Q-Factor MELAS Quiz 2021 by QCNITW

Rules
● There are 17 questions in the prelims.
● You have 30 minutes to answer the questions. The form
must be submitted by 5 PM.
● Only one member from each team must submit the form.
The first entry we receive will be scored.
● Each question carries 10 point. Part points are applicable
everywhere.
● There are no negatives, so feel free to guess.
● Question number 2, 6, 8 and 17 are tiebreakers.
● The top 10 teams will be selected for the finals.

Question 1
On being asked about his work for X during an interview, a
designer said, "My inspirations came from all over the world.
Kimonos in Japan, the northern lights of Scandinavia. The latin
boleros and flamenco pieces in Chiquitita and Fernando."
Even X thought their costumes were extremely tacky, but
according to Sweden’s law, as long as the outfits were too
impractical for everyday wear and couldn’t be worn outside a
performance, they were tax-deductible. These costumes
became something we would associate with X.
ID X.

Question 2*
The following pictures have all been taken from a single
Instagram handle.
Take a look at them and give us the 3-worded name of the
Insta handle.

Question 3
Rituals intended to counteract what?
1. Spitting over one's left shoulder.
2. Leaving the _______, turn around three times, spit, and
knock to be let back in.
3. Reciting lines like - “Angels and ministers of grace defend
us”, “If we shadows have offended”, “Fair thoughts and
happy hours attend on you”.
4. Leaving the _______, spinning around and brushing
oneself off, and saying "______" three times before
entering again.

Answer
Curse of Macbeth / Scottish curse

Question 4
An Allegory showing the Effects of War is a painting by Peter
Paul Rubens. It was a commentary of the Thirty Years War
which ravaged Europe in the early 17th century and makes use
of several contemporary and historical contexts. The painting
served as an inspiration to a 20th century masterpiece which
borrowed a number of elements from Rubens’ work.
ID the 20th century masterpiece being discussed.

Answer
Guernica by Pablo Picasso

Question 5
X is a series of endurance races held annually in the US. Teams
of four drivers compete for a race lasting upto 24 hours with
cars costing no more than 500 USD. The race has idiosyncratic
penalties like putting shapes similar to animal heads to increase
the drag on the cars.
The title of the race is a pun on the name of a famous
endurance race with a slight change to describe the kind of
cheap, defective cars that are used in this race. (Image follows)
What is the title of the race?

Question 6*
In an episode from WandaVision which was based in the 70s,
Wanda uses her powers for the first time to hurt someone
physically which was a fresh change from the uneventful
previous episodes. To complement this powerful display, a
popular classic rock song was chosen for the end credits which
not only suited the timeline of the episode, but also aptly
described her character, as the song title includes a West
African word which is associated with sorcery and spirituality.
ID the song and the artist.

Answer
Voodoo Child (Slight Return) by Jimi Hendrix

Question 7
During an interview about two years ago, the actress of a sci-fi
production said that climactic scenes were one of the hardest
to film because she would usually come across many problems:
faulty estimation of the timing of the fluid flow, the fluid
preventing her to deliver her dialogues clearly and she had to
be in the exact same position and posture as in the
immediately preceding scenes. It was important to control the
timing of the fluid drip so that the character's unique traits
come out perfectly.
Which production?

Question 8*
In the middle of 2018, Coke studio of Pakistan came up with a
song aimed at promoting "peace, diversity, unity, hope" based
on a work by X. The song was sung by more than 15 bands and
singers. However, with the making of a new song from the
original work it's producers were criticised for completely
destroying the power that lied within this work. They made it in
the form of genial music by removing the major lines of the
work which made up its soul. With over 13.6 M views, this song
has been seen by a large number of people around 2019.
ID the work that is being talked about and how did the work
come to the notice of the majority of Indians?

Answer
Work - Hum dekhenge
X - Faiz Ahmed Faiz
This nazam became a point of controversy after a student of
IIT Kanpur sung it during CAA- NRC protests in 2020.

Question 9
Readers of X may not be surprised to learn the writer first
intended to become an artist as the visual sense is so keen in
X’s work.
X’s most frequent subject is X themselves. Their visual art, like
their work, is often preoccupied with themes of self-identity. The
ink and gouache portrait shown below, for example, recalls
language in a diary entry from 1953:
“Look at that ugly dead mask here and do not forget it. It is a
chalk mask with dead dry poison behind it, like the death angel.
It is what I was this fall, and what I never want to be again.”
ID X.

