What Ficowski writes in "Regions of the Great Heresy" -- now translated by Theodosia Robertson -- becomes a paean to the tenacity of memory and affection, and to the hardiness of paper.
And yet, though the story is told with perhaps too much modern efficiency (maybe the next season, six hours expected to air in 2012, will stretch out a bit), as you watch, your feelings for the old series return, and you experience something like a long summer afternoon of memory and affection at the same time that you're swept up in a brisk autumn wind of plot.
"Fundamentally I chose it," he explained at the ceremony in the British Library, "because it brings poetry into the memory and affections of the young in a way that will make it a lifelong possession and value".
The rest of the song seems to orbit around this line, this word – the memories and affection, all the people and things that went before brushed aside by this singular 'you': "In my life," Lennon sings, "I love you more".
I get to laugh when he laughs and re-learn when he learns and guess which memory of warmth and affection and joy will be the first memory he carries with him forever.
The other sorts of important presence or absence we are familiar with presence in thought, in memory and imagination and affection, for instance—are metaphorical to some degree and are extensions from and find their source in our experience of some prior physical presence, whether merely perceived and understood, or hoped for, or feared.
Certain of his roles, in :Dead Poets Society, Good Will Hunting and even Moscow on the Hudson, are etched in my memory with poignancy and affection.
I'll always love you, my dear sister, and cherish the fond memories and love and affection that we have shared throughout our lives.
"The York Realist" is an old-fashioned memory play, carved in regret and affection.
Love and affection and fond memories are enough yet, if desired, donations in his memory to a favorite charity are fine.
Edward Foss said that "there has never been a judge more venerated by his contemporaries, nor whose memory is regarded with greater respect and affection", and described him as "the great oracle of law".
