Anchor: It's as if Hickman and Sunraider have an independent existence of which Ellison offers glimpses and glances in the various pieces he never assembled into a single structure.
Entailed: It is possible to see aspects of Hickman and Sunraider's lives in Ellison's writing.
Contradiction: Ellison's book says that Hickman turned into a dog on every other tuesday night.
Contradiction: He does not believe that girls deserve equal rights.
Contradiction: He bent his legs.
Contradiction: There is a child standing
Contradiction: Gauve was consulting with the other elders.