Anchor: If Gallant sometimes achieves the same high notes that great reporting does, her less-successful stories resemble the more meandering old New Yorker human-interest profiles, in which a person's fleeting thoughts, neurotic habits, and random memories are woven into a pattering portrait.
Entailed: Gallants less successful stories are similar to the old New Yorker profiles.
Contradiction: Human interest profiling isn't something you would ever find in the New Yorker.
Contradiction: The people are all gathered around a bonfire, drinking beer and laughing under the moon.
Contradiction: A couple laying together in the grass as the woman writes in her notebook outside.
Contradiction: The works in the Musee are all oil paintings.
Contradiction: A person is running outside.