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Lifted clear of the dense vegetation, the elongated box appears to hover lightly above the ground, its mass further softened by a skin of rusted metal mesh that enfolds the two long sides like a rough veil. In essays on Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet, Snyder views the way in which the Althusserian notion of ideology (subversive prophecies and family feuds respectively) enfolds characters in behavior that restricts free will and independent agency. enfolds James Coburn in a bear hug, and the two men share the first of many laughs. |
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