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Emmitt 2022-05-01 06:01:02
There will always be young people on the way
Early in my life I had a brief relationship with an American pen pal who lived in Denver. In my letter to her, I mentioned that my first impression of the city came from Kerouac's "On the Road," and she was surprised that I had read Kerouac. The novel itself is not a very compact story, so it is...
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Junior 2022-05-01 06:01:02
A movie that is hard to watch without reading the original
The movie "On the Road" personally feels that it must be enjoyed after reading the book. The road Sal and Dean traveled together, the words they said, the people they met, and the things that happened are far more than those shown in the movie. But a film of more than two hours can generally show...
Sean Dillingham
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Carlo Marx: I'd gotten so crazy over Dean.
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Dean Moriarty: Alas, alas, Sal. It's not me, I'm drunk. But my soul talking direct soul language, so to speak, to my deepest blood brother and holy goof, that's you. And to be formal and analytical about it, let me objectify the characteristics I miss the most of you. Number 1 your conversation. Number 2 your brotherly smile, man. But I shall go on, so to close and get the gist Denver waits for you. Carlo in his damp grotto and clowned misery to use a paradox of expression waits for you, so get on it! Be quick and hurry to me, no delay. Bring Paradise to Denver. Bring Paradise to Denver. And I love you as ever. Dean, Drunk.
