mortality and mercy in vienna and elsewhere

[umberto rossi]

In data 11 Jul 2004, verso le 6:38, albert pulido si trovò a scrivere 
su RE: mortality and mercy in vienna and elsewhere:

> It's too neat, having the Ojibwa kill everyone-- it kind of
> comically gets pynchon out of solving the problem of what these people are
> doing to Lepscu.

It's more what Lupescu's doing to them. He's their confessor, he 
listens to their stories. Hosts them, gives them drink and listens. 
But he's quite tired of all that, that's why he goes away. Then you 
have the matter of the Windigo. It's all a matter of information: 
Siegel has the relevant bit of info, but he does not share it with 
others. He selfishly uses it to save his own life. All in all I admit 
that it's a strange plot, and I suspect there's something hidden 
behind it. The Windigo, the great creature in the woods, foreshadows 
the giant golem in M&D, btw. And then there are the rifles. With no 
inverted star: but evil nonetheless.

umberto rossi
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