David Bowie's musical Lazarus did not receive very positive reviews. It may not be all that good. But. . . it's a sequel to The Man Who Fell to Earth, and it features "an otherworldly child who knows all about" the protagonist "and promises to help him return to his little house in the stars"? "But the hope she brings seems destined to be derailed"? Who is played by an actress named Sophia? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?
I could note that there's also evidently a character named Elly, but that one seems obviously coincidental even to me. If a coincidence ripe for visions of orchestration.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Thursday, April 14, 2011
The Universe Loathes Me, and It Is Destroying Me Always
No, seriously, I am not even kidding. This is just not fair. This is really the product of active malevolence. There isn't any other explanation. There is something out there that just wants me to die. It's not okay. There is a vast and intricate design out there, and its objective is an end to Grace.
Except of course I should note that my choice of pseudonym is also not particularly helping right now, hello!?!?!!?
Except of course I should note that my choice of pseudonym is also not particularly helping right now, hello!?!?!!?
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