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At Play in the Fields of the Lord is shot through with rich, complex irony (two characters, for instance, discuss having Indian blood, but while one is talking about having it in ones veins, the other is talking about having it on ones hands).
Its main characters, except one whose hypocrisy borders on cognitive dissonance, are torn between perception and reality struggling in vain to have their thoughts and deeds, their words and actions, meet halfway.
Four of them form two couples that are in and of themselves counterintuitive; after all, Aidan Quinn and Daryl Hannah would make more sense than John Lithgow and Hannah, or Quinn and Kathy Bates. The only pairing that seems to belong together is that of Tom Berenger and Tom Waits.
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