Dear Alejo,
 March 15, 2012

     I wanted to ask you, why do bad things happen? Our unsationable  appetite "in living, seeking, for pleasure they could find."(pg 83) For every action comes a reaction but what actions cause harm? Death and destruction! You wait for that one moment in life when all of a sudden you wish you could stop time. As if everything stops existing and the moment lasts for an eternity. Meanwhile 7 billion others are still meandering around looking for their one moment. It would seem obvious that destruction is an essential part of all processes of life. Entropy exist in all mater and that goes the same for humans. Conflicting and resolve. Each man on a sacred quest not letting any dangers or peril obstruct his vision no matter what things or what man my get in his way.
     You can imagine that all male conflict begins with a woman. A mans one biological goal is to create more little men. Conflict between men are a direct result to their desire and needs opposed to all other men. A social natural selection. At the same time man has always been at the whim and will of a woman from birth to death. Being oppressed for a subconscious eternity, the desire and selfish need to become the oppressor results in the destruction and damage of all that impedes regaining power. The oppressed becomes the oppressor deducing abuse as revenge to to personal ego damage. Gender roles reduce to this. T noel "made to keep to the edge of the pasture, and the indifferent females were surrounded by a wall of white feathers."(176) relating the intricate social workings of a so called class of individuals to the reasons for both pride and prejudice. As a final gesture he becomes a vulture, a feeder on death and a part of mother nature a being seen to control all life on this planet the ultimate giver of life and bringer of death.
     Sincerely Joe Latour!!!