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Rev. Moss Gatlin's rhetorical question "How can anyone set off a bomb that will take innocent lives?" and its wisecrack response, "Long fuse" seems a calculated echo of Kubrick's 'Full Metal Jacket.' ("How can you shoot women and children?" "Easy -- don't lead 'em so much.")
'''Emile Henry, Vaillant'''<br>
Emile Henry (1872 - May 21, 1894) was a French anarchist who on February 12, 1894 detonated a bomb at the Café Terminus in the Parisian Gare Saint-Lazare killing one person and wounding twenty. Henry was angered over the execution of another Anarchist, Auguste Vaillant, for the destruction of a government building that hurt no one, and took it upon himself to strike back to avenge his fellow revolutionary's death. He saw the Cafe as a representation of the bourgeois itself and his intent was to kill as many people as possible in the bombing. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emile_Henry Wikipedia entry].
'''Mason-Dixon line'''<br>We learn that the Traverse family had been "an old ridegerunning caln from southern Pennsylvania, close to the Mason-Dixon. The Civil War" No Traverses appear, which ate up a good part of Wbbhowever, in Pynchon's boyhood''Mason & Dixon, split the family as well, so '' but one can speculate that shortly before it was over, he found himself in the back of a agon heading west..."I searched through all of M&D and didn't find any Traverses who had metthe exporersthey been, but it's obvious that there were there and that the Traversefamily are victim's ancestors may have been victims of the Line's bad Feng Shui. So interestingFrom this, then tosee the link one could infer a connection between the Line, Colarado and Colorado Anarchism, and the Labor movemnetin California.
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