Instead of being explosively melodramatic, its acts of violence are incidental blips of rage against a bleak social environment.
Scenes of casual, almost incidental violence begin to prick the relative calm, as when the sons stomp along a riverbank, forcing rats from their holes in order to shoot them because, as François (the gentler brother) explains, he hates them.
But then, too, gun violence wasn't just incidental but instrumental pointed, causal to the breakdown of social order.
"It was the level of responsibility and safety that come from our 'gun enthusiast' artists that convince me that as a people we could shut down a lot of incidental gun violence if we just talked to each other and more importantly listened," Morgan says.
Violence and exclusion are not incidental features of nation-building.
The violence seemed recreational; the money incidental, maybe blown on some pizza after the attack, maybe on some pot and booze to share together with some nervous laughter as their adrenaline subsided.
It has action violence, some suggestive content, mild thematic material and incidental smoking.
It would also cover, no doubt, dozens of incidents in which the fact that a victim is black or homosexual or Catholic is purely incidental to a random act of violence.
The Internal Security Act (ISA) of Singapore is a statute that grants the executive power to enforce preventive detention, prevent subversion, suppress organized violence against persons and property, and do other things incidental to the internal security of Singapore.
Incidental deaths contains a subcategory of domestic violence (death by beating or kitchen fire) [21] (see Table 5).
