The judge like a great ponderous djinn stepped through the fire and the flames delivered him up as if he were in some way native to their element.
by Cormac McCarthy (0 Reviews)
In Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian, or the Evening Redness in the West," the imagery of the judge as a powerful, mysterious figure evokes a sense of otherworldliness. Described as a "great ponderous djinn," he embodies an almost supernatural presence, stepping through chaos and destruction effortlessly, suggesting that he is intimately connected to the violence and turmoil around him. This depiction emphasizes the judge's dominance and his integral role in the narrative....
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