Two last comments on ONE MISSISSIPPI
1. The shooter tells the main character that he (the shooter) could have "exposed" Red. Did that mean that Red too had participated in some same-sex activities?
2. I have a similar hatred of the use of "between you and I." I just never realized that Martha is right. "Me" is not a four letter word but is avoided much more than some of the four-letter kind. Of course, I am on such a high horse against that particular spoken mistake that I especially hate it when, I, myself, slip up and the dreaded "I, we, she, or he comes uttered out of my mouth after a preposition.
And the gymnastics I will go through to never write a sentence ending in a preposition. Sometimes it's just easier to break that rule. Can't do it though. Just can't. won't. Don't know what I'm doing myself with!!!!
