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>“I do watch some trash TV, let’s say like WrestleMania. It’s very interesting because it’s a very crude form of drama that has emerged and it’s a drama set not in the fight itself. The fights are interrupted by commercials, meaning they’re not important but the owner of the franchise shows up in the ring [with] his wife, alleged wife, in a wheelchair and blind. He has three sexy women in his arm and rants against his wife in the wheelchair. All of the sudden, you have a form of drama probably as crude as Ancient Greek drama, which started out in the fifth century before Christ. I watch it for, number one, I think that the poet must not close his eyes, avert his eyes, you have to know which world you’re living."
>“Back in the 90’s, in a particularly hot and sweaty day. A towering man slides out from a bar. Swaying between the lines of the sidewalk, he takes a short cut; one he’s taken multiple times over. Today, the buildings in between are blocking the sun, leaving the alley completely shrouded in darkness. Despite it’s appearance, he walks forward fearless. No man he’s ever met has come close to matching his size.”
Thoughts?
