‘I’ve seen you in films. You always seem embarrassed at the thought of what you have to say next.’ The man laughed and again averted his eyes. ‘Your trouble, I believe, is that you always hold back something of yourself. You’re not shameless enough for an actor. In my opinion you should learn how to run properly and scream properly, with your mouth wide open. I’ve noticed that even when you yawn you’re afraid to open your mouth all the way. In your next film make a sign to show that you’ve understood me. You haven’t even been discovered yet. I’m looking forward to seeing you grow older from film to film.’ PETER HANDKE The left-handed woman Claude Glass A somewhat convex dark or coloured hand-mirror, used to concentrate the features of the landscape in subdued tones. ‘Grey walked about everywhere with that pretty toy, the claude glass, in his hand, making the beautiful forms of the landscape compose in its luscious chiaroscuro.’ Gosse (1882) He is told about the previous evening’s behaviour.
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