As I was saying in class, our Friendo and Arnold Friend have a couple things in common. But, I find it most striking that they both seem to stick to their "rules" or "promises." This kind of makes me think that all sociopaths kind of live by some type of sick twisted principles.
What do you guys think?

Hey guys
I wasn't in class when Professor went over the final assignment. I obviously got the instructions, but was there any other important comments made in class that I should probably know?

Thanks

I really really enjoyed that work. I thought it was a very unique and attractive way to communicate what your thoughts and it captured some interesting points that I didn't think about before. It makes me embarrassed to turn anything in.

Here are my thoughts on if Everett is bonifide or not:

http://www.sensesofcinema.com/contents/directors/03/coens.html

some interesting analysis on Coen films

So I was on the way out of the town for Thanksgiving and watched "Burn After Reading" on the plane. Pretty crazy movie, it only makes sense that its a Coen brothers creations.

Anyone else see it? What did you think?

Thoughts?

So I think an obvious recurring theme in the two movies we've seen in class is fate. We thoroughly discussed fate in "No Country," but there is definitely an element of fate in "O, brother"(the man on the railroad in the beginning, the water rushing at the end, etc)

So i think thats what I am going to base my essay off of?
Any comments, ideas, suggestions? Do you guys think this is a strong recurring theme?

Anyone know what page # we are supposed to read to in No Country for tomorrow??