![]() ![]() But then nature is just as surprising and Mrs Duszejko is steeped deep in the lore of poet William Blake. It’s an idiosyncratic theory from an idiosyncratic woman. ![]() “We have a view of the world, but Animals have a sense of the world, do you see?” she explains from behind a wolf mask to a fellow guest at a fancy dress party. Duszejko – who has a more pronounced sense of justice than animals? Into the vacuum of law and moral principle they come, angry and righteously disrupting the world of men. Immorality stalks the landscape and – according to our guide and narrator, the vegetarian ex-dog owner Mrs. The authorities of the wider conurbation provoke distrust – kickbacks and dirty dealings are rife. Foxes escaped from an illegal fur farm need little motive to exact summary justice on their former jailor. ![]()
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