The Blond Men are a pair of men in “fraternity jackets” who drive up to the lake in a Trans Am just as the narrator, Digby, and Jeff are about to attack The Fox. Though the boys are hidden by the time the Blond Men arrive, they can hear one of the men as he screams into the night, threatening (in a Midwestern accent) to “kill” the attackers. The Blond Men help the Bad Character (once he regains consciousness) to destroy the narrator’s mother’s Bel Air, and then all three return to their respective cars and drive away.
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The Blond Men Character Timeline in Greasy Lake
The timeline below shows where the character The Blond Men appears in Greasy Lake. The colored dots and icons indicate which themes are associated with that appearance.
Greasy Lake
...the Bad Character is, with the narrator’s own tire iron and with the help of two blond men , destroying the narrator’s mother’s Bel Air. The Fox begs the Bad Character to stop,...
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