to some extent, these injuries can be filled in, but understand the injuries. and we inflict ourselves with an assessment of all this. hmm, for example, somehow natalya is horror hell. yes, when we get used to these assessments ourselves, they injure us, but in fact you got into a statistically different situation in ordinary life in such situations 1 2 3, 4 5, 26 27 30 40. among your acquaintances, there is probably a similar that's why it's calmer just to the assessment then you will be less nervous you will have more strength to fight for your future strength goes away from you when you are worried, and you are worried when you think that this hell is some kind of complicated last question. i will also ask you michael what reactions oksana can encourage him to continue the persecution. and how to behave correctly so that, on the contrary, he is interested in him? was fading away to being afraid to forget,

just this is a question from the point of view that he is a normal person. with these persecutions, he showed that there is psychopathy there. that's outweighed in his personality. you see, therefore, no, just fight for yourself. do what you do and do not expect that he will lag behind you, immediately after a year, two, three. now, when it falls behind, then it will fall behind, you understand, all of you were his victims. yes, he reveled in power over you, here you once again took away his housing. and also this power and the opportunity to revel in the opportunity to command you there to speak to you. what to do. yes, more, i guess. you said there, i have some beautiful , wonderful, the best in the world. and that's it. it was you who took it from him and you want him to take it so easily let you go normally let a healthy person go. well, i agree to some kind of dependent relationship, of course, after our parting. and his life. uh, it definitely didn’t turn for the better, because our situation is like

the property of a social woman, and the whole volleyball world, as it were, well, many of my relatives are relatives in penza, that is, they are all aware of this situation. and uh, as if everyone knows each other, communicate and, accordingly, a keychain to the fact that they began to look at him as, uh , a person with mental problems, because that on affairs to it yes and because of it. well, as far as i was given. he doesn't play volleyball now. he left, he was forced to lead such a hermit's life, as if let him be healed away, then, well, to blame. you still understand, yes, your real man. i think it's very, very, very close. you just need to pull yourself out here. yes, it's still amazing. here's some kind of situation and, it seems, i'll say. that's what parents give us an idea of ​​the world.

we walk the exact field, we walk the scents of flowers this, maybe, but sometimes you walk through a flower field and get stuck in a cow patty. here, well, sometimes it comes, it gets dirty, it stinks. come on, now admit that it stinks, it’s that this stench, it will be easy with you in life for some time, because you got into trouble. and what is the name of this young man of your ex. well, just say, andrey andrey know that come to us with mikhail here, let's, maybe we will help you and will live a good new life, but be sure yes, please, it was a hint of the psyche. my name is natalia losina journalist. thought, leading clinical psychologist, great and bright michael horse in our beautiful guest, how beautiful she is.

hello this podcast is a must read. i am an aglaya na batnikova director writer. today we're going to talk about leventhal, uh, writer literary critic talking about truman's the hood and breakfast silence. hello vadim e, let 's first tell about this novel for those who have not read it, uh, we are talking about new york - this is the forty -third year, the second world war and youth. bohemian new york e is having a good time and an aspiring young writer e to get acquainted with his neighbor a young girl, er, of an indefinite occupation, e, he is enchanted by her and they have. ah, tender

friendship. and let's figure it out. this is generally a novel about love or friendship. well, i would say, first of all, that this novel is still about the main character, that is, is it the fact that it seems to me that the most important thing in this text in this book, and confirmation, uh , of the fact that we managed to create a wildly important hood, and the female image is what we still remember this book and know read. well, here is the image of this main character. it seems to me that he is important, that on but uh, she seems to be as far as possible from the bourgeois ideal of a woman. come on, what is the ideal of a woman, the ideal of a woman, this is, uh, a respectable, but chaste housewife, mother of the family. so she keeps at home. she is raising children. she cooks for her husband. i don't know, there's roast beef while his wife is waiting for him with work.

