A list of 33 words by 52james.
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52james The "small and vicious anthroparian in Cormac McCarthy's Outer Dark looks like he might be the man with no name who gets Harmon's boots when Harmon gets the boots of the guy who takes the boots Holme had been wearing since he swiped them from the squire he chopped stovewood for. The "anthrop-" would allude to anthropoid, since a man with no name is not quite human. The "-arian" may connote the politics of the agrarian movement, which tries to redistribute real estate more equitably but usually turns out much as violently as the murderous robbery of the wagon driver attacked on Pg 51. McCarthy makes up words like this to encourage readers to ponder. Think about walking a mile in the man with no name's boots, those stinky ones Culla Holme gets stuck with. Oct 7, 2009