Subject
Fw: Pnin in Pale Fire
From
Date
Body
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carolyn Kunin" <chaiselongue@earthlink.net>
> ----------------- Message requiring your approval (10
lines) ------------------
> Dear Mac Reynolds,
>
> Pnin of course is no martinet. That Kinbote calls him that, and refers to
> the Russian Department as "bloated" (presumably because it has no room for
> him) is probably an indication of jealousy. Note that in Pale Fire Pnin
only
> appears as a sitter-by, reading a Russian book, recognizable to his fans
by
> his colorful shirt and shiny pate and his little companion. I think it's
> what in Hollywood is called a cameo appearance.
>
> Carolyn Kunin
From: "Carolyn Kunin" <chaiselongue@earthlink.net>
> ----------------- Message requiring your approval (10
lines) ------------------
> Dear Mac Reynolds,
>
> Pnin of course is no martinet. That Kinbote calls him that, and refers to
> the Russian Department as "bloated" (presumably because it has no room for
> him) is probably an indication of jealousy. Note that in Pale Fire Pnin
only
> appears as a sitter-by, reading a Russian book, recognizable to his fans
by
> his colorful shirt and shiny pate and his little companion. I think it's
> what in Hollywood is called a cameo appearance.
>
> Carolyn Kunin