yes, yes, this is that feminine ideal that bourgeois society presents us as if consciously, yes, but at the same time there is, but his fantasy unconsciously. psychoanalysts call this phantasm yes, that is, it is some kind of unconscious fantasy around which the erotic is organized. not really, but insofar as the life of the unconscious, it is generally in many ways erotic. the main thing is that we are not always aware of this fantasy of our unconscious. and even more difficult to understand. how even the inner world. in this case, the inner world of this society. yes organized around. uh, this fantasy about this woman who is in a relationship with this the ideal wife, the mother of the family, is in a relationship of opposition and she is absolutely opposite. come on, what could be further from this one, that means the mother of a

beautiful family. let's say it doesn't work. she is 19 years old. she. well, you can say e is the profession of an escort. she accompanies a man to restaurants and uh, they give her money for a toilet 150, then she collects 100 dollars and she always lives on boxes. she has friends. uh, with connections, she's always being offered something to do, but she's denying everything. well, we know that she lives without a schedule. gets up in the middle of the day, then puts on makeup for a long time, goes to a restaurant around her all the time the crowd. uh men, uh, motley and uh, actually hence the question. why does such a girl attract the attention of a hero who is starting to write or why is he so fascinated by her well, i would

first ask another question. uh, why is she so attracted to the attention of all these men that are circling around her, how, uh, let's say. so butterflies around a flower, not to say a little more rudely yes, and indeed, let's immediately note that the image is wildly archetypal hoods in an interview talks about the modern geisha. that is, we must clearly understand what it is all the same. occupation is very strong different from trading the body. yes, trading in the body is one thing , this is the occupation of a prostitute, of course, but uh, you can say that earning a body like this trades it is seduced. she is endlessly seductive, and virtual. yes, a femme fatale, of course, a woman is a difficult girl, difficult fates, yes, because childhood is difficult, eh. in terrible circumstances, rape, that is, it is

all mentioned on the one hand. this an archetypal image for bourgeois literature, but on the other hand, but it is also taken from reality, but because these women in new york around those years were described not only by hoods, yes, if we take it, but henry miller’s books yes, in particular, the famous sex novel , and there here are people like holly goyler, there is not one, there are many such girls described, and again, we know from the interview of the hood from the memoirs of contemporaries there from some articles that e quite a lot of women claimed to be e hollyla prototypes, yes, literally every second would wanted to copy from me, but we ourselves must note that he is a documentary filmmaker in general, and in fact, when you read the novel, you understand that the real prototype was still impossible to come up with so many real details of some nuances and, in general, his feature is his forte - this is documentary, and it seems to me that he just

found very good material for his documentary history. i think the point here is that this is a collective image after all. this is a novel and no, a documentary essay. yes, but not nunfiction. we know that hard on the hoods a lot of great non-fiction. there the most famous of them are uh, incold uh, murders in russian translation. and this is still roman, and it is important here that this is a collective image for us. in my opinion. there were just a lot of them, and girls in real life, and you met such girls in real life. or they were only in new york in the forties. no. absolutely not, not only in new york in the forties. eh, and i met her, and with some of our amendments for our time, they live and work. uh, and now uh, the fact is that it is she is, in principle, a figure characteristic of a bourgeois society. yes, that is, it is precisely according to this logic that there is a conscious fantasy about

an ideal woman housewife, blah blah blah and so on, and so on there is an unconscious phantasm and around which it is organized in reality, as if this subject yes, a collective subject this this society. and this phantasm is just such a tear from the urva, as you understand, here it is some kind of tear in the fabric of this being. she is being. it is broken into society at this place. yes, because in essence, and what does this image tell us about. e about liberated sexuality, first of all, yes, yes, the characters separately mention that holly is not shy about anything, and even at some point, uh, she begins to count the number of her lovers and notes that there were not so many of them. holly speaks and the characters notice that the first time she was generally embarrassed was when she was talking about someone. one way or another, this is a liberated sexuality, freed from the conventions of bourgeois society, from

