Acceptance
Tiffany B. Clark
minnesotatiffany at hotmail.com
Fri Oct 26 18:21:07 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 178531
va32h:
Maybe the artist who painted the Fat Lady didn't give her a name.
Maybe the painting is entitled: The Fat Lady. Not every subject in a
work of art gets a name from his or her creator. Honestly - that the
lack of a name for a portrait was a sign of discrimination never
occurred to me.
Tiffany:
Some of the best pieces of artwork I've seen at art shows either were
just numbered or given such vague titles that you could look it at a
million different ways & have a million different titles for it. I
think that could be a key issue with respect to the weight issue & "the
fat lady". Heck, some of my best friends I only knew them as "just
another face in the crowd" until we got familiar with each other
because I remember faces & physical features better than names. I
don't think the lack of a name was a sign of any form of discrimination
at all. The character development & their relevance to the overall
themes & ideas in the canon are of prime importance to me.
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