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| With the Perkins-Estrada friendship as uninteresting as it is, and the character of Norton reduced to a posterboy for American macho insensitivity, theoretically the trek into Mexico and redemption should have been dramatically otiose. Only pedantry or a particularly otiose positivism would deny the coherence of the group either as English or Catholic. Violence--itself a construct of the otiose nation-state--disappears. |
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