Adults are afraid of themselves.” (richard siken, from editor’s pages: black telephone)Ģ. “Who has not asked himself at some time or other: am I a monster or is this what it means to be a person?” (clarice lispector, the hour of the star)ģ. “This beast, this angel is both you and I.” (adrienne rich, from the complete poems: this beast, this angel)Ĥ. Children are afraid of the dark because they have nothing real to work with. “Wanna make a monster? Take the parts of yourself that make you uncomfortable–your weaknesses, bad thoughts, vanities, and hungers–and pretend they’re across the room. Will help me in making my final lineup when the time comes.Connections between the humane, the monstrous, and the divine:ġ. Except Jester who seems to think it's all a big joke (can be read as reluctance) and Bounty Hunter who just doesn't give a f***. Others feel either dutybound / honorbound or have accepted their death due to past torment or illness. Her complete counterpart is the Leper who is basically consigned to death due to his illness but comes from the same sort of background as the GR. Apparently she's nobility and being from a noble line and quite youthful she's got more to live for and a will to do so, maybe restore her status and the like.
Thirst for knowledge can never be truly sated. She's spent her life studying so of course she'd like to study more. well she wears a mask so it's hard to gauge her age but as she says she's a learned scholar.
The 4 ladies have more to live for or are young.Īrbalest basically seems to be a youth maybe early 20s or so. You're actually quite right on that point.
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