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The Future Mantra

The poem is supposed to be shaped like a tree but the software wouldn’t play ball.

I am pleased that HH gets you that way.

I wasn’t expecting to feel so emotional about the main characters. I kept putting the play down because of other calls on my time but it haunted me throughout and wouldn’t leave me alone.

I wasn’t expecting those bursts of emotion and passion from so many of the characters and I really didn’t think they would stick me with like they did.

Like you, I felt that GBS was getting at me too. I feel at times that my life here in comfortable Sussex, England, surrounded by liberal, fun-loving intellectuals, is too close for comfort to the residents of Heartbreak House.

Maybe, like me, you engage with these characters who are definitely flawed in the way you say, because you are, like, I hope and suspect, Shaw, on the side of emotion honestly expressed and felt and, ultimately, optimism in the human spirit.

As you say, these are not two-dimensional figures in a black and white debate and, for all Shaw’s intellectual line, he loves these flawed but humane bohemians.

I do hope so because I do too.

Pleased you and Ellie like the poem by the way…I left the play hoping that she could find such happiness one day.

But my reaction also alarms me, because HH is a depiction of a group of self-involved cowards who sit around chatting about their emotions while civilization falls apart around them. What does it say about me, and about our current society, that I find these characters to be so spectacularly engaging?

I quite like the poem, btw. Ellie Dunn would like it too, I think.

Yes, Hector, the pampered kept man who likes to walk on the wild side!

It is strange though, or maybe it is because I am too like them, but Heartbreak House seems to be relevant everywhere I go since I read it.

That mix of intelligence, passion and principle is brought together so well… actually now I have read it, I plan to reread it straight away.

I seem to remember that it was you who recommended it – I have to say you are right,I can’t believe I have never read it or seen it before.

It does get me between the eyes more than a few times though but that is a good thing…isn’t it?

I certainly do have a danger urge…maybe I should hang around on golf courses waiting for a ball to hit me on the head.

Fishing? Golf? Fishing? Golf? How the fuck can you choose!

I feel better though now that I have confessed to that schoolboy crime…maybe though, joining an angling club would have been better. No, I would have had to have spent all that money at the fish shop pretending I had actually caught anything.

You didn’t mention the character in HH who lives a completely pampered, spoiled life, and goes around under an assumed identity having all sorts of unnecessary but genuinely dangerous adventures. Would seem to fit your theme.

I have a pet theory that the survival instinct is go ingrained in the human DNA that, even though most of us live fairly protected lives, we’re miserable if we don’t constantly imagine that our lives are in danger.

Personally I think there’s one sport that’s even more deadly on TV than golf: fishing.