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In the words of nietzsche:
[Beasts] do not remember; mankind does. Man is an historical
animal, whose memories weigh down upon him. Happiness is
forgetting, though remembering is what gives man the ability to
utilize lessons from the past in the present.
In some sense, the Joker is a nietzchian ideal: a man with
total control over both remethmbering and forgetting.
This is what makes him a nemesis of the Batman: Bruce
Wayne cannot forget anything. The deaths of his parents, of
(in the comics) the second Robin, of (in the movie) his oldest
friend, these memories and this history are the essential
components of his character. every action is motivated by
memory and history he is unable or unwilling to escape.
http://www.quora.com/l/boq-mac-booker
actors and actresses
How do actors' spouses feel about
love scenes in film and TV?
Marcus Geduld, Artistic Director, Folding Chair Classical
Theatre, NYC (foldingchairtheatre.org)
I'm a theatre director (with a tiny amount of experience in
television), but I don't imagine the dynamics are much different
in theatre than in film or television. of course, different
people feel differently, and there probably are some who get
jealous. What I write here is based on my own experience and
the experiences of the many couples I've worked with over
the years.
My wife is an actress. I have watched her make out on
stage many times. Some of those have been plays that I've
directed, and I've had the odd experience (which doesn't feel
odd to me, but I can see how it would seem odd to an outsider)
of directing her to kiss another actor more passionately.
It's simply not a big deal, and I don't feel jealous. I remember
feeling funny the first time, but the 900th time, in