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Date Posted: 12:49:37 12/10/04 Fri
Author: Stef
Subject: Re: title meaning - nope, it's from J.M. Barrie's original tale of Peter Pan
In reply to: k_t 's message, "Re: title meaning" on 06:57:13 12/10/04 Fri

hi Katie,
hi Alex,

Katie, "you may be right..." as Ms. Vaughn would say. :)

Tori says:

"Hey! Look, I know it's weird at first… But now, this is much more home to me than home." (she stands up)
"Like the lost boys in Peter Pan, right?? Except we are the lost girls, right??… Lost and Delirious."

More details from this scene, you can see in our storyboard, page one pic 14 ;)

you should read the storyboard, we take a lot of efforts on it. :)

take care,
Stef

>Mhm could be meant this way... but isn't there as well
>a scene about this wording? I think it was when Mouse
>arrived at the school and Tori is showing her around.
>Either shortly before they go to their room, or
>shortly after. Tori explains something to Mouse and
>then says, that they're "Lost and delirious". I will
>have to check my tape for the exact context to be able
>to analyze this.
>
>But apart from that, I don't think that you can really
>divide the wording into "Lost is for Tori" and
>"Delirious is for Paulie". I would say, that Paulie is
>lost as well, pretty much actually. And only because
>she is that lost she gets into a state of being
>delirious.
>
>Bye, katie

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