I was forced to write in a rush earlier, so am sending my good wishes to our canine correspondent now and to Vroomie’s “vile” creature who are something that was very dead yesterday.
I’ve chuckled at all the latest posts, thank you!
Yes you must try that hairstyle @Uricon2 please!
I agree with the thoughts about Sally thinking she could always turn on the waterworks and pay off Chloe as that’s always worked before. I think I was disagreed with in the past when I suggested that she would have tried bribing Chloe but I think as so much more has unfolded about her character, it seems likely?
The sex scene in the book and film was to show that Moth was getting his libido back. Ray had been confiding in the reader about her looks, of feeling and looking old and unattractive. She was jealous of the women giving him a massage… which we know never happened…. And was feeling sorry for herself and unloved. Then Moth gets his mojo back, if it ever went away. I’m not sure how I feel about this as it’s obviously another one of her emotional hooks to obtain sympathy. I’ve sometimes wondered if she used her simpering methods on Martin Hemmings who developed feelings of sympathy and protectiveness and then took the money thinking she could always bribe him to keep his mouth shut. Pure speculation on my part, but made with the knowledge we have of her brassy nature that is so at odds with the shy, blushing bride in the old photos.
Yes, she does talk about them both as projections. Yes, Ray and Moth are fictional and her way of talking about them really proves this if nothing else. I go back again to the way that she uses the actors in character’ photos on her website to reaffirm this. She feels safe that way.
I totally agree that she is so deluded. It’s shameful.
There is an address in London to write a letter to Penguin Random House. I’ll paste in next post. The book needs to be moved into fiction and the other points we’ve made in this charabanc need to be addressed.
On another note; we went to Heligan Night garden yesterday evening. It was absolutely beautiful. I went into the shop afterwards and treated myself to a copy of Blossomise and noted that there was not one Raynor Winn book on the shelf amongst the writers of nature, walking and rewilding. No RW to be seen at all, thank you Heligan 👏🏻