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     6 years ago 

    Hello @dirge, your post has been selected by our curation team and it will be showcased in the daily exhibition of TALP. The curators of The Alexandria's Library Project found your post to be outstanding and agreed that it is worth recognition.

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     6 years ago 

    Happy to hear you enjoyed it. Honored to be showcased. Cheers.

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       6 years ago (edited)

      Ah, the Name-of-The-Father, the Paternal Signifier, the Phallus, was presently implicit here like the rest of the stories. His chain of signifiers forced to change as he continues towards his desires. As he tries to master the work, the work really masters him and changes his Subject. He desires to read what is required to complete the contract, yet every word he reads he only gets him more and more strung up by it. That it being the Master-Signifier that is the book which also acts as the Law of everything around him and his Symbolic Order. Yet he will come to speak the language of the book truly whence the new Master-Signifier is installed, yet he will become stranger to his past I and his Subject will only change because of the contingencies that he comes across in the book.

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       6 years ago 

      :) thanks for listening

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       6 years ago 

      As always, yer welcome.

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         6 years ago 

        I always like the setting of the American South during slavery. Nice mixture of civilization and brutality. I'm feeling the dark and foreboding atmosphere of the tale so far.

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         6 years ago 

        Thanks. I redid the audio to acoustic for this one. I was worried the electric guitar was too overbearing for the story.

        I also love that historical period, because as an American I feel like it was the most honest part of our history. Whereas now, people try to hide it and lie about how bad it really was.

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