[Afamilyatwar-list] Episode 23: Missing Material II(A)

[Scott Filderman]

This scene also explains why Penty gives Freda the fishing fly, because he’s spent a couple of (unseen) minutes explaining fishing in Whitsun to Freda. Otherwise, it could seem odd why Penty pulls the item out of his pocket. Do we ALL carry such an item about on our person, unless we’re fisher...fisherpeople? I still have to account for a couple of minutes timing difference. Watson! The game’s afoot!




On Wednesday, April 18, 2018, 5:22 PM, Scott Filderman via Afamilyatwar-list <afamilyatwar-list at baylor.edu> wrote:

This episode, Your Loving Arms, is by far the most heavily edited so far.
Around the 22-minute mark, right before the filmed scene in which Sheila meets Colin at the stop, there is a huge cut of 4 1/4-minute video scene at the dance club. During this scene, Freda and Penty (short for Pentecost [insert reason here for this significant name—Mr. Finch??] get to know each other, note Penty’s disinclination to get into why he was so named, note Freda’s sense of personal drift (“Im like a pendulum. I swing from melancholy to cheer and back again!”), and find out about Penty’s home life in Whitsun and much about fishing different kinds of fish. This scene is typically beautifully written and performed. Freda dons Penty’s army hat, which seems to underline her sense of naive play. The scene ends with Sheila leaving the club as she has to be at work early next morning. This sets up the following filmed scene beginning with Sheila walking to the bus stop. During the bus stop scene, there is a brief 15-second videotape return to the club.
Additional missing scenes to follow. Total timings show 51 minutes for the Netherlands set, and 42:30 for the Acorn set._______________________________________________
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