Part of me is scared of leaving school. Part of me wants to go desperately. Tension of opposites.
I watch Morrie as he reads my thesis, and wonder what the big world will be like out there.
The Audiovisual, Part Two
The “Nightline” show had done a follow-up story on Morrie partly because the reception for the first show had been so strong.
This time, when the cameramen and producers came through the door, they already felt like family.
And Koppel himself was noticeably warmer. There was no feeling-out process, no interview before the interview.
As warm-up, Koppel and Morrie exchanged stories about their childhood backgrounds:
Koppel spoke of growing up in England, and Morrie spoke of growing up in the Bronx.
Morrie wore a longsleeved blue shirthe was almost always chilly, even when it was ninety degrees outside
but Koppel removed his jacket and did the interview in shirt and tie.
It was as if Morrie were breaking him down, one layer at a time.
“You look fine,” Koppel said when the tape began to roll. “That’s what everybody tells me,” Morrie said.
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