I saw _The Host_ last night. What a very odd movie. Part political farce, part family comedy, part gross-out horror. I'm sure there are a lot of other parts I am missing in there too. It was pretty funny; at one point it seems that a lobotomy, or some kind of brain sugery, actually makes one of the characters smarter. Speaking of lobotomies, I also just finished reading _One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest_. In many ways a great novel. Though the lobotomies there don't have quite the same result.
What I'm working on now has 28 works cited in the first 16 pages. Maybe I'm a better researcher than I am an arguer. I guess that means I should've been a historian. That's right, I said it. Suck on that, historians!
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is probably my favorite novel. Not the best I've ever read, but one of my favorites.
In high school forensics (prose interpretation) I even used an abridged version the ending as my piece. The judges who were familiar with the novel loved it. For those who weren't, my performance as/reading the role of a large native american man was a little lost on them.
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