It’s said like montee. Look up 3 card Monte. A kid who went to my elementary school would hustle classmates using 3 card monte… I imagine that each time it’s brought up in BM it implies that they would set up a grift to scrounge up more debauchery $ in each town... keep up the good work man this is awesome stuff!!!!!
Now I picture the Judge on a small table in a saloon rigging the three facedown playing cards with a slight of hand as he shuffles them over and under each other.
I absolutely love this series thanks so much for sharing! What are the chances of a full reading uploaded as one video? Your interpretation of the page elevates the content tenfold for me!! Ty from Essex in the uk.
I took the Judge's meaning of "God's word is in stones, trees, and the bones of things" is that words can be false but actions are true. There is no falsehood in action, a man can say he didn't mean to shoot a man but he still shot him. God can say sacrifice your son but he made the world, there's no taking that back.
Thanks to this reading, I have a nightmare of going to the toilet ever again. I guess I will be pooing out on the balcony from now on. Maybe I should have saved this comment for the last video.
I love this. My PhD is in Business, however this reminds me of the gothic literature seminars I took as an undergrad that i loved. McCarthy is my favorite writer, so I relish any opportunity to gain additional insight to his work.
Really fascinating lectures, I'm glad I stumbled on these! One thing that struck me was, and I might've heard it wrong, but did you say you won't have tarot in your house because of Satan? I was just confused because I had never heard that connection before.
When the judge tells the traveler story by the fire to the Glanton gang is that related to the young boy "the man" kills before walking into the final bar for his reunion with the judge? I remember one of the boy's friends says after he's been shot something to the effect of, "it's not his fault he's crazy mister, his father was hit over the head by a maniac and buried in the woods." I couldn't help but make that connection considering it ends the penultimate scene, providing some sense of closure before the final confrontation with the judge. Does anybody know if the two were meant to be connected, or just a coincidence?
Yes, he is a descendant of the traveler that the harness maker killed. Both the harness maker’s and the traveler’s descendants became killers of men, but for different reasons.
If it's not too much information, where are you giving these lectures? Also I must say, your voice when you read is perfect. Its exactly how it sounds in my head.
That discussion about Judge's rejection of books, for the study of material reality, is chilling to me. It's a challenging view I don't want to accept.
It's insane of how much foretelling there is in this story, but wrapped in riddle or in mysteries which can be easily researched but, most of us, just never picked up on it. It's not like it was foretold once, but many events are foretold once and again, in many ways and in many parables.
the kid (answering your question) keeps talking about "freedom", yet what america was for most of it's life was anarchy. Hell, Jan 6 was just around the corner, which was anarchy.
Another amazing lecture.
I really appreciate the movement of professors allowing public access to higher learning.
Thank you so much! Glad you’ve connected with it!
These lectures are a great listen!
Thank you!
You are a talented teacher my man. I'm loving this.
Thank you!
These lectures are amazingly helpful, thank you. Also the casual trashing of Bloom is a treat.
Thank you so much!
It’s said like montee. Look up 3 card Monte. A kid who went to my elementary school would hustle classmates using 3 card monte… I imagine that each time it’s brought up in BM it implies that they would set up a grift to scrounge up more debauchery $ in each town... keep up the good work man this is awesome stuff!!!!!
Thank you!
Now I picture the Judge on a small table in a saloon rigging the three facedown playing cards with a slight of hand as he shuffles them over and under each other.
I absolutely love this series thanks so much for sharing!
What are the chances of a full reading uploaded as one video? Your interpretation of the page elevates the content tenfold for me!!
Ty from Essex in the uk.
I mean “full reading” ie audiobook style.
Thanks so much, man! If you know of anyone who might enjoy this, please share!
I'll think about a one-video full reading: kinda amazing idea!
I took the Judge's meaning of "God's word is in stones, trees, and the bones of things" is that words can be false but actions are true. There is no falsehood in action, a man can say he didn't mean to shoot a man but he still shot him. God can say sacrifice your son but he made the world, there's no taking that back.
My moustachios are teamster'd and I'm ready to be sad about man.
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Thanks to this reading, I have a nightmare of going to the toilet ever again. I guess I will be pooing out on the balcony from now on. Maybe I should have saved this comment for the last video.
I can never find channels like this as they are taking off and I'm so happy I came across this one. Looking forward to every single upload.
Too kind! Appreciate you, man!
Please blast Howard Bloom in every video. For the fans.
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Love McCarthy, and glad I found you via Ben Avery. Gonna check out your book!
I love this. My PhD is in Business, however this reminds me of the gothic literature seminars I took as an undergrad that i loved. McCarthy is my favorite writer, so I relish any opportunity to gain additional insight to his work.
Really fascinating lectures, I'm glad I stumbled on these!
One thing that struck me was, and I might've heard it wrong, but did you say you won't have tarot in your house because of Satan? I was just confused because I had never heard that connection before.
The sheer amount of ads on these lectures makes them very difficult to follow
When the judge tells the traveler story by the fire to the Glanton gang is that related to the young boy "the man" kills before walking into the final bar for his reunion with the judge? I remember one of the boy's friends says after he's been shot something to the effect of, "it's not his fault he's crazy mister, his father was hit over the head by a maniac and buried in the woods." I couldn't help but make that connection considering it ends the penultimate scene, providing some sense of closure before the final confrontation with the judge. Does anybody know if the two were meant to be connected, or just a coincidence?
Yes, he is a descendant of the traveler that the harness maker killed. Both the harness maker’s and the traveler’s descendants became killers of men, but for different reasons.
Another amazing lecture. Thank you again.
If it's not too much information, where are you giving these lectures?
Also I must say, your voice when you read is perfect. Its exactly how it sounds in my head.
University of North Carolina-Charlotte.
@@AmericanGwyn why so far away ?
I'm loving this lecture I listened to both parts today at work. Just sitting here waiting on part 3 :) Thanks for posting this! Can't wait for more.
Part 3 will post tomorrow evening!
Also, you're reading voice for this is pretty next level
TY!
It's the goshdarn govmint
This is great, a well of knowledge. Thanks for your insights.
TY!
He speaks in rock, trees, and the bones of things... this is in the context of the age of the world. The items he lists mark the passage of time.
Thanks!
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That discussion about Judge's rejection of books, for the study of material reality, is chilling to me. It's a challenging view I don't want to accept.
It's insane of how much foretelling there is in this story, but wrapped in riddle or in mysteries which can be easily researched but, most of us, just never picked up on it. It's not like it was foretold once, but many events are foretold once and again, in many ways and in many parables.
the kid (answering your question) keeps talking about "freedom", yet what america was for most of it's life was anarchy. Hell, Jan 6 was just around the corner, which was anarchy.