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| Through Pilar's final betrayal of Celia, and Celia's subsequent drowning, Dreaming in Cuban melancholically posits nostalgia as a product of entrance to the global world, and a better fate than never being part of the global marketplace. Fresh from his work documenting the civil rights movement and the Chicago Outlaws biker club, Lyon, a latter-day Bartleby, presides over the leather district's final rites, as he melancholically pictures hostile hard hats sealing the fate of these once-mighty giants of mercantile New York. A number of songs and images concern the art of conversation and its counterpart, silence, with portrayals of men and women as shy, tongue-tied with infatuation, or melancholically unhappy (79). |
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