Question 10
This variant of the game is played in a certain Southeast Asian
country, where a coconut is immersed in flammable substances
like kerosene. Sometimes it is bathed for a week, and others
just 30 min to last the duration of a game.
The pre-rituals before the game are vital things to do by the
players. They soak all the players in salt and non-flammable
spices, say a prayer and start playing with their bare feet.
Players are said to train their spirit and go through a special
ritual that apparently makes them impervious to the dangers of
the game.
What is the two-worded name of this sport?

Question 11
The origins of X which is a form of locomotion that is similar to
stalking and prowling, dates back to the early 20th century. X is
also a physical exercise which is commonly used in military
training to see if a trainee is flat-footed. It is an element of
guitar showmanship.
_____ _____ is famous for performing X during his shows
while playing the guitar and is also the co-founder of a very
famous rock band from the 70s. The name of this band
according to the founders represents the band's raw energy
and its power driven performances.
ID X and the blank.

Answer
X - Duckwalk
Blanks - Angus Young (AC/DC)

Question 12
The image in next slide shows a sequence of images from a
broadway musical dating way back to 1910s.
A collection of these images were presented after the show
giving the highlights of the play. What term/concept did this
introduce to cinema industry?

Answer
The first ever trailer
Musical: The Pleasure Seekers

Answer
The Brontë Sisters (Charlotte, Emily and Anne)

Question 14
The title of Simpson’s Season 1 Episode 3 is a reference to an
ancient work of literature. The father with his son go on an
adventure to bring back a sour food bearing object that was
taken from their town. It involves them hiding in a van and
parking it outside the thief’s town, ending with them coming
back triumphant and Homer reuniting with his wife.
ID the title of the episode.

Question 15
The inclusion of these 2 scenes, inspired from by very famous
artwork created by the same artist, in the first opening credits
for the anime Death Note, is believed by fans to have
significance.
Mirroring the work X, Ryuk (a Death God) reaches down to
give Light the same kind of powers and life that the Shinigami
have through the Death Note. It's also known that God created
man in his own image - Ryuk shaped Light's life with the Death
Note.
The second scene shows two characters, Naomi Misora and
Raye Penber, where Naomi is cradling the body of Raye,
mourning the injustice of his death. This is inspired by Y.
ID the two works, X and Y.

Answer
X - Creation of Adam
Y - Pieta

Question 16
“He was stopped during his first ball action, kicked back and hit
his opponent in the neck.”- Markus Merk
"It was due to the absence of options and since it was done
when the ball was out of play."- Mario Diaz
“Strike to the opponent with the arm using excessive force with
the ball in play but not within distance to be played."- Jesus Gil
Manzano
Connect these 3 statements.

Question 17*
According to an anecdote, the scriptwriter of this legendary
work, was perplexed with the challenge of narration which was
to lead the show. As it happened he would spend the mornings
working with the director and return home in the afternoon. His
wife would set the alarm for 1:30 PM and by 2 PM lunch would
be ready.
One day, instead of setting the alarm for 1:30 PM, it was
accidentally set to 1:30 AM. This broke the already turbulent
sleep of our scriptwriter. He headed straight for the writing
room and exclaimed ____ had got better of him. Perhaps this
was the Eureka moment he was waiting for.
This influenced the scriptwriter to make what creative decision?

Answer
Dr Rahi Masoom Reza conceiving the idea of using
‘Samay’/‘Time’ as the narrator of BR Chopra’s Mahabharat.

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Question 1
In sheet music, musical cryptogram is a kind of motif wherein a
particular sequence of notes are selected not primarily due to
musical reasons but due to cryptic/logical importance. Ex: One
could play the root notes (A-C-D-C) and set a tribute music to
the popular band.
In western classical theatre, the most common motif of this
type is ____ which corresponds to the name of this German
composer.
This motif is mostly relevant in German notations where a Bflat
is represented by another letter of the Roman Script.

