As Neil Powell points out in his biography of Crabbe, the low‑life characters objected to here are the very ones a modern-day reader finds most compelling.
She then volunteers the names of the three men she finds most compelling: a triumvirate whose identities you could spend a lifetime trying to guess, and never come close.
The foreign-policy figures whom he finds "most compelling," he says, are the archrealists who shaped policy during the cold war, including the secretaries of state George C. Marshall and Dean Acheson and the diplomat-scholar George F. Kennan.
Among the items he finds most compelling are a piece of mail documenting sex slavery at the Buchenwald concentration camp and fake British banknotes made by Jewish slave laborers during the Nazis' program to undermine the British economy.
Legursky has been asked about his readiness, and about his feelings about the Packers' defense, but what he finds most compelling is that for the first time in recent Super Bowl history, some of the pregame hype focuses on a center.
