. . . (Eileen -- George Orwells wife) . . . looks at you for a minute before answering . . . At first we thought her affected, and were impatient of waiting for her comments. Later we realised that everything was important to her because her sense of life was so intense that she got the full impact of anything that turned up and saw it not isolated but with all its connections.

                                                                        Wifedom  Anna Funder

. . . not isolated  but with all its connections

                                                jah  thas was not him

he immediatelyisolated things 

his training indoctrination as a young student

outline form

I.  Intro

    A.

    B.

    C.

II.  First Supporting Point

  A.    Supporting Detail 

 1.    Example 

a.    source 

    B.s

    C.s

    D.s

        2.s and 3.s and 4.s and a.s and b.s and c.s unmercifully on and on and on until the Conclusion

whoever he argued had better have their ducks in a row or hed kill them on the ground in a pond without giving them an opportunity to take wing

Why you got to be like that, man?

Me

     Im prepared

Why arent you

     Im to take you at your fuckin word

 

Growup 

the connectedness Eileen absorbed in her silence her deliberation

                                                                        perhaps because she was a woman

had he been a woman

with his temperament

he would have been called a raging bitch

                                                 he got along famously with raging bitches             

probably 1430ishness.  Monday,  12  1. 26