Reloj went away to school and he came back and we talked. One night in one of those streets where I lived then he explained the dance.
It's acquiring property, he said. Woman is the perfect form factor, he said in less modern terms, and no George Cloney even can ever truly rate the lovely, wise, and daring Amal Alamuddin. Therefore he must get to work.
Building a nest. Acquiring property. Making a setting worthy of her. And, secondarily, their children.
Sometimes they distribute their goods more generally. Sometimes they grab the women because they can, because they have the property and thus the right.
"Why shouldn't we?" asks Charlie Malloy. "if we can get it." Shrugs, puts up his hands. "We're entitled."
This is why, I realized later, the men have such resistance to seeing their one club distributed more widely.
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Why does Eloy Cavazos look so young?
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