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Atrocities, in some respects unique in their grotesquery, have been reported: chopping off the hands of civilians who had cast electoral votes, kidnapping children for use as gunmen or sex slaves; butchering prisoners; and so on. ON SCREEN, he has been buried under piles of latex (see: ``Spawn''), dwarfed into comic grotesquery (``Moulin Rouge'') or embodied via a motor-mouthed animated sloth (``Ice Age''). In assuming the caparison of Butterfly, Gallimard acknowledges the truth, but in literalizing desire through drag, he loses the fantasy: all that remains to him is the queen, the grotesquery of an aging French man in garish makeup. |
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