the conventions of marriage, there and so on and so forth. further and so on is not the trade of the body, namely sexuality. it's important, right? ah, that is, to some extent, in principle, this is an idea of ​​freedom, and that is, at this point, and the bourgeois society discovers that it is not free internal, but yearns for freedom, hates itself for having deprived this freedom hates himself for his cynicism. and for his duplicity and e that is why this image is connected with some tragic stories. yes, well, the fact is that literature remains bourgeois, and it must propagate something yes, that is, it always must, but punish this woman after all, for someone a little different, then he is of this novel. i would say admiration. fuck than, uh. they said that nastasya filippini is delighted, but to stab her,

nevertheless. all the same, it is absolutely necessary not to slaughter her, you understand? well, holly is going through a disaster too. that is, as a result of her some kind of game with the mafia. she goes every thursday to the sensing prison. uh, and transmits some encrypted messages about the weather. she gets paid for it, uh, 500 dollars, in my opinion, or well, something like that, there are 200 give, when severance pay, well good money good money and 43 years old. yes, and she transmits some messages. here she is referring to the conversation. actually with a hero. and he is the only one who guesses, probably, that these are not just messages about the weather, and in the end, when she starts playing herself, she tries to become a good wife, mother, but conditionally, yes, for pregnancy. she cooks different dishes at home. she is expecting a child for the wedding. and in general, uh, so to speak, refuses,

you can say, from his lifestyle , plans to move to some other status, because disaster strikes. i'm being arrested. she should fly away in disgrace. e in rio de janeiro, and it’s clear that for a new yorker to fly to rio de janeiro is like flying from moscow to siberia. and it's a shame you know the scandalousness of breakfast at tiffany's, after all, well , novels of course, in that the punishment frame is something completely different. uh, well , the artistic frame is that at the beginning they find out that she is in africa. yes, and in general, somehow. here she is traveling around africa. they remember the bartender and the hero himself in the form of an escort of some kind of expedition, and some kind of portraits are drawn from it, which means that. well,

it looks like holly agrees. they are with each other. well, for sure, it turns out that the scandalous thing is that and why is she not punished, or something, but how does it happen? she should, like, sit and cry for being so bad, and sitting means bad behavior, and she travels around africa for some men. this is a terrible scandal. these are horrors. nightmare shouldn't be like this scandalousness of this text, it is believed that truman is doing some kind of slap in the face to society. eh, taking the dick out. yes, and in this sense, he is a predecessor. uh, already the next generation of writers and beatniks, uh all sorts of kiruacs, uh, and so on and so forth paves the way for them, but of course, this is a slap in the face of public taste. yes, and the image of the narrator. yes, uh yes, let's say two things about him, that a, firstly, a transparently

hinted that she refers to the people of the moonlight, yes, lost to women. yes, but on the other hand, the narrator himself says that he as they would say now, he is running from mobilization, both, of course, make him an absolute outcast for the american society of the 40-40s. yes, he is absolutely not patriotic at all and an outcast of the outcast, do not look for contempt. yes, it’s not clear how they earn money, doing some kind of creativity, which no one else pays for and no one pays for, but let’s note that this is what brings him closer to holly, of course, these are two outcasts, two outsiders, two outsiders. yes, two places are the scandals of this society. yes, this woman is a tearaway and a young man without a certain occupation, a yesterday's female society and only such a storyteller, and can earn the trust

of this heroine and can, but reliably tell about her, but, because any other buildup. it would be unreliable, we will start with the fact that they only understand it. she does not perceive him when the bull is in the first place, because he is lost to women, and secondly, he is not rich. that is, she can be sincere and open with him, and he knows her real, that is, not her mask, with which, relatively speaking, she hunts. yes, and her as a person, let him in. he is close. maybe, e, to describe it, the fact of the matter is that no one else could describe it; no one else understands it. you understand her, only he, because he is also in a situation . here is the opposition, but to this bourgeois society and its ideals, but i would not say that they directly oppose themselves to ideals, because they are already hanging out in clubs and expensive alcohol. they enjoy, in my opinion, let's say that. so. uh, successful. uh, the

