'A man with strong willpower and liable to violent outbursts of temper, Otto Plath (papi de Sylvia) detested stock responses, received ideas and everything that went by the name of common sense. In the classroom, to demonstrate that human behaviour was programmed by prejudices passed on from one generation to the next, he used to skin a rat, cook it and eat it in front of his students.' Ronald Hayman, The death and life of Sylvia Plath.
¿Qué (y no quién) fue primero? ¿El demi-god de Sylvia o el demi-god de Banessa?
¿Alaska o Alemania? ¿Padre o esposo? ¿El asco o el miedo?
Ratas y ratones humanizados, cortesía de Beatrix Potter.
