In chapter thirteen, Aristotle outlines an ideal of the central character of tragedy, the so-called tragic hero, and identifies the source of the character's downfall with something called hamartia.
The look of large, filled lips, painted eyebrows and heavily contoured makeup is something that has almost single-handedly been popularised by the Kardashian family.
He pushes his hands into Henry's hair, and it's as soft as he always imagined when he would trace the photo of Henry in June's magazine, lush and thick under his fingers.