Posts Tagged ‘Lenny’
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Reading Oliver Twist is good enough to sentence ANYONE to have to come out and live a little.
Mind you, for all my smack about Dickens in Bruno, I think he’s an admiral writer.
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The funny thing is, a little less than a decade later I began to suffer from vertigo. Hm.
And Bruno’s last line totally cracks me up. I have no idea why.
I think it’s difficult, especially in your teens and early twenties, to realize that the rest of the world isn’t going through what you’re going through. I think it’s RELATED to narcissism, but is actually more a product of emotions being so new and intense.
That’s “West Cemetery” in Amherst, btw, where Emily Dickenson was buried.
Ah Lenny. Always smooth and charming and a bastard, to the last.
“I don’t remember,” has become the standard politician defense. Kinda sad, really.
How come Lenny never listens and supports Bruno like that? Ah, but Bruno, he does. And you know it.
Bruno and Lenny’s dry patter was always a delight to write. I was very pleased with this strip in particular because everything all of them say has implications and insight into character and situation. Oh, and I find it funny. :)
I have some deluded fantasy that all people gone bad just want to go home and be forgiven.
It’s always a downer to interrupt someone’s blues with perspective. Also, usually particularly annoying.
I like that Bruno is forgiving of humanity… to a point.
This strip was actually inspired y the always cheerful waitress at the Classe Cafe in Amherst. Miss that place (Damn you, Brueggers!)
