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It's also interesting the way it combines the demigod/holy/supernatural James Dean, along with the very rigid, officially sanctioned version of Indiana farm boy James Dean. Taking the spiritual aspect of "holy James Dean" out of the picture for a minute, it also sounds like quite a bit of what Reeves writes wouldn't be out of place at the official Dean remembrance in Fairmont throughout the 1990s.

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