Is this satire, or does Bertolucci really mean to suggest a higher communion?
The author thinks that Bertolucci doesn't really mean to suggest a higher communion.
The author thinks that Bertolucci is sincere.
I had a feeling that the search for Jane was foolish anyway.
A person is outside
The woman was watching tv with one shoe
You could call it a suspicion, I yelled.
The men are sitting next to the fireplace in the lodge.
The man with the cart is wearing a shirt with a cherry design.