We, The Infected

intrige, thanks for the cool note and the compliment about my technical savvy at such an advanced age. Jeg er 70 år, men jeg har vel glemt hvordan å være gammel! (I hope Babylon didn't screw up the Norwegian too much!)

Four years after the last post on this topic, but I have to get it out. Eli has on her bright, freshly scrubbed face, and her clothing is fresher than when Oskar last saw her. Eli slides closer to Oskar on the jungle gym and asks, "Luktar jag bättre?" The hopeful and expectant look on her child face...

Wasn't it the two little kids? They are shown immediately after the song cuts off with "or I'll get you...", and then one of the little kids points and says, "Look!"

Thanks, Drakkar. BTW, I am replacing my usual e-mail signature with Karl Ove Knausgård's words (not knowing that you would welcome me to We The Infected today). At work today I shared the words with a colleague, a man of a certain age (as am I). Knausgård's words will replace Proust's "Les vrais par...

Thanks to all of you who welcomed me to the forum. Wolfchild, I get why you like that I expressed no surprise or puzzlement at being infected. I have come to appreciate (love) many things that end up having a rather small following. Matching that observation, I have had little success at interesting...

I suppose Lacke was drunk when made new ice--yellow--as he observed Hakan covering the apartment window. He wasn't sober when he spoke harshly to Virginia ("Smooth, Lacke"). No reason to think this ineffectual alcoholic needed a chain of reasoning to jump to the conclusion that the new family in the...

I read a review in the New York Review of Books a few years ago, perhaps by James Wood. There was some special effects quibbling about the way Eli was shown climbing stuff, but the title continued to intrigue me. After all, what if you let the wrong something in? This year ShowTime started running i...