Tom Stoppard film version of play Two characters summoned. They mill about as Hamlet is (sort of) performed. They come in for their parts, wondering exactly what the whole thing is all about. They aren't even sure which one of them is R and which is G. Created by someone else for some purpose they only vaguely surmise. Scene of Gonzalo's death is fantastic. Interesting if somewhat tedious as times. I read this in college and had no clue. Now I have a clue.
White people behaving badly in Hawaii Mossbachers: Sidney Sweeney daughter. Rich mom, less successful dad, SS is traveling with college friend of color, younger brother just a miserable wreck. Friend of color talks Hawaiian boyfriend into robbing M. family. He's caught, she's miserable, dad & mom reconciled, back to happy white life in NY except their son doesn't get on plane but instead stays in Hawaii where he feels alive for once. Rowing with natives around islands Tanya: spread mother's ashes in Hawaii. Drunk, a bit loony, hates her mother, needy. She promises to help Belinda (person of color) open a holistic center, but then she finds a beau--man is sick, coughing, but friendly. She bags out on Belinda and goes off to Aspen with her new friend Shane and Rachel, newlyweds. Shane doesn't get the room he wants, throws a series of fits. Makes Armand, gay manager, miserable. Armand--five years sober--not sober a...