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11/05/09(Thu)21:09 No.5496528"The
storyteller keeps us in suspense about the mysterious killer’s
appearance at this time because of it's important to the revelations
contained within this macho "fairy" tale. All we know is that it is
human shaped and very tall. At this time, Blaine, the Cowboy character
(no doubt in attendance to watch over Billy, the “Red Indian”) is
killed and at this point a telling occurrence is that Mac is nearly
reduced to tears on the spot.
Clearly Blaine and Mac had been
conducting an interracial homosexual love affair. Seeing Blaine brought
low, despite the size of his weapon (a giant machinegun that is powered
and capable of firing hundreds of bullets – the most obvious penis
reference throughout the movie) sends Mac into a frenzy as he “empties
his load” into the jungle canopies. This actions symbolises the
homosexual man’s inability to create life with his partner, he instead
chooses to rage against mother nature, the only female form he can
interact with and the one which has denied him the opportunity to
create new life with his partner." |