Durgical is a misspelling of the word Dirgical, a word coined by After Eight, which you can now use the search function to see the word described in context.
I'm just sitting here wondering when dictionaries will amend the entry for "which" to include a definition as a conjunction. It's literally happening more and more frequently.
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The OP's commentary stipulates that revenge killing is NOT morally disgusting. I disagree. And yes, the show is explicitly asking questions about relativism, moral and otherwise.
"Would a dirgical be a melodramatic song that ends unhappily? "
Dirgicals: Passion, Sunday in the Park With George, Parade, Floyd Collins, The Wild Party, Marie Christine, The Bridges of Madison County, The Last Ship, etc.
I just saw Jack as an overeager emotional boy who grew up in a broken home and made many mistakes as a result. I like the ending because he ends up living in a family with a man who is teaching him how to be better than that. One of those lessons was where he said that killing the steward who killed his mother won't help anything.
Hate him if you wish. The character is bound to be loved by some and hated by others