“La vida, como nos es impuesta, resulta gravosa: nos trae hartos dolores, desengaños, tareas insolubles. Para soportarla, no podemos prescindir de calmantes. («Eso no anda sin construcciones auxiliares», nos ha dicho Theodor Fontane.") Los hay, quizá, de tres clases: poderosas distracciones, que nos hagan valuar en poco nuestra miseria; satisfacciones sustitutivas, que la reduzcan, y sustancias embriagadoras que nos vuelvan insensibles a ellas”.
"Lennie would be the first of many such murderous innocents to appear in Peckinpah's work as a writer and director. In television and movie scripts they appear again and again: child-men, unable to comprehend or fit into the complex and corrupt world that surrounds them, yet they themselves also carry the demon seed of violence, 'I think that's how Sam felt about himself,' says Marie. 'That he didn't fit in, that he wasn't quite right somehow, thet he stood apart. He was always very alone as a person, even around the people". (If they move kill'em. The life and times of Sam Peckinpah, David Weddle.)
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