February 24th

Course questions of:
"The Off Season": #1,2,3. 4 too, however, 2 overruns 4.
"The Watchers": #3,4(?).

"The Silent Towns":
Music motif: "Jukebox" "The Old Gang of Mine". Sings "Oh, Genevieve, sweet Genevieve".
"I am Legend" influenced by this story (??).
193-199: Walter is alone on Mars, but tries to get to ringing phone.
199-201: Walter connects with Genevieve and drives off to find her.
201-202: He dreams of her, she is not where she was, so he goes back.
202-203: They meet and he is disappointed by her appearance.
203-206: Spend day together, then Walter takes off when she brings out "the dress"
206: He lives on other side of Mars.
Comedy--He is so desperate for a perfect beautiful girl, turns out to be not this and he runs and decides to be alone after trying to be with another (a woman). (SITUATION IRONY) Sexist!!

COURSE QUESTION

Song video
From: Fort Apache (1948), starring John Wayne, Henry Fonda, and Shirley Temple
Lyrics: 
Well then, Oh, Genevieve I'd give the world
To live again the lonely past!
The rose of youth was dew-impearled;
But now it withers in the blast.
I see thy face in every dream,
My waking thoughts are full of thee;
Thy glance is in the starry beam
That falls along the Summer sea.

Oh, Genevieve, sweet Genevieve,
The years may come, the years may go,
But still the hands of memory weave
The blissful dreams of long ago.