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As the play draws to a close, the two couples rendezvous in the metropolitan Museum of Art. O'Keefe urges Audrey to leave Victor. "Not again, Alfred, never again," she says, implying her regret over their love affair.
You'll probably get hungry at some point during your stay in the city. No problem. Memphis has plenty of fine dining establishments. Just don't leave Memphis without experiencing Memphis barbecue. The downtown Rendezvous, which delivered ribs to the King himself, boasts atmosphere, but Corky's, on the other...
John Berger's collection of essays Keeping a Rendezvous approaches writing as an act of love. Berger's innovative art criticism explores not only the artwork itself but also the participating role of the art observer and the act of love that conspires between the canvas and the viewer.
"Authenticity," Berger asserts, "comes from a single faithfulness: that to the ambiguity of experience...When his pages are finished, the reciprocal ambiguities coalesce into a mystery." Keeping the Rendezvous has this authenticity: He writes as unmysteriously, as precisely and as clearly as language allows, thus revealing mystery not as superficial...
It took Nagumo's fleet five days to reach the rendezvous point at Hitokappu Bay in the Kuriles just north of Japan's main islands. Fog swirled over the desolate outpost, and snow fell intermittently as the fleet steamed eastward at dawn on Nov. 26.