He's a Man, Man..

I just finished reading M. Butterfly and man...to quote Austin Powers, "That ain't no woman! It's a man, man! ..." Hes a man the whole time!

I didnt realize it in the beginning, until everything just came during Act 2. (I find it funny how it aroused some ppl at first btw)

But yeah, in the end, that man--Song-- is a foil to what DHW intended, to cruelly repulse the notion of the East and the West and to reverse and perverse what it all stands for in such a wrong way.

Funny, how all it took was some make up and a way to pleasure a penis.