Not for me, I said. The only thing that matters now is that we be forced to remember. It is not history we need. It is memory. History is the tutor of memory.
History is memory educated.
Any presentation of Wallace must match his skills and his passion. And matching him means forcing our attention to topics and techniques more visceral than thoughtful. Matching him means exposing the demonic without demonizing. Only then will we remember that we had, still have, choices of our own. Again and again we see and hear how decisions were considered, how alternatives were framed, how conclusions were reached.