Violence is an exotic dancer gyrating her hips with fierce ecstasy. Her ancestry is corruption. Her costumes—alluring, eye-catching, magnetic— secrete force. Force nudges motion. And when motion, eventually, turns many eyes toward her, her adrenaline loses its temper— bosom, hips, butts, head, hands, legs—turns reckless all at once, and her performance climbs higher as if her stage is now the Whirlwind.
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