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"It was a little bit of a jaw-dropper when you see the result," Ethier said Monday afternoon at Chase Field, where he visited his teammates before they faced the Diamondbacks.
For page after slow-motion page, the author lingers over King lying in a pool of blood, bits of his jaw littering the floor, every motion of his destroyed face, every roll of his dying eyes, unspooled in minute detail.
The 13 fossil fragments--broken femurs, bits of lower jaw, and several teeth--have been controversial from the start.
The 6-foot-4-inch Williams, who was known for a rock-solid jab and a bit of a glass jaw, was nicknamed the Truth for his ability to make believers of his opponents and critics.
As he is bent over, grab a little bit of his neck and jaw and put them on your shoulder.
"As I looked up the slopes to my left I saw bits of the skull, a chunk of jaw, a couple of vertebrae," says Johanson.
Some have big skulls, others small; some consist of a bit of skull, others only a jaw, resulting in a grab bag of mismatched parts.
It makes connections between racism and attacks on jazz; in a jaw-dropping bit of film, Duke Ellington is introduced at the Cotton Club as "The greatest living master of jungle music".
It was a message, of course: the two bombs only metres from the Iranian embassy, the Iranian cultural attaché dead, the explosion heard across Beirut and all the vile detritus of the event; the leg under the broken balcony, the bits of teeth, the jaw with beard attached, the blood swamping the road.
