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Mintz reports all that, but he does not draw the ineluctable inference that, even at mid-century, adults knew that they were not sheltering their children and that the protected child was a hollow fantasy. Nick's story, reported by the Associated Press, represents that ineluctable spirit of survival so attractive to those seeking something to redeem from the disaster. When Joey implores Shane to leave, saying "there's too many," Shane gives the ineluctable answer for a man who lives by the code of honor: "You wouldn't want me to run away, would you? |
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