Editing Love triangle (section)

===Homosociality===
It has been suggested that if men "share a sense of brotherhood and they allow a woman into their relationship, an [[isosceles triangle]] is created" automatically, as "in [[Truffaut]]'s film ''[[Jules et Jim]]''{{-"}}.<ref>Rebecca L. Copeland ed., ''Woman Critiqued'' (2006) p. 228</ref> [[René Girard]] has explored the role of envy and [[mimetic desire]] in such relationships, arguing that often the situation "subordinates a desired ''something'' to the ''someone'' who enjoys a privileged relationship with it".<ref>René Girard, ''A Theatre of Envy'', (Oxford 1991) p. 4.</ref> In such cases, 'it cannot be fair to blame the quarrel of the mimetic twins on a woman.&nbsp;... She is their common scapegoat'.<ref>Girard, p. 323-4</ref>