Strangely that sounds very familiar with my thoughts.........

John

M. Adam Davis wrote:

> The easy answer is that if it's marketted to American audiences you can
> almost gaurantee that it has a 'happy' ending, though 'happy' may mean
> that the city is destroyed but the two main characters fall in love or
> some such nonsense.  "And they walked off together to remake humanity..."
>
> -Adam
>
> john chung wrote:
>
>> Does it have a sad ending?
>>
>> John
>>
>> Russell McMahon wrote:
>>
>>> My (adult) children were discussing the 'Troy' movie and I told them
>>> about
>>> Schliemann. I decided to see what Google had to say.
>>>
>>> It turned up this utterly superb overview - page after page with
>>> excellent
>>> photos and commentary. Worth a look by "children" of all ages.
>>>
>>>        http://home.att.net/~a.a.major/waroutline.html
>>>
>>> His home page - more treasures
>>>
>>>        http://www.artsci.lsu.edu/classics/wmajor/
>>>
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