Re: Reviewed on ScriptShadow
I know the real thieves posed as BPD, but no description of them was ever put out (at least that I can recall), so I don't know if they wore masks too. My guess is they did not, and they were two generic white guys. One poster wrote a book about it, so maybe he can chime in.
Based on all the feedback, I probably could lose the masks or maybe try to put a new spin on it--especially in light of The Town (which had many, many problems in my opinion; finishing the book soon and will chime in shortly on The Town thread).
Clearly, the vote is for something different, and I think people are right. There is just too much other mask type stuff out there. Maybe hiding in plain sight is the way to go. Who knows? If I do that, 100 hundred people will tell me they've got to have masks.
@Infinite Jest. I did mention that museums like the Gardner, for a long time did have poor security, because it's sort of assumed no one would rip off a painting that you could never sell anywhere. It's not like jewels that may look like thousands of others. These are very unique paintings and you don't walk into a pawn shop and say 'what can you give me for this?' So it makes sense Harvard museums wouldn't have much security either. And do you know the old joke about the Harvard and Yale men standing at urinals? If not, I will divulge.
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Based on all the feedback, I probably could lose the masks or maybe try to put a new spin on it--especially in light of The Town (which had many, many problems in my opinion; finishing the book soon and will chime in shortly on The Town thread).
Clearly, the vote is for something different, and I think people are right. There is just too much other mask type stuff out there. Maybe hiding in plain sight is the way to go. Who knows? If I do that, 100 hundred people will tell me they've got to have masks.
@Infinite Jest. I did mention that museums like the Gardner, for a long time did have poor security, because it's sort of assumed no one would rip off a painting that you could never sell anywhere. It's not like jewels that may look like thousands of others. These are very unique paintings and you don't walk into a pawn shop and say 'what can you give me for this?' So it makes sense Harvard museums wouldn't have much security either. And do you know the old joke about the Harvard and Yale men standing at urinals? If not, I will divulge.
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