Orfeo ed Euridice
Just came back from seeing a live broadcast of an opera performance at the Met. Cool use of cinema.
I cried at the beginning when Orfeo was mourning the loss of Euridice, because of the utter completeness of loss through death. And I cried when Euridice was contemplating a life loving someone who did not return her affection, because that’s what life with Mark is often like. (Euridice determined that death was preferable.)
After the opera Mark went home with somebody else, and I cried again.

January 28th, 2009 at 11:01
Does it matter?