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But, I would argue, hat jordan these don't fully encompass the hysteria which Sylvère participates in. In his own letters to Dick he wonders what they're doing and about his role in it, trying to fit the phenomenon into a recognizable situation "a ménage à trois " and he himself into the stereotype of "the willing husband," though none of it is right.

In fact, so far he has been a much more active participant in instigating a situation with Chris. Dick on screen is shown to be visibly annoyed and disappointed when Chris mentions that she has a husband. At dinner he is provocatively insulting to hat knitting patterns her both as an artist and a person. And he's aggressive, challenging her in a way that does indeed seem sexual.

In the book, on the other hand, Chris's idea that Dick has proposed some sort hat for summer of game between them seems very much in her mind, an extension of her increasing infatuation, though Dick himself remains oblivious and uninvolved, no longer physically present at this stage. For Dick in the show it seems the game may very well be something real between him and Chris, something which doesn't involve Sylvère.

She wins us over, and we feel that we'll trail in her messy path wherever she goes, hat wholesale however extreme and uncomfortable the emotional destination turns out to be.Near the end of the episode, Chris and Sylvère's neighbor Devon decides to write a play about the pair after observing them, describing the idea to friends as centering on "a couple from New York.

These relationships as they're shown in the pilot, between Chris and Sylvère, Chris and Dick, feel more common and categorizable than they do in the book. The conflicts are easier, more in the realm of situations we've seen before. And, in the book, Kraus eventually reaches beyond the hysteria between Chris and Sylvère, towards a simpler, perhaps more adult form of obsession.

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