Question 1 contd.
X, one of the gems of Indian classical music who was then
present in a radio show when he received the news of Y’s death
(roughly 7 decades ago); made of use of this pattern (albeit in
Hindustani system) to pay homage to Y.
FITB and tell what letter substitutes for Bflat. What cryptogram
did X employ to pay homage to Y? (5+5)

Answer
Fill in the blanks: 'B-A-C-Bflat' / ‘B-A-C-H’
Bflat = H in German. Therefore: (B-A-C-H)
X - Pt. Ravi Shankar spontaneously composed a raaga knowns
as Mohan Kauns (taken from first name of Mahatma Gandhi)
which employs the motif ‘Ga’ ‘Ni’ ‘Dha’ as a tribute to Mohandas
Karamchand Gandhi - Y

Question 2
Mother Superior (image in the next slide) is a recurring
character in the Bojack Horseman series. She is a falcon
woman who is the head nun of the convent island in the show.
When she first appeared in the 5th season of the show in 2018,
a lot of fans spotted that this was a clever reference to the
name of a superhero team. Though the team was yet to
appear in a movie then, the comic had been out since 1996.
Taking into account the penchant the show has for clever
references to movies and other shows and that the character
is a nun, give the character a nice punny title.

Question 3
While there is certain scientific logic behind the naming of this
work, in recent years the deviations encountered from
experiments have made this logic falsifiable with a numerical
error of at least 30.
Some argue that it wasn't the author's fault but rather wrong
information in the scientific handbook (which published
different units of physical properties) that inspired the author in
nomenclature.
What are we talking about?

Answer
Fahrenheit 451 being named so
by Ray Bradbury assuming
paper has the same autoignition
temperature (Source: Handbook
of Physical Testing of Paper)
Recent experiments however
yield that temperature to be
closer to 480 F.

Question 4
____ was a prolific female painter of the Baroque movement.
She was a victim of sexual assault in her younger years and
subsequently endured a long and brutal trial where she was
tortured via the use of thumbscrews.
In her painting ____, she channelled her frustration at the
whole ordeal by painting herself as X, and her perpetrator as Y.
Her portrayal of X is one of a much more steadfast and
determined woman, as opposed to a lot of other renditions of
X at the time, and of women in general, which were much more
delicate.
There are paintings by several artists depicting the same
incident. ID X and Y. (Blanks are not indicative)

Answer
X- Judith
Y- Holofernes
Painting: Judith Slaying
Holofernes by Artemisia
Gentileschi

Question 5
Kurt Mueller was a member of the University of Wisconsin
basketball team and also a registered pharmacist. He realized
that training room supplies were inadequate for serious
athletes. So, he used his knowledge of sports and
pharmacology to develop better products to protect athletes
from injury and enhance their performance and founded his
own company.
We have seen the Mueller brand somewhere for over two
decades, where it was used to cope with one of the main
problems any sports person faces while playing under the
harsh, glaring sun. Where have we seen it?

Answer
Shivnarine Chanderpaul
anti-glare patches

Question 6
The band X was originally a three-piece band called Darlin’.
Darlin’s first EP included were two fuzz-guitar led efforts; ‘Cindy
So Loud’ and a cover of the Beach Boys track that gave the
band its name, Darlin’.
The two tracks were reviewed by British music magazine
Melody Maker as - “The two Darlin' tracks are a ____ ____y
thrash called "Cindy So Loud" (that's the title and the sole lyric),
and a bizarre fuzz guitar reading of The Beach Boys' "Darlin".”
ID X, the changed name of the band.

Question 7
'__________' is an Instagram account dedicated to turning X
into classical paintings.
After watching a particular movie, the account's creator said
that she could draw comparisons between X and the boy from
a painting by the Italian Baroque master Y.

Question 7 contd.
"It wasn't just ____'s curls that fitted the tone of the painting
perfectly," she explained. "The effortless switch back and forth
between English, French and Italian, impressing piano and
guitar skills and his timeless charm made X seem to be almost
a Renaissance man.
In addition to this fact, the presence of the iconic peach in the
painting could not be missed, and the dried leaves worked as a
type of a parallel for ____'s feelings of first love and first
heartbreak."
ID the movie and the painting.

