Lecture on Cormac McCarthy's Suttree: Part Four

[@MichaelMYouTube]

So glad this is back online! Thank you for sharing.

[@VinnieRegs]

Would do anything for more of these on Suttree alone

[@mazlikesbass]

"Grief is a monster." Great stuff, thanks for posting.

[@Drexl_bowie]

Really want to take your class(es)

[@Drexl_bowie]

I do ponder why Suttree was so bitter to the Ragpicker after his death, as I thought he liked the man. Was it his grief at losing him combined with being offended by the Ragpicker forgetting the gasoline and thereby him in a way? Does it have to do with his father issues, him being a father figure to Suttree and rejecting this new father now? In a way, it kind of reads how Suttree’s father would react to his current path in life. Or am I missing something? I’d love for thoughts on this

[@samfrazee6498]

I really enjoy these lectures. How can I learn more about the Irish myths of the hunt and hounds? I know nothing of Celtic folklore, where is a good place to begin?

[@daydreamindavey7315]

I was drunk, cried Suttree.

[@jonathonparker2577]

He is the lazy servant who buried ten talents in the sand.