This indulgent Twee sensibility is ornate and yet horrified by the Vile. Violence has no place in the home nor in the heart of the cashmere. It pretends that the violence necessary for Empire is invisible and divine in origin. It is as distinct a conflict as Kashmiri Shaivism to the Brahminical order of Vaishnavites. It is the Racaille again, the Rococo response to the unnecessary and puritanical self-restraint of Martin Luther.