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HelpRe: Wdyt of Sybil?
in reply to a message by Lawruh
I love it. The story of the Sybil (real name Shirley Ardell Mason, IIRC) fascinates me; the book by Flora Rheta Schreiber was my favourite in my freshman year of high school. :) Her story seemed so hopeful in the end (horrifying as it was to start out with) that I've come to see Sybil as a sort of triumph-over-adversity name.
I don't see any problems besides the association with one of the most famous dissociative identity disorder cases ever. To my surprise, this is apparently becoming something of an outdated cultural reference. I totally didn't realize as much--I always thought that everyone just knew about that Sybil.
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ETA: No, I didn't hear "civil" in the least. And as a random note, I used to love Sybil Rowena. Maybe you can make use of the combo. :)
We shall be free.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
I don't see any problems besides the association with one of the most famous dissociative identity disorder cases ever. To my surprise, this is apparently becoming something of an outdated cultural reference. I totally didn't realize as much--I always thought that everyone just knew about that Sybil.
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ETA: No, I didn't hear "civil" in the least. And as a random note, I used to love Sybil Rowena. Maybe you can make use of the combo. :)
We shall be free.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
This message was edited 8/8/2006, 10:33 PM
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