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But because winning the game motivates this bird, rather than saving money, Lesser Jumpers proudly display their gate-crashing success for all to see (a perpetual sly smile is often a dead giveaway). The first Woodstock looked good mostly by contrast with a series of large-scale, audience-exploiting festivals in 1969 and 1970 that featured gate-crashing and rioting, leading to several deaths, hundreds of injuries, scores of arrests, and massive property damage. Her identity there is unclear, but since Schaufuss presents Carabosse as Aurora's half-sister (which really gives her a reason to hate the child), and then has her gate-crashing the Nutcracker party in the shortest little black dress imaginable, her entertaining presence negates any confusion. |
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