Hal in V.R. 6: Wave Bye-Bye to the Bureaucrat (pp. 688–689)
Ogilvie’d once lectured for a whole period on this kid’s character as an instance of the difference between an antagonist and a deuteragonist in moral drama; he’d mentioned the child-actor’s name over and over.
Context
E.T.A. teaches Himself's films as classroom text (cf. 053's curriculum use of JOI's plant, 114's Optics courses) — a whole period on one child character in Wave Bye-Bye. Hal's torture runs on it: the credit he can't retrieve was drilled "over and over," and he's whacking himself above the eye to dislodge it. The filmography as memory, and the memory failing — on the day his kinesthetic sense failed too.