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If I'm critiquing a piece of classic literature and your only response is to tell me to "stick to comics", you've not delivered the intellectual own you think you have. You would likely do well to expand the genres you read.

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I don't think there's any better way to represent that fundamental contradiction in the American suburb and the hellculture flowing from it than to have a sort of teenage Schrodinger's Cat wander alive-and-dead through it laughing manically in derision at its inability to look itself in the mirror

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Embodied adulthood does not exist in America. Child abuse is endemic because the child is the center of the culture and resented for it. That the children themselves are miserable in the face of this centrality- its abusiveness, that "protection" is usually a threat- does not change this

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In this sense, Donnie's death is metaphorical, the death of the teenage self of those who enter into adult life. Within us all we carry a corpse crushed by a jet engine. We call that corpse our true self but we never allow it to act, to decide. That's the job for the adult mask

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