"Fun Home" [.]

[fiefoe]

These panels worked well:
One of a classroom -
    arrow on one boy student: 'Preternaturally handsome football player who was currently helping dad haul junk out of our basement.'
    Dad's speech bubble: "He makes a pass at Holden. Did any of you twits read this?"
    arrow on dad: 'Awesome capacity for cognitive dissonance.'
One of two shoes -
    'I was compelled to line up my shoes exactly, so as to show niether one preference.'
    Arrows on shoes: (The left one was my father.) (The right one was my mother.))

__ an alluring conherence - like life on TV
__ parallel to Ulysses: What, reduce to their simplest reciprocal form, were dad's thoughts about my thoughts about him, and his thoughts about my thoughts about his thoughts about me? <> He thought that I thought that he was a queer. Whereas he knew that I knew that he knew that I was too.

Ref:
girandole, demi-glace, martyrology, Lady Duff Twysden,
86ed (Chumley's bar), three-articles-of-women's-clothing rule, 'empress belt'
Wallace Stevens: 'COMPLACENCIES of the peignoir, and late'  

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