I suppose the heading could have been How Does
It Work? But isn't Village technology wonderful. If there's something they
haven't got, they'll make it out of something they have, even to the point of
converting something like a simple hairdryer! Its use in ‘Once Upon A Time’
might be to revive Number 6 after the brawl with Number 2. Or more likely its
use is to help keep Number 6's mind regressed to his childhood.
A hairdryer is also
employed during ‘Fall Out’ in something more of a traditional way, in helping
make the “late” Number 2 a new man. But in reality, it's simply the property
department making good use of whatever they had to hand at the time!
I'll be seeing you - after I've been to the hairdressers!
Isn't it a bit like with the technology displayed in one of the Jules Verne films? It's a baroque style, way out of time it may seem thus corresponding with the Village as such.Even if "only" everyday household appliances were employed. - BNCU!
ReplyDeleteHello Arno,
DeleteYes I suppose it is, I hadn't thought of it like that. I recall in one underwater scene of a Jules Verne film, when divers used large shells for air tanks. I suppose that's the same as using hair dryers, and therefore not so unusual after all as I might have first thought it was.
Very kind regards
David
BCNU