WWYD if you saw your doppelgänger?
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Last night I dipped into the B&N leather-oleum edition of Marvin Kaye's Ghosts: a Treasury of Chilling Tales Old and New, which B&N has titled merely Ghosts. ANYway, I read "Thurlow's Christmas Story," and wondered, as I often do when reading a doppelgänger story, what I would do if I saw mine. I waffle between trying to defy the rumored fate (by fleeing or averting my gaze), accepting it (by dropping dead then & there), and trying to negotiate my way out of it (by speaking to the d.g.). (I wonder if it would be possible to befriend your d.g., and if so would that change anything?)