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Nach dem autobiographischen Roman von Frank McCourt "Angela's ashes" (1996)
Mikey Malloy
"Mikey Malloy is a cross-eyed boy older than Frank who lives nearby and tells him dirty things, saying that due to his fits he never became a Catholic and thus it doesn’t matter." http://www.novelguide.com/angelas-ashes/character-profiles
In Schwaber Kerson, Toba: ""Epilepsy and Media"" (Manuskript) im Zusammenhang mit epileptischen Anfällen genannt.
""A little boy who is known in the town to have epilepsy pretends to have a seizure in the front of the movie house, thus causing those selling and taking tickets to rush out and his friend to slip in free to see the film." Schwaber Kerson, Toba: ""Epilepsy and Media"" (Manuskript, S. 30)
from Toba Kerson's Notes: A feigned seizure. Ch. 11 after the scenes about his first holy communion.
Begin with - “There wasn’t any time for the collection so Mikey Molloy pretended to have one of his fits so that I could slip in while no one was looking.” (how Frankie got to go see the James Cagney film)
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