lifestyle of successful rich people. they are at least imitating it already. it seems to me in particular. it seems to me that it is fundamental that, and they are both in this structure, but are in the same position. this brings them closer. this allows them to understand each other and that is why this narrator. or maybe tell about it plainly yes, with understanding. only singles can participate, this is your ideal partner. it's already been made. i have to admit you have great taste. are we not going to sleep together here? good morning. i tidied up a bit, and that's exactly what ninety-three percent of women dream of. try to guess what part of our eat. there

some kind of man is quite a man you don’t treat yourself as a person, because he is not a person there are things that your algorithm cannot comprehend, for example, the human soul this look once you looked at me like that silver bear for best actress . i'm made for you premiere. tomorrow at the first house, tom is a very friendly robot who can speak. this podcast is a must- read. i am aglaya on batnikova, director , writer, host of a podcast, visiting me. vadim levintal, writer and literary critic. we're talking about the truman hood novel breakfast tiffany, i also want to draw attention to the fact that holly, in general , does not behave very nicely, that is, a friend comes trying to take away the gentlemen and holly, while she

goes to the toilet, informs everyone using ephemisms that she has a venereal disease. eh, this is not a good deed ugly and not pretty, but nevertheless e we see that by the end of the book. for example, i already cried from sympathy. to holly about how kind and generous she is, what a wonderful person she is, and in general, some of her qualities appear. yes, generosity courage. here, in what actions in what things, that is, in what is this optics of the author manifested, eh? dragging us to see in her a wonderful kind person, firstly, she knows how to make friends. yes, she’s friends with a storyteller, who tells us all this, she loves animals in the end, and in the end she loves animals in many ways. sincerely in their manifestations. yes , she says that uh, how i differ from other women, then i still try to love each of my men. so its worth it

such a confession, and i would suggest you, uh, conduct a mental experiment. so you say, so, here, she does not know how to handle money there blah blah blah. and let's try to build from the contrary. yes , it means a woman who knows how to handle money, and the household, which means she stands firmly on her feet, knows what she wants , always tells the truth. uh, never sets his girlfriends up, there and so on and so forth. and about this, a woman can write a novel well, how can you, well, try to remember at least one novel in which, as it were it would be told about the heroine, which now represents this official bourgeois ideal. after all, do not think of a single one, there is one in which a woman becomes natasha rostova yes, on the basis of this moment the novel ends. nothing to say next. well, firstly, there is nothing to tell, and secondly, there is still a mention of the word female, that is , some. here she is stopped by a terrible

devil. yes yes yes yes. well holly we are fortunately invisible in this state. we see how she tries to enter him, but then the situation throws her away, like the champagne is paid for, and in the end she remains, uh, in this, by the way, now the film, because in the film she is after all. well, it lands, as it were, but it goes to the landing lane on this correct lane, and in the book, on the contrary, it comes off on the cosmic athletics. let's discuss the movie. ah, how it differs from the book in the book there is no love story between the narrator, uh and uh, the heroines between them friendly relationship love friendship i would say friendship is admiration, but there are no yes erotic experiences in in this sense, it’s not there, but in the film they tell us a story, well, relatively speaking, cinderella yes, like, i met the principle of such

a moment that breakfast at tiffany’s in the film is some kind of almost a product of tiffany’s placement, they hang out in this store open some boxes. and by the way, i’m not a film critic, but i’m sure that this store will pay everything to the store . i paid for everything, but the fact is that in the book itself , in the novel itself. uh, tomorrow doesn't exist in typhus, like some kind of paradise for holly. why is she talking about this paradise? shows fred. she called the hero fred after the name of his beloved brother. that is, she says, i will call you fred. it doesn't matter what your name is, you will be fred, and now, she conditionally shares her intimate experiences with our fred, because she becomes depressed. she has bouts of sadness. she calls it climb the wall, and then we understand where it comes from, because she had a difficult childhood. yes, she generally wandered around potehas, ran away from home. and here is tiffany

