Jul. 25th, 2007

seraphcelene: (it mocks me)
Title: The Habit of Transferred Affections
Author: seraphcelene
A/N: Based on Neil Jordan's movie adaptation of Graham Greene's novel The End of the Affair. I only caught the last hour of the movie, so I'm really not sure about this. I know that the book ends very differently and I plan to go back and read it. Summary from The End of the Affair. 1,063 words. Unbeta'd
Rating: G
Disclaimer: The End of the Affair belongs to people who are not me, including Graham Greene and Neil Jordan.
Summary: ... love dies, affection and habit win the day.

The Habit of Transferred Affections )
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Caught an the first episode of Mad Men and while it seems very well written, and promises to be chock full of fun, wicked, scandalous hijinks, I don't think that it's for me. The steel-girded femininst in me is railing at the rampant misogny. Makes my skin crawl. I can handle that kind of thing in movies for brief periods of time, but the idea of a series full of this kind of sentiment is painful.

VK was a super creep. I'm confused by Peggy, there are secrets there, I can tell. Her boss, Mr. Draper, is such a jackass and I feel absolutely no sympathy for him. In fact I didn't really connect with any of the characters. Miss Mencken was the only one who actually piqued my interest, probably she was the only character that I came to identifying with.

I am such a sucker for kick ass women characters, and the limited, strained and restrained women just make me frustrated.

So, no Mad Men for me.

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