a run, Wilson then pulls up and flips a pass to Ricardo Lockette who runs in the TD. For the second touchdown, Clay Mathews was staring into the backfield during the handoff, and gets sealed by the tight end Luke Williams coming across the line unseen so Mathews can’t make the tackle to stop Lynch running it in.

Marshawn Lynch is so good, very light on his feet and makes his cuts so well. I also love Eddie Lacy, whose cuts are so violent, but in this game he was bottled up by the Seahawks defence, but there were two great backs in this game.

It was harder to get a read on the Packers defence. Time will tell, but although I saw a couple of good plays from Peppersthe Demeter-Persephone myth is not even a question for Jung or Shorter: the rule of the father symbolically structures even this tender story of mother-daughter relations, appropriating its images for the ends of the masculine paternal. Jung's and Shorter's readings of the myth are uncompromising in their valorisation of the masculine-paternal. Jung interprets Demeter's maternal solicitude as an aspect of the emotional and personal maturity that needs to be _overcome_ in order to advance along the path of individuation. For him,  walking that path entails negotiation of masculine-paternal initiatory ritualised practices in which there is no place for the implicitly pathological characteristics of the mother-daughter relationship. Hence that relationship needs to be reconfigured. And Shorter dilutes the moral economy of the myth to the extent that rape