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sortilege

noun as in sorcery

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He chose her to play Sortilège, the movie’s narrator and the novel’s casually insightful mystic, because, he said, a narrator knows more than the characters.

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Snowshoeing is a workout, but you’ll be rewarded with a stop in a rustic cabin for hot fondue spiked with Sortilège, a whiskey with maple syrup that adds a subtle sweetness.

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Sortilège tells the story of Doc and Shasta from an unseen, undated, unspecified vantage point, even as, on a few occasions, she turns up within the story.

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He gives Pynchon’s unnamed narrator an identity, taking a minor character, a woman named Sortilège, from a few scenes in the book, and making her the first person seen onscreen.

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But it surely counts that the lone voice of wisdom belongs not to Doc, but to his friend and the film’s narrator, Sortilège, played by the cotton-voiced Joanna Newsom.

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