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| − | The rock opera [[Tommy]] centers on a child who witnesses his mother's adultery but cannot expose it as the incident leaves him deaf, dumb and blind: | + | The rock opera [[Tommy]] centers on a child who witnesses his mother's adultery and/or his father's vengeance on the man but cannot expose it as the incident leaves him deaf, dumb and blind: |
*"How absurd it all seems without any proof" | *"How absurd it all seems without any proof" | ||
Revision as of 18:22, April 16, 2010
Destroying evidence is a crime.
Popular culture
The rock opera Tommy centers on a child who witnesses his mother's adultery and/or his father's vengeance on the man but cannot expose it as the incident leaves him deaf, dumb and blind:
- "How absurd it all seems without any proof"