Answer
Call Me by Your Name
Caravaggio's Boy with a
Basket of Fruit

Question 8
One of the most notable works of Russian novelist and Nobel
Laureate Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn is a non-fiction text first
published in 1973. This narrative was constructed from various
sources including reports, interviews and the author’s own
experience.
The title of this narrative has an acronym that was used in the
western world for a Soviet government agency.
This acronym has also gained a lot of popularity and
notoriety after X’s (from the world of gaming) release in
March of 2020.
ID the acronym and X which has led to a revival of interest in
it.

Answer
The acronym is GULAG which stands for Glavnoye Upravleniye
Ispravitelno-Trudovykh Lagerey. In Russian it means Chief
Administration of Corrective Labour Camps.
The 1973 book is GULAG collective.
X - Call of Duty Warzone

Question 9
X is a flower that is frequently used for preparing holy water
in the temples of Kerala and other household deities. X,
however is famous due to the use of its seed for another
reason. The seed of X which is to be used for this purpose
must not be broken and should be intact for the desired effect
to occur. The person who is using the seed should first
complete his ______ ______ and then put the seeds in his
_______ . The performer should then close his ____ , and
wait for sometime. After some time passes he will be able to
see the desired effect.
Which effect are we talking about here?

Answer
Red eyes of Kathakali dancers

Question 10
Thromboembolism-deterrent or T.E.D. stockings as they are
abbreviated to are stockings designed and worn to support the
venous and lymphatic drainage of the leg. They help in
stopping blood clots from forming and also help in preventing
edema and thrombosis.
A certain individual sported these T.E.D stockings in an
unconventional dress that was very distinct in color. The clothes
on the upper and lower body were separated by a bright red
band which made this dress very eye catching. This person has
a long history of problems related to blood clotting and almost
died because of it in 2001 and 2017.
ID this person.

Answer
Serena Williams and her dress during the French Open

Rules
● This round is based on MELAS inspired from India.
● There are 5 questions.
● +10/0 for each question.
● After all the questions are shown, all the answers must be
compiled and sent in a single message by tagging the
panelist in your group.

Question 1
This song by a famous band was inspired by an affair that the
lead singer was having. After the appearance of this instrument
in the song from the 1960s, everyone, from the Rolling Stones to
The Byrds began incorporating similar sounding instruments,
creating a new genre of music altogether called ‘____ ____’.
This is another example of this band paving the way for future
trends.
The popularity of a certain musician also soared as a result of
this song, and him taking on the lead guitarist of this band as a
student.
Which instrument and what distinction does this choice hold?
FITB.

Question 2
Watch this clip (gore warning) from the 2001 Kamal Haasan
movie Aalavandhan and ID the scene from a 2003 hit that was
inspired from this.

Question 3
Impressed by an initiative of Indian government, Japan and
Canada requested to be provided with some of the artists so
that they could replicate the initiative in their countries as well.
The director of CNR board said "X not only attract tourists
and visitors but also a thought of positivity emerges after
watching them. Whenever in stress, especially when travelling,
you can always feel better in the positive ambience of
beautiful artworks. If the Indian Government sends a team of
X artists to Canada, we are also willing to adorn our Ys with
these".
Which creations are we talking about here?

Question 4
A major reason why X wrote Y was to find his own way in life
and to cure his Lebenskrankheit (sickness with life). While
writing the book, he realised that he had not experienced "that
transcendental state of unity to which his book aspires" and
stopped midway.
He immersed himself into Eastern religion and philosophy, and
lived as a semi-recluse for 1.5 years, before returning to
complete it.
ID X and Y.

Question 5
A few biographers of X note that, in the early days when X was still
studying he had a political outlook of a pacifist which was
drastically different than what it had become when X achieved his
claim to fame. They believe a part of the reason of this change
could be attributed to the reading habits of X. His adopted
philosophies seem to emerge from literature like Hamlet, poems of
John Donne, and The Waste Land.
However the most important book in his life was Y. While the others
gave him an insight into human psyche, Y helped him solve ethical
problems which came entwined with the nature of his work.
Perhaps Y was the reason for his ideological change and gave him
a kind of moral assurance to go forward with his job. ID X and Y.

Answer
Sitar
The first time a sitar was used in a Western record
Raga Rock

Question 2
Watch this clip from the 2001 Kamal Haasan movie
Aalavandhan and ID the scene from a 2003 hit that was
inspired from this.

