mia yes, woody no
what i got out of this book (and the included court decision, which lent great credibility to ms. farrow's narrative, is that mr. allen is a very sick man who has no business being around young children. it certainly made a mockery of that scene of his in Manhattan with michael murphy and the skeleton where he talks about his personal integrity, modeling himself after God, and being well thought of by future generations. ms. farrow deserves a lot of credit for believing the children and standing by them. (a little girl who locks herself in the bathroom or screams for the rest of the family to hide her when she sees her father coming is not fantasizing).