(Also, you really are a masochist. Seriously. Tristan und Isolde for this? OW.)
I think one of the things I liked most about using Tannhauser was the irony of Richard's perspective of it. But then, the hero always is more oblivious to nuance than we'd like to think...
I'm glad I brought the outward-spidering cracks that result from Richard's death off -- that is a terrible thing to be pleased with, I know, but I truly am!
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Date: 2010-09-03 10:55 am (UTC)(Also, you really are a masochist. Seriously. Tristan und Isolde for this? OW.)
I think one of the things I liked most about using Tannhauser was the irony of Richard's perspective of it. But then, the hero always is more oblivious to nuance than we'd like to think...
I'm glad I brought the outward-spidering cracks that result from Richard's death off -- that is a terrible thing to be pleased with, I know, but I truly am!