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Pizarro's capture of Atahualpa worked psychologically because the Inca emperor was divine and untouchable, making his seizure almost unimaginable within the local worldview.
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Atahualpa
Pizarro's capture of Atahualpa worked psychologically because the Inca emperor was divine and untouchable, making his seizure almost unimaginable within the local worldview.
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"And the Spanish basically captured him, okay? Remember, in this society, the emperor is divine. He's untouchable. So it is beyond his imagination. So..."
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