Re: "What is happening during an 'a.e.'?"

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In a message dated 3/1/10 5:32:06 PM, cheers...@aol.com writes:


>  a sense of the moment's indifference to me.
> 

I thought that was   part of the reality of tragedy. I remember crying and 
crying at tMacBeth   as   a friend of my father's tried   various fatuous 
attempts at comfort while it didn't matter at all   if I cried,MacBeth had to 
end like that.