Word: edgarã
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...Hamlet.” Very nice. I’m pretty fond of Edgar??s last line of “King Lear”, ‘Speak what we feel not what we ought to play?...
...eyes are always drawn. We are reminded of “King Lear,” in which the vagina is, similarly, an entry to an unknowable—and therefore threatening—interior, a “dark and vicious place,” in Edgar??s words. In “The Armies,” Ismael’s vexed desires have long been mingled with the constant threat of violence from paramilitaries and guerrillas, as though the most effervescent expression of life—lust—has unconsciously incorporated death...
...Edgar??s maneuver narrowed the Meltzer lead, but the sophomore toughed it out enough to earn a 6-4 decision...
...they had been throughout the entire crisis, Edgar?? family was crucial in keeping him grounded. “I hung out with my brother [Victor] because we had been through it all together”, he says. “He was very important for me, because we were really the only constants in our lives”. Although Victor tried to immerse himself totally in American culture, Edgar made a conscious effort to retain and display his Sierra Leonian heritage—by keeping his distinctive accent, for example, and playing soccer instead of basketball. Keeping...
...26th of this year, in a promising reversal of past wrongs, the RUF released 600 children, between the ages of 6 and 10 years. old who had served as ‘soldiers’ in the rebel army. With her sons at Harvard and in boarding school, Edgar??s mother returned to Freetown and to her husband, whom she hasn’t lived with for the last five years. As Edgar puts it in his typical down-to-earth style, “I went on FOP, and Mom went to Freetown” where...