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Lawrence of Arabia - Part 25 of 26

Part 21 can be found here: http://www.guba.com/watch/3... Disclaimer: YouTube took down part 21. It was NOT my decision. It was a hassle to upload it to a different site, but I did it so everyo...  
 
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eurotrash112 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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T.E.Lawrence slash group? Brilliant!

What Lawrence is getting at is that he doesn't know who he is. That is a motif throughout the film. Like when the man on the motorcycle (who is David Lean the director) yells "Who are you?" and Lawrence doesn't answer, because he can't. The whole film is really asking the question "who is this man?" and there is no definite answer other than, like Rousseau, he could say that he is "Toujour Lawrence!" if nothing else
eurotrash112 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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I just want to interject into this debate the fact that Magpie08AA5 and RavynneRune are assigning the same overtone to this relationship as David Lean and Robert Bolt were when they made the film. Bolt stated clearly that he thought Lawrence was homosexual and Lean was convinced that Ali was Lawrence's S.A.
My sources for this are the books David Lean: A Biography and he book about the making of the movie also titled Lawrence of Arabia
eurotrash112 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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excuse me "the book" sorry about that
binsbai (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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4:42 did abu tayeh say "i know you are hot"?
or i know ur heart? what did he want to go to?
Magpie08AA5 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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heart :3 He wanted Lawrence to come back with him to the desert, but Lawrence is disgusted with the way things turned out and he feels he failed the Arabs. He's exhausted and has lost hope, and convinces himself that he should return 'home', to England. But Auda knows that Lawrence belongs with them in the desert, that his heart will never be content elsewhere.
RdtheLiterature (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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you shouldn't slash them! it belittles their friendship to bring it down to a sexual level. it's supposed to symbolically show how the gap between british and arab can be bridged. those two did it and it wasn't homosexual.
Magpie08AA5 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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how do you know?  and i really dont see how it belittles their friendship at all. if they were lovers it only means their friendship was at the deepest level possible. Sex, like all things, can be misused and abused; but if they loved each other and shared a sexual relationship then it would be sacred. You claim that cultures cant be bridged by love? Love bridges everything and if it happens to include a sexual element it makes no difference. interracial love :P they're beautiful together
RdtheLiterature (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Oh Really?
Friendship can be just as deep as any other relationship. Making it sexual belittles their friendship. It's like saying two men can't be freinds without being phyiscally attracted to each other. Which I don't agree with. I also think men and women can be impenetrable friends without having to have sex with each other. Their reasons for being friends with each other was out of respect for each others personalities. It isn't like they were physically attracted to each other.
RdtheLiterature (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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and cultures can be bridged by love, that's what I was getting at. Do you think having sex is the only way to express love?
Friendship is one form of love and its probably equivalent to the lover form. However, they're in different categories of human relationship (or animal relationship).
RavynneRune (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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How do you know Lawrence and Ali weren't attracted to each other? And why do you think a physical element to their friendship belittles anything? You completely ignored the point Magpie was trying to make. She was not saying that the only way to express love is through sex, but love with sex in their case makes their friendship sacred and beautiful, not belittled.

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