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Jiang speculates that Dido feels realistic because she is based on someone Virgil knew and perhaps loved, making his condemnation of her a guilty act of hatred.
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Realism
Jiang speculates that Dido feels realistic because she is based on someone Virgil knew and perhaps loved, making his condemnation of her a guilty act of hatred.
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"And this creates the question, why is this the case? Why does he refuse to name Dido? So if you go back to the,..."
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"But knowing that, we can also make the assumption that Virgil pursued Dido, fell in love with Dido, and Dido rejected him, probably because..."
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"...best manage them. This approach is based on a flexible, practical realism that looks at the world in a clear -eyed way, which is..."
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"...will unabashedly prioritize Americans' concrete interests with an approach of flexible realism. We will restore the warrior ethos. We will refocus the American military..."
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"...of his language, okay? And the last thing is the, the realism, which is he's trying to make the plot as realistic as possible...."
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