 Four-dimensional Majorana bilinear interchange

For Grassmann-odd four-dimensional Majorana spinors, choose $C^T=-C$ and $({\gamma }^a{)}^T=-C{\gamma }^a{C}^{-1}$. Then $C{\gamma }^a$ is symmetric whereas $C{\gamma }^{abc}$ is antisymmetric. Swapping Grassmann components therefore changes the sign of a vector bilinear but preserves a three-gamma bilinear. Integration by parts and antisymmetry of the vector indices then make the two spinor variations of the quadratic Rarita-Schwinger field action equal. Commuting auxiliary spinors have different interchange signs.