| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Jennings fashions Matthew and Wes, and their mutual desire to control Anton's gift, as a kind of perverse bridge across the socio-economic gap they weakly represent, but since the former is living off his famous chanteuse girlfriend's pity while his music career stalls and the latter is simply and rather stereotypically resistant to work, their equality is entirely dependent upon their flaws; it's
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