It explains the mystical glow around him in the picture

I wonder about justified breaches. Maybe in some cases an apology is required, even though justified? (Bilbo trusts Frodo with his ring, does he need to apologize when he destroys it? I reckon not.)

This is perhaps unrelated to your main point, but still... When we moved into our house we had to gut the pantry because it was mouse-ridden. We found many things, including a pre-9/11 can of corn, rat poison, and two unwrapped Viagra pills.

I teach a bit, but no full-time professor role, alas!

We don't really get into celebrating, but the first few chapters here get into that more! Why It's OK to Be a Sports Fan | Alfred Archer, Jake Wojtowicz | Taylo share.google/f72ZKX2Ios6P...

Why do you ask? I can point towards some literature if helpful...

Not at all! (It can be, people can celebrate in stupid ways, or celebrate things not worth celebrating, but a win is a win!)

Thanks, not quite what I expected would be in this anthology (it's an odd process, they just told me it would be in the anthology and gave me no other info)

And for just over $20 you can buy the whole book they have taken an excerpt from (or read it for free online, also at this link): www.routledge.com/Why-Its-OK-t...

Pre-print available here: philpapers.org/archive/WOJR...