for her a place where this place is calm, which saves her from depression. she arrives there and lets her go. and i think it's completely different than what we see in the movie where we just see in a jewelry store. yes , it's not played at all. well, it seems to me that the important thing here is that this very store. eh, this, in principle, is, as it were, not the image of her. this is, in principle, a bourgeois paradise. this is what a bourgeois paradise looks like. you come, and there it means, uh, they sell you. uh, expensive. and you have money in this area, yes, they sell for a high price, which means all sorts of beautiful dream things to give you there carry coffee with you. this is a bourgeois paradise. and here it is important, after all, that when she talks about it, climb the wall, they sleep as a narrator, but they remember the word angst, yes, angst. a word from the philosophy of heidegger, in fact, well

, let's not confuse the audience at all here, but let's just say one thing, that in accordance with the philosophy of heidegger. this is the feeling, angst, and it is this that gives rise, generally speaking , to consciousness. yes, that is, outside of this what it is called, there is consciousness on the wall to be can not. and what does this mean that in a bourgeois paradise, where there is no august and there can be no creation, you become, as it were, vegetables. yes, and precisely. therefore, in the book, we are rather glad for her that she ended up in africa? yes there, well, who does not want to travel around africa means a factory to spend the night in a hut. and that's it. it also seems to me extreme, and on the other hand, how objectively sad is the finale of the film, when we understand that, well, everything will never happen to this heroine again in life. here, she's just that, she's become boring, so she now there will be cabbage soup until the largest pot , and so on until the end of the life of a and b surrounded. so

i interfere with these jewelry and so on and so forth. well, that's it, there is nothing more to tell about you . but about the one that travels around africa, we feel that there can be a few more seconds, a few forces. yes yes. what do you think, this is an autobiographical novel listen. well, to be honest, i wouldn't have studied a biography in detail like a bonnet. uh, i think maybe maybe, why not? we are again. protrum on the hood we know he is a great artist, but he is also a great journalist. yes, he wrote a lot of books. just documented, yes, and books great cold-blooded murder this documentary novel orders. indeed, quite a place for a rather loud and famous murder, but terribly cruel, in fact, such murders happen in america and not only in america, but one such is not one, but the hoods in this book are issued through one this is a murder through

a description of this town a description of all these characters. well, that is, living people, yes, and those who were killed and these two young men of the murders. he spins their biographies. yes, they are good, and so on and so forth, but he shows. e, that is, he and private e, goes back to the general. yes, he shows, in general, how it works. this is american society. and tomorrow what tiffany has, he has the same reception. that's what i think i'm on to. entered yes, you are absolutely right. it seems to me that in this sense, breakfast at tiffany's is also such a photograph of e society in many ways, a at dryhabern. it looks like this character. how do you associate it, after all, the film shot one way or another, it still became, uh, the material for a hollywood movie. this classic film is also important because, again, since it is so popular, it is obvious that, ah, this is some kind of very important fantasy, again, yes, for the

people who watch and watch this film it’s another matter that i it seems that this is still a separate work of holly , of course, completely different than? well , of course, yes, appearance, ebrun is such a sheep, she is as if she is in the clouds. and just like that , she doesn't. here is this predatory nothing, uh, not dangerous. yes fawn baby it's perfect right and the eyes. it's like this. well, fuck, uh, scary vulgar at some point, fred notices that some suspicious man of fifty years is following her on the street. uh begins to get close to him to find out what's going on and this man uh tells him that it turns out holly is his wife. he is the farmers of the stichas, and she is his wife, whom he married at the age of 13 and they call her the moon she was. and he already had a lot of his own. he already had many children of his own. uh, and he says, looking for

