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B.W.:
What is your take on the BBM phenomenon and what it says about the power of this story?

Shakesthecoffecan:
For me, there is a lot of punch in the timing of its telling and the time period it was set in. It serves as an acknowledgement of same sex love not being a new thing, or a fad, but an ongoing, at time repressed aspect of humanity. The repression there of created a tremendous amount of grief, and the story is a catharsis of that grief.

Proulx said the characters became very real for her, as it did for a lot of people. They are real. They are us.

Sheriff Roland:
I like the way you said that Tru!

CellarDweller:

--- Quote from: Sheriff Roland on July 20, 2013, 10:26:01 pm ---I like the way you said that Tru!
--- End quote ---

I agree, very well said!

tampatalon:
For me I will always remember BBM was the leading edge of my person activisism.

TT

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