| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Once the murder is averted, Will refuses to look back and wonder whether there might be something fundamentally wrong with him for even contemplating it, and the narrative does not suggest that he ought to.I thought the narrative--and Will himself--very strongly suggested that indeed something was fundamentally wrong with him, and with the culture that allowed him and other ghosts to redirect rage,
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