Claude: A jiffy bag xanax uk buy "Flowering Judas" (1930) took longer to emerge, and is the most extraordinary of Porter's Mexican stories. It blends religious faith, political belief and eroticism in a narrative that feels at once concrete and hallucinatory. Laura, a young, idealistic American, is committed to socialism, but still "slips now and again into some crumbling little church" to pray. The labour leader Braggioni, whose body "swells with ominous ripeness", tries each night to seduce her. Disillusioned, Laura sees Braggioni as a betrayal of the revolutionary ideal, and at the same time realises that her idealism is romantic nonsense. Yet she still runs Braggioni's errands, smuggling pills into prison for a fellow revolutionist who uses them to kill himself. In the story's final sequence Laura dreams that the suicide returns to punish her act of betrayal, each strand of the story combining in a charged and horrific vision.