The last four paragraphs of Chalmers' essay are also significant. He makes it clear that these narratives are a convoluted and part-calculated effort to "induce amnesia". Kubrick goes into the other side of this comedic-horror diptych in <i>The Shining</i> where he emphasizes the horror part rather than the comedic part. Jack induces self-amensia as he exited the room of horror where he had encountered his "true self," represented by the diseased european woman. EWS is another one that deals with amnesia and horror theme.
This dynamic also explains why these fellows tend to see genocide and conspiracy in Indian "Caste System" and elsewhere (eg the "Religion" of Ramayana) as they dutifully perform their gutter inspections.
This dynamic also explains why these fellows tend to see genocide and conspiracy in Indian "Caste System" and elsewhere (eg the "Religion" of Ramayana) as they dutifully perform their gutter inspections.