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Blood Meridian: Critical Essay by Jay Twomey

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Cormac McCarthy
About 23 pages (7,023 words)
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SOURCE: Twomey, Jay. “Tempting the Child: The Lyrical Madness of Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian.Southern Quarterly 37, nos. 3-4 (spring-summer 1999): 255-65.

In the following essay, Twomey characterizes Blood Meridian as a battle between the madness of Judge Holden, who converts the Glanton Gang to his irrational mindset, and the resistant kid—a battle in which the judge finally triumphs.

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