In a way, Afghanistan seems even more thoroughly forgotten in our world of instantaneous satellite coverage than it might have seemed in a more primitive era.
But when a performance breaks through — like the group number "Searchin'," Eric LaJuan Summers's "I (Who Have Nothing)" and "Stand by Me," led by E. Clayton Cornelious — the show's weaknesses are thoroughly forgotten.
I suspect in this sense there are bound to be decent books that if not lost in the sense that they no longer physically exist, are nevertheless thoroughly forgotten, which perhaps amounts to the same thing.
It is just a life, one of millions, as arbitrary as everyone else's, a named tenancy that will soon become a nameless one; a life that we know, with horror, will be thoroughly forgotten within a few generations.
Once in a while, it happened: a really good story captures you so thoroughly that you forget the format it comes in.
It is, simply, entirely memorable, which makes the fact that I forgot it so thoroughly all the more difficult to account for.
We know Maslany will inhabit each clone identity so thoroughly that we'll forget one woman is playing half the cast.
