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*'''Holy Writ'''(31)- [http://www.thefreedictionary.com/holy+writ Sacred writings]: Religious Text: The Christian Bible. | *'''Holy Writ'''(31)- [http://www.thefreedictionary.com/holy+writ Sacred writings]: Religious Text: The Christian Bible. | ||
*'''Rosemary's Baby'''(30)- a 1967 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosemary's_Baby horror novel]by Ira Levin and a 1968 film directed by Roman Polański | |||
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Revision as of 18:53, 17 April 2006
Summary
Joe and Harper are at home discussing the pros and cons of moving to Washington D.C. Harper does not want to go she feels nothing good happens there. Joe tells her he is tired of being a chief clerk, and wants to go where some good is happeneing. Harper compares their apartment to the one in Rosemary's Baby, and claims Georgetown was the town of The Exorcist.
Louis and Rabbi Isidor Chemelwitz are in the cemetery in front of the little coffin. Louis asks the Rabbi what the Holy Writ says about someone who abandons someone in a time of need.
Notes
- Holy Writ(31)- Sacred writings: Religious Text: The Christian Bible.
- Rosemary's Baby(30)- a 1967 horror novelby Ira Levin and a 1968 film directed by Roman Polański