my mistress. here and uh, the heroes learn that it turns out holly's name is actually lulamey. here and uh, holly, out of the blue , meets the love of this ex- husband of hers. she, that is, we assume that she can even pretend that she does not know him, yes, because some simple person. uh, he's just dressed, maybe he smells very good of manure, huh? holly, which you can say e in the company of hollywood stars rotates and producers. uh, in the best clothes, a very fashionable famous itl, so to speak, but suddenly we see a completely unexpected for me. at least that she throws herself on the neck of this ex-husband of hers comforts him spends the night with him escorts him to the bus tries to explain to you that she is no longer broken, but it seems to me that this is such a touching trait, but i just wanted

to return to oddrihan that i can not imagine audrey hepburn a texas farmer. that's absolutely not. yes, it is clear from this woman on the screen that she did not experience all these horrors that the aristocrat did not experience. yes, yes, yes, yes, i wanted to mention one more thing. uh, there 's an interesting twist that holly uh nevertheless, in communicating with men, she is as. i consider it a virtuoso, and this is manifested , by the way, including uh, and in the fact that when this man leaves her, whom she chose her husbands, having learned that her reputation was ruined by arrest and connection with he is a mafia diplomat, and he urgently leaves without saying goodbye, leaving her some kind of terrible letter, uh, and she is in the hospital , because she has a miscarriage due to nerves and comes to her. uh, fred brings this letter. she tells him. i need to

make up my lips, because a girl cannot read such letters. uh, without yes, yes, yes. well no only stupid, there, in general, she puts on makeup for a long time before reading this letter. well , when she reads this letter, when it is clear that he left her and never. will not appear again, uh, writes. oh, god forbid all the best to you and your child writes. he is actually the father of this child. and here she is reading this and i was completely shocked by what she says. well, what a rat, but i loved him, and that's it. and there is no more talk about him. that is, she instantly forgets about it. uh, that is, after the blow, she gets up, dusts herself off and runs with a cheerful gait. i couldn't go further. here it's so easy, for example, to forget a man, even if he hurt a scoundrel, but holly absolutely amazes me. she is, in general, a samurai in the female sense, well, yes, to live like a wolf with wolves, and how else to survive in this, uh,

cynical world, which is arranged according to the principle man is a dead wolf to man. today i am tomorrow, because these are the key principles of that same capitalism, the torch that the united states brought through the entire twentieth century may it not survive. i don’t have any beautiful soul there, uh, i don’t know, the heroine some soviet book. yes, now it doesn’t occur to some such beautiful stuffy idealist there, yes, who, for ideals, for public goods, there, and so on and so forth. not instantly, as if rolled up in the pavement to eat , you can only survive on such a moderate dolicinism, but he still loves a kitten. and you see the kitten , she, uh, is trying to pretend that she doesn’t care about this kitten, like he doesn’t have a name , you don’t have a name, and in general fate brought us together. i'm not attached to him, and then, it turns out, what is attached, that is. you see here is such

a dichotomy on the one hand. she is cynical and tries to be cynical, but on the other hand , it does not always work out. that's all the same, that 's her nature, and initially this is a kind person, such as by nature kind. yes, but it still breaks through. she generally doesn’t give a name to katya, and the heroes don’t call by name. that is, she tries not to become attached to people, probably, yes, because weaknesses, of course, are vulnerability for her. what is the name holly galightly? have you read the novel in the original? yes in english. what do you think this book? i read in russian. i, uh, incubus-plat read in english at one time, but well , the bully settled for anyone who understands english, this is obvious. explain the word hoodlum, right? yes, let's say that this is the name that she took for herself. this is her pseudonym, which is the program itself woman holiday, and

golightly hmm and i would say so, if you approach the translation creatively. this is something like your own on the board, that is, a person with whom it is easy to communicate there, an outcast and here she is for these men of hers naked, that is. uh, no need to stress. all is well. i am my own, well, that is, they are predators, yes, and an predator in this aquarium, she is a piranha, i wanted to talk more about the fact that this novel was a breakthrough for the hold on the hood. yes, he made him famous. and why do you think his early works were not noticed, maybe it's in the image of this and holly, maybe he really met such a girl, and she became his muse. it seems to me that most likely there was no one particular girl, most likely the image is collective. he would just see a lot such girls.

