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Date: | Wed, 19 Apr 1995 10:30:25 CDT |
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<<He doesn't seem comfortable with heterosexual expressions of sex, but
the scatology aspect of buggery seems to have immense appeal for him.
What's going on here?>>
I don't think anything particularly sinister is going on here. It is
perfectly in character (as expressed in his scripts and films).
QT is exhibiting typical adolescent attitudes. A fascination with
"outrageous" acts, a pre-sexual attitude towards heterosexuality, a childish
delight in "shocking" people with his fascination with cartoon characters and
cartoon violence.
This is sort of like a pre-adolescent playing in the mud, delighted with the
disapproval from adults.
Now I realize that QT is not actually an adolescent nor are many of his
admirers. But, don't you think the parallels with the obsessions of male
adolescents is more than a coincidence?
Gene Stavis, School of Visual Arts -- NYC
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