The tone of the farm changed to commune, the performers lived and worked in a closed community, and performed to any who would watch. A yearly, weeklong pageant became the habit of the puppets drawing more and more people every year. By the 1990s, these pageants drew tens of thousands of people to camp near the museum. Increasingly dissipated in focus, the event drew more people until it reached a critical mass in 1998, becoming unmanageable. A fight which resulted in the death of one participant signaled the end of these pageants.
Now they put on a weekly sunday show in their "Papier Mache Cathedral" for onlookers, but no one camps there anymore.
People attracted by the power of the thing.
How could something like that remain pure?
Declaration of Intent
Page 2 sits on my drawing table, almost complete. Page 3 has a refined sketch, waiting for page 2 to be finished. Page 4-10 are rough sketches and outlines of words.
How can I just do this? I need more time.
The knight of swords. I experience great difficulty and discomfort currently, an uncomfortable alchemical experience. Sir sword wants me to persist, and he will cut through opposition while I plug away and suffer some transformation or the other.
The knight of swords. I experience great difficulty and discomfort currently, an uncomfortable alchemical experience. Sir sword wants me to persist, and he will cut through opposition while I plug away and suffer some transformation or the other.
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