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Human beings mass-produced in the likeness of another. Ideally, the "duplicates" are spawned fully grown and endowed with formative memories. The clones are preferably female. They are selfless, loyal and obedient. They are cheap and easy to make, hence, plentiful and expendable. They are the slaves and cannon-fodder of villainy.
Ideas are not what make art and fiction inspiring. Notions are not what make them interesting. The insightful expression of a fancy is what makes art and fiction artistic. I am fascinated by the idea of people being mass-produced to serve a nefarious elite. I know the notion is appealing to the traditional yearnings of tyranny and oligarchy. Women are the natural victims of our species so who better to represent an exploited class?
War is a clash of hearts, minds, souls and strengths. It is people against people. Whatever the supposed reasons, war began as evil against good. Justice turned it into a struggle of good against evil. Yes, the petty squabble amongst themselves in the feuds of tribes and nations. The real war, however, has only ever been the one struggle.
The minions of villainy are seldom villainous themselves. They are simply the aimless, anonymous masses mustered to serve an agenda beyond their ken. The fictional theme of "mass-produced clones" is simply a colorful way of articulating this very real and common dynamic.
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Ideas are not what make art and fiction inspiring. Notions are not what make them interesting. The insightful expression of a fancy is what makes art and fiction artistic. I am fascinated by the idea of people being mass-produced to serve a nefarious elite. I know the notion is appealing to the traditional yearnings of tyranny and oligarchy. Women are the natural victims of our species so who better to represent an exploited class?
War is a clash of hearts, minds, souls and strengths. It is people against people. Whatever the supposed reasons, war began as evil against good. Justice turned it into a struggle of good against evil. Yes, the petty squabble amongst themselves in the feuds of tribes and nations. The real war, however, has only ever been the one struggle.
The minions of villainy are seldom villainous themselves. They are simply the aimless, anonymous masses mustered to serve an agenda beyond their ken. The fictional theme of "mass-produced clones" is simply a colorful way of articulating this very real and common dynamic.
shawnotooleblog.blogspot.com/2…
The One and Only
I grew up the only one who fancied the nameless baddies. No one else cared about these disposable antagonists. Why would they? What is to love about pathetic strangers? I generally prefer the characters to be sexy women. Though baddies, they are deemed sympathetic for no other reason than they are female. I generally prefer the sexy women to be cheap and easily mass-produced clones. Though human, they are deemed unsympathetic for being artificial. It is questioned whether they have souls or not, especially if they are exact copies of their template. Those who supposedly share my interest fret sexy women being killed. They want diversity instead of homogeny. The preferences of those who supposedly share my interest kills my interest. Alas, I am still the ONLY ONE who fancies what I fancy. I was hopeful when I learned that other people share my interest… until I realize they do not. I was disheartened. I was lonely yet again. I still am. People do love my work… but for other
Be a Toymaker
My fancy is the easy and impersonal slaying of normal people by someone strange. I do mean as fantasy, of course. I value human life. I write books about what I fancy. I illustrate the covers. The stories and illustrations are not wishful thinking. They are my satisfaction. I am an artist as a storyteller. My stories are words and pictures. The art is fiction and fiction is meant to be enjoyed. Yes, my thoughts and feelings are expressed, but as materials for making toys of the mind. It is good to have fun. You bless the world when you make something enjoyable. I share my fun when I write books and illustrate the covers. I do so when I compose music or voice-act. I did so when I made toys and costumes. Are you an artist? If so, do not waste your time trying to brainwash the world to make yourself feel important. Share your fun. Turn your playful fantasies into words or pictures… or whatever else. The world shall be blessed, and that is a good thing.
Important Unimportance
What is your favorite type of imaginary person? What is it you fancy about them? My favorite fictional characters are unimportant. Their very unimportance is their appeal. I would be uninterested if they were otherwise. My favorite fictional characters are ordinary, in every way. They may be strangely changed but the changes are conscription of a sort. They are rendered nonentities in their own lives. My favorite fictional characters are casually slain. Armed or unarmed, vigilant or relaxed, they prove easy victims. My favorite fictional characters are plentiful. No matter how many of them are slaughtered, there are always many more. I write books and illustrate the covers because of my favorite fictional characters. Though they are disposable in fiction, they inspire my fiction, in every way.
The Wayward School for Girls
A member of my creative group The Figments is writing a ridiculous story. He wants me to illustrate its cover, and I will. The idea is Dorothy of The Wizard of Oz and Alice of Disney’s Alice in Wonderland as action heroines. The story is surreal, as is Oz and Wonderland… but dark and menacing, like Silent Hill. The baddies are spooks and monsters… and droves of anonymous henchgirls. You are probably reminded of American McGee’s Alice games, and rightly so. It is one of the inspirations, as is Silent Hill and Twin Peaks. The book series The Looking Glass Wars is another, as is the Cthulhu Mythos and The Time Quintet. The pending book is a novella entitled The Wayward School for Girls. The principal is a warlock and the teachers his coven of witches. They recruit the “gifted” students into the cult. They brainwash the average students into loyal and obedient underlings. The “special needs” girls are buried alive and rendered undead, for use as batteries for magical devices. The story
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It is a great idea, a replaceable army, besides women and the ease of doing so in the plot, a topic very attractive my friend