"...even I have at times felt quite uncomfortable while busying myself with these papers in the still of the night. It was as if the seducer moved like a shadow over my floor, as if he threw a glance at the papers, as if he fastened his demonic eye on me and said, 'So, you mean to publish my papers! That is in any case indefensible of you; you will cause anxiety in the little dears. But then, of course, you think in return to make me and my sort harmless. There you are wrong. I shall simply change my method and then I am even better placed. What flocks of young girls will run straight into my arms when they hear that seductive name, "a seducer"! Give me half a year and I shall provide a story more interesting than everything I have experienced up to now. I imagine a young, vigorous girl with a sharp turn of mind getting the remarkable idea of avenging her sex on me. She thinks she can coerce me, give me a taste of pangs of unrequited love. That's the girl for me. If she doesn't make a good job of it herself, I shall come to her aid. I shall writhe like the Mols people's eel. And when I have brought her to that point, she is mine.' ..."
- extract taken from the preface of Either/Or by its editor: Victor Eremita
Cordelia Wahl portrayed by Morleigh Steinberg
Johannes the seducer portrayed by Bono
Mr. Macphisto portrayed by, well, Mr. Macphisto
Music By: U2
No copy-write infringement is intended, just a bit of unprofitable fun placing a rather poor amateurs musical video interpretation to a profound Danish author's aesthetic masterpiece.