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Originally Posted by obs20
I just read I Remember Yves Montes. I like the story. Could we have a pince-nez wearing action hero in Dr. Tapper? Maybe not. Yet, the story does make a strong case for the positive role pain plays in our lives.
The dialogue is natural and and is reflective of the long friendship between Tapper and Robichaux. The wiping out of memories shows that the influences of Orwell and Huxley are here.
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Thanks for reading, and I'm immensely pleased that you enjoyed the story.
I don't know about action hero, in the other ending I had for the story (and the one that's canon in my imagination) Dr. Tapper dies in an Austrian mental institution. Unless he's undead and....wait that's another story altogether