Answer
Kill Bill animated scene

Answer
X - Hermann Hesse
Y - Siddhartha

Answer
X- Robert Oppenheimer
Y- Bhagavad Gita
According to ‘The Gita of J Robert Oppenheimer’, this historic
piece of literature helped Oppenheimer solve the moral
dilemma of making a nuclear bomb.

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● There are 10 questions. Each team gets one question on
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● If you want to answer a question not directed to you, you
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your turn on bounce.
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Question 1
Abdi, better known by his stage name, was a young Somali
refugee in Canada. One night while his family was still in
Somalia, they woke up to the sounds of bombs exploding. Adbi
was scared, so his grandfather wrote a small poem for him to
make him feel better. Abdi later used this poem as a song in his
school in Canada to gel with his classmates.
Years later, Abdi again used the same poem as an inspiration
to his most famous work, something that was heard by millions
of people globally.
How do we know Abdi? What is this the story behind?

Answer
Keinan Abdi Warsame or K’naan
Wavin’ Flag

Question 2
The Hunters is an online drama series based in late 1970s
America where a group of Holocaust survivors after
resettling have discovered that a few Nazi personnel have
escaped capture and are living comfortable civilian lives.
Led by Meyer Offerman (played by Al Pacino) this small
group set out on a mission to hunt Nazis. Offerman goes on to
find clues, unravel mysteries, capture their offenders, etc.
Owing to the nature of his work and his ethnicity, he is
referred by a two worded moniker which is a sort of pun on
another famous personality in pop culture (with this
personality’s 1st name being changed suitably to represent
Offerman's heritage).
What is he called?

Answer
“Shylock Holmes”
(Shylock being referenced to show Jewish heritage)

Question 3
X is a BBC comedy television series in which celebrities are
invited to discuss their pet peeves and worst nightmare to be
banished forever in the depths of X.
X is a location whose name is inspired from Y’s novel Z which
reputedly contained the worst thing in the world.
Y himself named it after a meeting room in BBC where he
would sit through tedious meetings. He died soon after
publishing Z.
ID X and Z.

Answer
X - Room 101
Y - George Orwell
Z - 1984

Question 4
Which painting comes to life in these lyrics from a Stephen
Sondheim musical?
(images of lyric snippets follow)

Answer
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

Question 5
In the women's 5000m heats at the 2016 Rio Olympics, two
athletes did not finish the race in the timing or position
required to qualify for the final.
However, they were still awarded places in the final. One of
these women said this about the other during an interview
later “I’m so grateful for her for doing that for me. I mean, that
girl is the Olympic spirit right there”. This was the first time
such an incident occurred in Olympics history for which the
International Olympic Committee was widely applauded.
A similar incident was seen in the climax of a 2006 pop culture
entity.
Identify this famous pop culture entity.

Answer
Cars ending scene (2006 Movie)

Question 6
Impressed by another role of X in a mid 1960s film, Y called
upon X and asked him to make a film on the prevailing
conditions in India at that time. It was decided that the film
would be themed around a slogan given by Y which is
relevant in the context of recent times also.
Most of the scenes and a very famous song from that movie
were shot in a village called Nangal, near Delhi. The majority
of the equipments required for the shooting were provided by
the villagers themselves because these equipments formed
an important part of their job.
Which film/song are we talking about here?

Answer
Upkar
(or)
Mere desh ki dharti
Y - Lal Bahadur Shastri
X - Manoj Kumar

Question 7
In September 2019, a man attempted suicide by jumping into
the water opposite the Taj Hotel in Mumbai.
Fortunately for him, a group of visitors had around 40 boats
arranged near the Gateway of India. When the lifeguards were
unable to get a hold of the man, these people used the ropes
they had with them to tie the man and rescue him. They had
such equipment because of their work, which was happening at
the Royal Bombay Yacht Club nearby that evening.
Who were these people?

Question 8
The ___(10)____ ____(8)____: X in theory and practice is a
book written by Christopher H. in the 90s. The book is a critique
on the work X has done throughout their life. One critic
summarised the book as “X was less interested in helping the
poor than in using their helplessness as the fuel to expand X’s
religion and beliefs”.
The first edition of the book had many praises as well as
critiques. New York Press quoted: “If there is a hell, Christopher
H. is going there for this book”.
Give me the title of the book which when googled without X’s
name would lead you down the NSFW roads of the internet.

