peel open
as someone long prepared for the occasion
in full command of every plan you wrecked
do not choose a coward’s explanation
that hides behind the cause and the effect
Jeremy Bentham
indeed
as someone long prepared for the occasion
in full command of every plan you wrecked
do not choose a coward’s explanation
that hides behind the cause and the effect
peel open / Penelope
‘Alexandra Leaving’ – Leonard Cohen (Ten New Songs)
Apopheniac said this on July 13, 2008 at 4:17 pm |
Ooo! I got this one right away! Peel Open is an anagram of Penelope, as in Penny Widmore. (Now, if I could only figure out the anagram for “No Baton”…)
And the lyrics are from Leonard Cohen’s “Alexandra Leaving,” a great song choice to associate with Penny and Desmond. “Do not say the moment was imagined; do not stoop to strategies like this…”
I get the feeling, though, that the post isn’t necessarily about Penny and Desmond. Seems more appropriate for Penny and her father. I’ve been wondering what’s going to happen when Penny hears about the Island–and if she finds out about her father’s connection to it.
shiny_special_one said this on July 13, 2008 at 5:32 pm |
Uh, I mean “right away” FOR ME, that is. Like I said, I’m not great with anagrams.
shiny_special_one said this on July 13, 2008 at 5:34 pm |
Indeed, Mr. Hume is not integral in this particular equation.
Jeremy Bentham said this on July 13, 2008 at 5:49 pm |
is there a Ben connection here? Alex dies…he swears to go after Penny…also they lyrics fit with Ben always having a plan…
REK said this on July 19, 2008 at 3:06 pm |