Post #4027910
2026-07-23 05:27 UTC
The ghost's preferred dress is the lion-skin but he also has a tatty Father Christmas outfit of an outdated style. He smokes filthy cheap tobacco constantly and lets ashes fall all over the rug and so Napstablook doesn't really want to go back there again so we'll have to figure out other ways to get to Jack X over at The Kilns, if "at" is the correct preposition given the peculiar nature of the space the Grey Towns inhabits. It has somewhat of the paradoxical character of the urban landscape in Homura's labyrinth in Madoka Magica: Rebellion.
We know people who are good with such labyrinths, and I myself have been in Elsa Marie's labyrinth--the one in which Miki Sayaka has her terrible self-destructive battle in the original Madoka Magica. It's not a fun place.
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@mxchara@seattle.pink 2026-07-23 05:34
Obviously I am questioning the salvation and sincerity of #CSLewis. There's worrying details everywhere. He describes completely losing the sense of deep longing or Sehnsucht of which he writes in Surprised by Joy and gives the impression of thinking that he found his joy...oh dear oh dear...and that's wrong because the longing for Heaven should ALWAYS feel powerful to a mortal if they're actually still on Heaven's path. So if Clive Staples Lewis strayed from the right way, where did he end up? Examination of the imagery from The Pilgrim's Regress, full of upsetting details, may furnish a clue. (cont'd)