What Is Felly's Opinion Of The Mundane
It was common for the average joe to belabor the mundane. At parties, get togethers and everything in between all anyone ever did was talk about the little things. They talk about the weather and football games. They oriate great encomiums to the unremarkable. Felly had a more acquisitive mind. His, Fellys’, line of thinking was coherent, and germane, with the great minds of the past. Many people tried to speak with him on such things; for when he did speak many heeded and valued his opinion. However, felly wasn’t the least bit interested in their conversations. He felt that their inclination to the mundane was their way of temporizing critical thinking. To them, he appeared taciturn; on the contrary, he was simply intransigent about his