It’s just a healthy expression of female sexuality, which by the way, you will never understand!” There’s nothing wrong with a woman enjoying a little…erotica. Go Rachel! “Hey-hey, y’know what? I don’t care! I’m not ashamed of my book.
Rachel, though, is wholly unapologetic and refuses to feel embaressed. Except Joey, being Joey, actually dresses up as a goal keeper. I mean of course, where else would you keep it? Containing chimney sweeps and vicars, Joey – being the immature guy that he is – finds it hillarious and decides to tease Rachel by dressing up as a vicar.
After deciding to take a nap in Rachel’s room, Joey finds an erotic novel under the pillow. This is perhaps one of my favourite episodes. An exploration of U.S politics, Didion’s writing is definitely challenging both in topic and prose. But Didion’s The Last Thing He Wanted is hardly a light, beachy read.
Taking a good book on va-ca with you is common sense. Rachel Green: ‘The One at the Beach’: Joan Didion’s The Last Thing He Wanted.
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