The two boys need a loving father figure to heal their wounds; what they get is Du Pont, a poisonous destroyer.
MS: At the risk of opening old wounds, what did you take from that experience that has subsequently helped you in your Hollywood career?
Seiden's only visible wound was what looked like a port-wine birthmark on his face and neck.
If all the lamps in the house were turned out you could dress this wound by what shines from it.
And at the heart of the festering wound was what they called, in the repugnant phrase they coined, ethnic cleansing.
He began translating Proust in 1919, after returning with a serious leg wound from what was called "gallant service" in the war.
"The reality is that the wound of what Saddam's regime did to the Shias in the south runs very deep," he said.
The rodlike tail region, about 120 nm long, consists of two chains of protein, each wound into what is known as an α-helix, together forming a coiled-coil structure.
"We see politicians on the telly trying to put sticking plasters on a bleeding wound but what we need is long-term structured planning where clinicians are at the forefront of decision making that affects the delivery of care".
Lodged in all this ancient scar tissue will be the diamond-bright, nuclear core of the wound -- what it cost them.
Giampa is currently at the Reston Hospital Center, where he is being treated, under police guard, for life-threatening wounds, including what a family member described as a brain injury.
