Corrected entry: In the scene where Charlie Sheen is reading the Bible to the young woman in her bed-chamber, he is quoting a very early verse in the book of Genesis. His Bible is open to about the middle, not the beginning.
Phil C.
15th Feb 2003
15th Feb 2003
Corrected entry: In the scene where Charlie Sheen is reading the Bible to the young woman in her bed-chamber, he is quoting a very early verse in the book of Genesis. His Bible is open to about the middle, not the beginning.
Correction: It's reasonable to assume a student of the Cardinal that was as pious and devout as Aramis once was would have most of the Bible committed to memory. Given Aramis's frequent quotations from the Bible, while also keeping in mind his frequent "lapses" such as drinking, wenching and so forth, it's also reasonable to assume that Aramis had the relevant passage memorized and was only keeping the Bible open for the appearance of piety.
Phil C.