'fall'. He reduced three gunshot wounds to a science, and Clifton's dried up blood to simple fact, rather than dramatize the situation by bringing any sense of horror to the sequence of events. Yet, by repeating over and over that Clifton's veins were filled with blood, and that it spilled, gleamed and dried, the event did become an emotional trigger,
             "He fell in a heap like any man and his blood spilled out like any blood...or your face if you
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