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[Joseph T]

The windmills could act as a tonic reminder of all that Blicero has  
left in his worship of explosive, fire-fuel based technology which  
serves as his promethean god,and his deification of sexual  
dominance.  The windmills being rooted in natural forms and related  
to earth water and air. I like the Quixote thought equally and they  
work nicely together, at least in my mind.He is at war with nature,  
tilting at windmills, seeking a Valhalla of dominance and  
transcendence. Dick Cheney would have loved this guy.
On Mar 2, 2007, at 3:44 PM, Dave Monroe wrote:

> --- Tore Rye Andersen <torerye at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I always figured it was Pynchon's way of showing us
>> that Blicero's quest for transcendence by rocket was
>> a quixotic one.
>
> That may go some ways towards answering the next
> question, i.e., why ultimately all the windmills ...
>
>
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