Citation de batlamb
La mort solitaire de Marilyn par intoxication aux barbituriques, nue, dans son lit, une mort vénérée et désirée par tous les nécrophiles, est la version contemporaine de l’éclair qui foudroie la blonde douce et idiote, l’agneau aux yeux bleus et à la toison d’or que l’on immole sur l’autel du monde. (…) Depuis l’enfance, elle baignait dans les doctrines de la Science Chrétienne : « l’amour divin a toujours satisfait et satisfera toujours tous les besoins humains » : la propre maxime officieuse de la pieuse Justine dans un roman qui constitue le pèlerinage de l’âme en quête de Dieu, écrit par un athée.
Marilyn’s lonely death by barbiturates, nude, in bed, a death adored and longed for by all necrophiles, is the contemporary death-by-lightning of the sweet, dumb blonde, the blue-eyed lamb with the golden fleece led to slaughter on the altar of the world. (…) Since a child, she had been steeped in the doctrines of Christian Science: ‘Divine love has always met and always will meet every human need’, the pious Justine’s own, unspoken maxim in a novel which is the pilgrimage of the soul in search of god written by an atheist.
Marilyn’s lonely death by barbiturates, nude, in bed, a death adored and longed for by all necrophiles, is the contemporary death-by-lightning of the sweet, dumb blonde, the blue-eyed lamb with the golden fleece led to slaughter on the altar of the world. (…) Since a child, she had been steeped in the doctrines of Christian Science: ‘Divine love has always met and always will meet every human need’, the pious Justine’s own, unspoken maxim in a novel which is the pilgrimage of the soul in search of god written by an atheist.
