>>24118555
>At this point it's not really a literary reference the madeleine is part of pop culture for educated people like oedipus complex and whatnot
Fair, that's what I assumed, like I said, I've not read ISOLT yet, so that was the only thing I caught when watching the sopranos that seemed relevant, which even further proves what you said
>>24118566
I always felt that the dream sequences in the sopranos were more like actual dreams than most dream sequences in movies and tv, which usually come across like the person writing it has never had a vivid dream they rarely how things shift and morph and how disparate ideas connect in unexpected ways that begin to make sense like the sopranos does. If that's what they're like in Proust as well I'm really looking forward to reading him.

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What’s the literary equivalent of The Sopranos?