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Poppa died. I didn’t cry. My movie was a success. I made another. I realized how little pleasure achievement gave me. Slowly I became a writer. It suited me. I’d finally found a way to make myself heard. And “useful”--that word Rena so reveled in trumpeting.
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Ben has made all of the Weeks family, including Rena and his children, rich. That’s what he wanted to do--indeed I believe that’s been his mission in life--to give us all what he and I never had as children--and he’s accomplished it.
Larry Kramer. The Destiny of Me. Plume, 1993. pp.109-110
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