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was I lying to my audience topic/female-subjugation

[...] What were my daughters and I doing in Naples? Were we there just to make Nino happy? Was I lying to myself when I portrayed myself as free and autonomous? And was I lying to my audience when I played the part of someone who, with her two small books, had sought to help every woman confess wha…

—p.115 The Story of the Lost Child (The Neapolitan Novels, #4) by Elena Ferrante
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a good rule not to expect the ideal topic/infidelity

[...] Throw him out, I repeated, when Nino tried to come near me. Franco kept him away, said calmly: Leave her alone, leave the room. Nino obeyed and I told Franco everything in the most confused way. He listened without interrupting, until he realized that I had no more energy. Only at that point …

—p.108 by Elena Ferrante
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a natural ability to transform small private events topic/female-subjugation

I was very tired, and paid less and less attention to my appearance; I lost weight. And yet my editors and the audiences I encountered night after night liked me. Moving here and there, discussing with this and that person in a language that wasn’t mine but that I rapidly learned to manage, I gradu…

—p.56 by Elena Ferrante
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he wanted to gentrify Black Brooklyn himself

Fuck George Jefferson, it’s Spike Lee who has moved on up. He didn’t want to be like Melvin Van Peebles, trumpeting the accomplishments of one movie he made forty-five years ago in some tattered sweatshirt he wore around the apartment — a nice one in Columbus Circle, bought with Wall Street specula…

—p.181 n+1 Issue 22: Conviction On Bill Gunn and Spike Lee (172) by n+1
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Lee’s own addiction to high society

After the ABFF screening, the baffled audience stuttered their questions. “What message are we supposed to take from this film, Spike? And my second . . .” one audience member said before he was cut off by the director, who exclaimed, “I don’t talk about the meaning of my films anymore, I haven’t f…

—p.178 On Bill Gunn and Spike Lee (172) by n+1