'Presence'

Rating: Null/10 (5 December 2007)

S.J. drifts from set to set unsure what to do with herself (or rather, the crew not sure what to do with her) and so was set up with numerous 'strangers' who also knows that, contrary to Dorothy, nowhere is home: not being missed makes you unselfish, being written allover with no sense of attachment makes you a survivor, having some moral ground makes you a loser(?) waiting to be tripped-up, but if you do not tolerate this, your children (if you can convince anyone to have any) is still going to be next by the sheer social force of 'wisening up the kids so they do not get picked on'. Thereby completely sterilising all encounters into roam-antic friendships for the sake of comfort and good hospitality (and why be the cause of any suffering when the medical bill is to be borne by children?).