Description
It is reasonable to assume that over time, many cherished epics tend to be interpreted or re-interpreted to suit some motive. The tendency, towards such motives are in themselves an interpretation, or a lack there of, of that famous English phrase, Mind the Gap, which makes pants and shirts available for topless people on commuter trains. Where, reason does not exist, it is also reasonable to assume, such auguries as character assassination, or romantic tragedy as a way of milking memories, subsists. As often, however, these exploits tend towards the Ice Age of the Raj Quartet, or a worse nuisance, such as Slaughter House Five, t’is best to perhaps to keep in mind, that a bizarre, distorted reality of confusing identities and landscapes filled with twisted language can be even more trying of the resources that left the Napoleonic invasion of Russia in ruins.