well, because there are too many of them in real life, then they raised their hands and shouted that it was me, it was me, it was me, well, as if they even filed a lawsuit, because she really had a surname gulaevna. well, the certainty that she was completely different. i didn't even know her. well there, well, when 20 women come out and say it's a prototype. i obviously have a collective image. and by the way, let’s say it’s also forwarded that some features, in fact, a biography, and this very heroine. this features a biography of truman hood's mother. yes, here this difficult childhood, early marriage gave such pies, a teenager a girl, generally traumatic, but at thirteen, but also a very early e, independent life, and a lonely independent life in a big city, in my opinion, is also in new york. now we remember exactly, maybe he took the traits of his mother

precisely in order to bring this holly to some kind of figurative pedestal. you can say that, maybe, in any case, one way or another. here's the luck of the hood is that this collective image hit the mark, yes, that is, he really reproduced to the maximum, uh, convincingly and as closely as possible some very important uh story for the uh unconscious of this very bourgeois society. that is, if there was no hit on the bull's-eye, then, well, there would not have been such a success for the book, yes, and the success of the book is always ensured by hitting the bull's-eye in some kind of problematic wound, where it generally fester bleeds. and so, when a writer or artist in the broadest sense goes there, yes, he will stick his first society like that. but it cannot be ignored. yes long

is remembered. ah. that's it, it's a problem that this is exactly such a woman as otorva and the opposite of an epper wife. uh, that's it, she is of interest. this is the problem. the problem is that you, uh, consciously declare one thing about the unconscious. you guys have a completely different fantasy. you are bipolar. well, as now he writes on the internet of these of yours yes, but it’s not possible, as if praying for an icon, and like turning away, uh, to perform some other actions with dirty pictures. yes, that is a contradiction. this is cynicism, this is duplicity. yes, that is duplicity inside it, and society and it destroys it from within. yes, and i want to remove this contradiction. and you feel insincerity in this. ok then. you alone will round off. if you want to mention something else, say something separately. i might

, uh, say it's cold-blooded murder. why is this novel interesting? and what is described there? well, the book cold-blooded murder can be a very long time to speak. it seems to me that this is the best book under the hood and may be one of the best american books of the 20th century. and maybe the best non-fiction ever written at all. yes? let's say this with a metaphor. yes, here, who watched lynch's films, for example, there is blue velvet yes, there is blue velvet opens the frame. uh, the camera flies from above these, uh, perfect american towns. yes, here are one-story americans, which means that toy houses have tried such colored cars. this means bushes. someone is watering. so, these bushes with water, in general, everything is just perfect. all is well. then the camera descends descends descends descends into the grass. and there, as it were here is the carpet, yes, and it turns out that he was crying under the carpet, there is such a thing, well,

that they give pipes that devour each other. it's just cold there. goosebumps in the back and in full horror, because yes, behind the wrong side of this pastoral under the carpet. uh, real nightmares and real horrors are swept away. he's talking about it from the inside out. i think, yes, under the rug, yes, yes, and this is his tool and his success in this is his success, but also great art, because after all, stas has such a passion with such a talent for opening his abscesses and bourgeois society. few people succeeded, yes, yes, and he is terribly fascinating because you just can't put it down. and most importantly, in the end you sympathize, even with this murderer. of course, they are still scum bastards, there and so on and so forth. well, you just understand

how they became such scum. do you understand logic? yes and at this moment you are seized by real horror, because in a different logic and in other patterns. these same guys could be, i don’t know , polar explorers, space explorers e pilots well in one. thank you for talking. thank you you huge. this was a podcast, a must read. i'm a purulent body shirt director to write or host podcasts today we discussed putin tomorrow. this is the famous romance of hoods with vadim elemental.