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Disheartening yet enlightening discourse on how black bodies keep score of black exploitation, oppression, suffering. One must never forget the past as it informs and shapes the present

Gets quite tense at times

Nice references to philosophy and literature

Rooney coveys this complicated sense of back and forth Peter has between Sylvia and Naomi, different kinds of pity on both sides, a sort of nostalgia in one and an shameful one on the other. The painful decision he knows he must make.

Visceral, intimate, the descriptions of the normal and mundane amalgamated with the internal thoughts make it all very palpable

Very visual, while mixing with this stream of consciousness gradual introduction of characters and their backgrounds

The clash between two sides is so evident and the effects of nurture so obvious, wicked cruelty breeds wicked cruel natures and the generous good natured breeds valiant high moral beings. The pitiful nature of things is just ironic, Heathcliff being the brute he is only as a result of his upbringing and tortures, which he enacts on those under him. Hurt people hurt people.

The back and forth between both insolent and spoilt brats of Catherine Linton and her cousin is getting insipid and overtly prolonged