Resurrection Blues (2010)
Resurrection Blues
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Light finds Jeanine in wheelchair; she is wrapped in bandages, one leg straight out. She addresses the audience.
JEANINE: Nothing to be alarmed about. I finally decided, one morning, to jump out my window. In this country even a successful suicide is difficult. I seem to be faintly happy that I failed, although god knows why. But of course you can be happy about the strangest things . . . I did not expect failure in my life. I failed as a revolutionary . . . and come to think of it, even as a d...ope addict—one day the pleasure simply disappeared, along with my husband. We so badly need a revolution here. But that’s another story. I refuse to lament. Oddly, in fact, I feel rather cheerful about it all, in a remote way, now that I died, or almost, and have my life again. The pain is something else, but you can’t have everything.
Going out the window was a very interesting experience. I can remember passing the third floor on my way down and the glorious sensation of release. Like when I was a student at Barnard and went to Coney Island one Sunday and took that ride on the loop-the-loop and the big drop when you think it won’t ever come up again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Light finds Jeanine in wheelchair; she is wrapped in bandages, one leg straight out. She addresses the audience.
JEANINE: Nothing to be alarmed about. I finally decided, one morning, to jump out my window. In this country even a successful suicide is difficult. I seem to be faintly happy that I failed, although god knows why. But of course you can be happy about the strangest things . . . I did not expect failure in my life. I failed as a revolutionary . . . and come to think of it, even as a d...ope addict—one day the pleasure simply disappeared, along with my husband. We so badly need a revolution here. But that’s another story. I refuse to lament. Oddly, in fact, I feel rather cheerful about it all, in a remote way, now that I died, or almost, and have my life again. The pain is something else, but you can’t have everything.
Going out the window was a very interesting experience. I can remember passing the third floor on my way down and the glorious sensation of release. Like when I was a student at Barnard and went to Coney Island one Sunday and took that ride on the loop-the-loop and the big drop when you think it won’t ever come up again.
What to read after Resurrection Blues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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