A Windy Day, The Terrible Screaming, The Mythmaker's Office,
The Daylight and the Dust,...
Session 21st of October
“A Windy Day” posed discussion as a transitional wind that may herald spring time, a gust of wind of childhood memories, or an alienating wind that may drive one insane. The idea of rite a passage was also suggested. The textured fabric of the sky where the capricious wind pirouettes captured our eye with its ruffles, and satin.
The fable-like quality of Frame’s short stories was also highlighted as a way of articulating the disturbing signified of some signifiers. “Death” should be eradicated as a word from the realm of “word-om” as stated in “The Mythmaker’s Office.”
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Terrible Screaming” finds its voice in “Silence” as the story points. Unheard, and yet inside, the terrible scream overlaps the unrippled surface of unquestioned officialdom.
