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>>I just wondered if anyone here had any opinions on why >>Doyler agreed to and indeed insisted to f*ck McEmm >>after Jim had left for Dublin. >> >>Obviously the nature of a book is to allow the reader >>to make their own interpretations of the motives of >>different events, but I would be interested in the >>thoughts of the other members here (and of course >>Jamie). >> >>I thought I saw issues of power, but I felt confusion, >>was this fair on Jim, was this normal or acceptable.. >>more in what Jim would've expected from Doyler.. maybe >>I'm answering my own question.. because the nature of >>their love was that they never expected anything of >>each other. And because of the world the boys lived >>in, defining normal and acceptable is meaningless >>anyway... >> >>Obviously these gay men had few examples of a >>monogmomous gay relationship but doesn't genuine love >>assume monogomy. > > >Mmmm... I didn't enjoy any of the boys of their >couplings with MacEmm as much as the boys together >because it didn't seem special; more them being >taught, learning. I did quite like the bit in Doyler >and MacEmm's first coupling when Doyler tells MacEmm >to keep away from Jim. The possesivness is so >endearing.

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