Nedrta
10-22-2002, 12:57 PM
In the dream Oscar is constantly referred to as Ebenezzar (sp?) Madison. But the grave at the dream's end says "Oscar Madison".
At one point the substitute for Marley's Ghost jumps out Madison's window and reappears with a cast on the arm. This cast soon disappears.
The sprit tells Madison that the familiar looking man is his (Madison"s) clerk, Bob Cratchit. Ebeneezar says he has no clerk.
How did Oscar know the way Speed, Murray, Roy, and Vinnie were going to be dressed for the play. And note, their play clothing is identical to the clothes he dreams they wear. But further note, that the night cap (or stocking cap) Oscar wore in the play is quite different than the one he wore in his dream.
Notice that is December and freezing out and Oscar is seen going in the elevator and then presumably leaving the building while wearing nothing but his slobby jogging outfit minus any coat.
At one point the substitute for Marley's Ghost jumps out Madison's window and reappears with a cast on the arm. This cast soon disappears.
The sprit tells Madison that the familiar looking man is his (Madison"s) clerk, Bob Cratchit. Ebeneezar says he has no clerk.
How did Oscar know the way Speed, Murray, Roy, and Vinnie were going to be dressed for the play. And note, their play clothing is identical to the clothes he dreams they wear. But further note, that the night cap (or stocking cap) Oscar wore in the play is quite different than the one he wore in his dream.
Notice that is December and freezing out and Oscar is seen going in the elevator and then presumably leaving the building while wearing nothing but his slobby jogging outfit minus any coat.