Answer
The Missionary Position

Question 9
Perhaps one of the most visible example of inspirational art forms
in the 20th century is _____ by A. From an art critic's description
one can be led to believe that this is a fine example of globalisation.
The parallels between lives of the artists are there, right in front of
us. Both A and B in general based their paintings on subjects of
countries far away from their nations of birth, the only difference
being that while A was associated with both countries since
childhood, B only went to the other in a later part of his life.
Coming specifically to the artwork, similarities start from the brown
body of the subject. Straight black hair is tied in form of a simple
pony tail indicating absence of couture. If not the painting, the
name of the piece leaves us with no doubt that A was inspired by B.
ID both the artists. Brownie points for the painting.

Answer
A - Amrita Shergill
B - Paul Gauguin
Painting: Self portrait in Tahitian

Question 10
The usage of kit numbers in cricket dates back to the 1995-96 World
Series Cup and have recently been introduced into test cricket too.
Three digit kit numbers are a rarity.
In one such rare occurrence, West Indian cricketer Marlon Samuels,
who generally wears a jersey with number 7 for his national team,
wore a jersey with the number 730 in a match when playing for
Rajshahi Duronto in the Bangladesh Premier League.
On being asked for the reason behind choosing the number he said
it was a reminder of one of the darkest moments in his career.
What was the reason he gave?

Answer
That was the number of days (2 years) he was banned from
international cricket after allegations of corruption.

Rules
● This round is based on MELAS recreated during the
lockdown.
● There are 4 questions.
● +10/0 for each question, part points everywhere.
● After all the questions are shown, all the answers must be
compiled and sent in a single message by tagging the
panelist in your group.

Question 1 (i)
ID the name of the song and the album from these TikToks.

Question 2
ID the 2 movies being recreated here. What is ironic about the
silent recreations of these movies?

Question 3
ID these paintings from their home renditions.

Question 4 (i)
ID who these recreated iconic sporting moments are inspired
by.

Answer 1 (i)
ID the name of the song and the album from these TikToks.

Answer
Grease and Dirty Dancing
Both of these movies are musicals.

Answer
“Composition With Red, Blue and Yellow” by Mondrian
“Lady with an ermine” by Leonardo da Vinci
“The Milkmaid” by Johannes Vermeer

Question 4 (i)
ID who these recreated iconic sporting moments are inspired
from.

Answer (i)
Mo Farah’s
Celebration

Question
Given are the lyrics of a popular song written by X which was
released five decades ago. One of his friends gave him a copy
of a popular Arab story which resonated with his life and
inspired him to write the song and titled it after the female
protagonist Y.
ID X and the story from the lyrics given in the next slide.

I tried to give you consolation
When your old man had let you down
Like a fool, I fell in love with you
You've turned my whole world upside down
Y
You've got me on my knees, Y
I'm begging, darling please, Y
Darling won't you ease my worried mind
Let's make the best of the situation
Before I finally go insane
Please don't say, we'll never find a way
And tell me all my love's in vain
Y
You've got me on my knees, Y
I'm begging, darling please, Y
Darling won't you ease my worried mind

Answer
Layla(Y) and Majnun
X - Eric Clapton

Question
The following sculpture by Salvador Dali titled '___ ___ ___
___ : Homage to X' is an ironically opposite tribute to his
friend's (X) iconic artwork, which influenced Dali and other
futurist artists worldwide.
The sculpture depicts the unclothed figure of his wife Gala,
climbing up the spirals in a marine shell, the symbol of universal
life and eternity. All together, the piece exudes reflection and
eroticism.
ID the artist and the artwork this sculpture is a tribute to.

Answer
Nude Descending a Staircase,
No. 2
Marcel Duchamp

Question
A new catalogue of X’s paintings was showcased in 2019. Ted
Francesco states in an essay, “The beauty of these paintings is
that, while we can discern the subject but the context in which
these figures exist remains blurred in the same way as a story
told the morning after a long night of cross-country travel.”
X died in late 1960s at the age of 47 but his work Y, the ultimate
book for disaffected youth, continues to be read today.
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