Editing Carl Ellis September 1928 - Diary
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''4:30 PM, Same Day''<br><br> | ''4:30 PM, Same Day''<br><br> | ||
Vacation. A busy day; not without its share of surprises! But I feel better, more at ease, than I have for a while, despite the potentially troublesome topics. <br><br> | Vacation. A busy day; not without its share of surprises! But I feel better, more at ease, than I have for a while, despite the potentially troublesome topics. <br><br> | ||
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Spiders. What is natural to an Outling? ''(note - Outsider)'' What do they do when they are not here – and why do they seek to come? ‘We must not hate what we merely do not understand.’ Still very true – but would a dose of understanding not help? How to get it??? Julian thinks there are two types of Black Things: Outlings who merely act naturally, according to their natures, whatever they are; and the Others, the consciously, deliberately malevolent ones. She could be right. But how can we use this distinction? Can we? Dunno. <br><br> | Spiders. What is natural to an Outling? ''(note - Outsider)'' What do they do when they are not here – and why do they seek to come? ‘We must not hate what we merely do not understand.’ Still very true – but would a dose of understanding not help? How to get it??? Julian thinks there are two types of Black Things: Outlings who merely act naturally, according to their natures, whatever they are; and the Others, the consciously, deliberately malevolent ones. She could be right. But how can we use this distinction? Can we? Dunno. <br><br> | ||
Reminded of GE’s letter. “You will put your worlds before the others.” A flaw? <br><br> | Reminded of GE’s letter. “You will put your worlds before the others.” A flaw? <br><br> |