In the novel’s grotesque climax, Bunny is transformed from a figure of ridicule into a figure of horror. His kidnapping and eventual violation of the ethereal Cosey Eve is the explosion of his repressed desires and his crumbling sanity. It is the moment where the performance drops, and the desperate, ugly animal underneath is revealed. His death at the hands (or rather, the recording) of Euchrid Eucrow acts as a final, fitting judgment. The bootlegger, who made his living through the sin of others, is destroyed by a recorded sermon—a "holy" sound weaponized by the town’s most unholy creature.
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