“Scotia Is Hot” by Central Africa

Memoryhouse by Max Richter plays.

If Lacey is Scotia…and she just is if there’s reincarnation…and Lem is literally St. Augustine…Scott and Zelda were lovers together in Central Africa as a man and woman during the time of Scotia.

“Hey! We find this riveting too. We always have. It’s classic Russian logic. …But let’s be wise. We can’t assume it’s Christian if it isn’t.” says Tsar Putin, as a cautionary word of wisdom.

Yes, Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald were dark. Together. They found love over and over again. In a blissful…spiced paradise.

It was PARADISE.

Scott and Zelda are extremely deep? Or what? They became spoiled?

See…before colonialism…Central Africa was very rich. Well…way before colonialism.

Fearful Odds by M83 plays.

During the time of Scotia. And if there’s reincarnation…Lacey would know.

“I WAS THERE!!!!” yells Lacey.

“God you fools are exasperating.” says King Charles III to America.

Anyway…during my life…that I remember…if there’s reincarnation…Central Africa was GLORIOUS. It was…awe-inspiring. But…people didn’t dare go there because the people of Central Africa were terrifying.

“What did they do!?” asks Denzel Washington.

“What do you get a sense of?” asks Lacey. “Because I get the sense that you still know this slightly and it still scares you. They were terrifying.”

“I just want to say it’s funny that no one‘s ever realized that Egyptians were possibly afraid of other people in the area. It’s just-it’s weird that we’ve never realize that.” says Denzel Washington.

“Yes, but could you have a little more respect? What is it that you recall genetically?” asks Lacey.

“They are very beautiful. Possibly I might’ve been in love with someone from that area and it never worked out. I think they really might’ve been a very stuffy group of people. Where do I seem like I’m from?” asks Denzel Washington.

“You seem like you’re from somewhere in North Africa. What do you recall of their torture? You’re going to have to tell me, I’m sorry?” says Lacey.

“I think it’s possible that I don’t wanna tell you because it’s just too horrifying. Ahh…darkness incredible darkness, water, drowning, drowning, water, darkness? I think they might’ve been a lot more cruel to my people than they would dare to be to the Egyptians. How about that?” says Denzel Washington.

“See I would have-I would have thought that because you’re right. If I’m Scotia they would’ve never dared to do that to our people. We also didn’t hang out there…but you didn’t have a choice. You were their neighbors. I think if I’m not mistaken that maybe they would come up what every couple of months or something for some purpose and then you’d have to deal with them.” says Lacey.

“Am I-am I making you wonder about something with some policy or some something of some sort? Of course I am. I am.

You know so that’s the thing. People do you need to be more respectful of her because she’s literally the daughter of the king of Egypt, potentially, and hey, I don’t know what just happened in that conversation but it ain’t good for Central Africa in purgatory in the time of Scotia. No…sincerely, that may have been very difficult to get that information out of those people.” says Sidney Poitier.

Written In Stone by Ólafur Arnalds & Alice Sara Ott plays.

“Yes. The blacks are…fascinating.” says Lacey.

“So! They…tortured you for sex?” asks Lem.

“Yes.” says Lacey. “Mating.”

“Why was I drowning?” asks Sidney Poitier.

Lacey smiles. Smirks.

“Sidney…you’re handsome.” says Lacey.

“Oh! So they killed handsome men.” says Denzel Washington.

“Possibly! Isn’t that…fascinating?” says Lacey.

“Why!?” asks Sidney Poitier.

“To rape your women.” says Lem.

“And make them like being stolen.” says Sidney Poitier.

“Yeah!! And…many a genuinely happy marriage was made. …It’s a vicious fallen world. …And humans sometimes lack self-awareness?

It was a very beautiful time!! And a very dramatic time. And a very evil time.” says Lacey.

“This either is exactly what happened…or she’s a brilliant writer. She’s making it up…or she’s being told.

What if it’s exactly what happened?” asks Tom Banks. “Maybe I was the king of Egypt! And she tends to be my daughter.” He smiles.

“We knew. We knew what they were doing.

But…we didn’t know how terrible it was.” says Lem Billings.

“Yeah. They drowned us.” says Sidney Poitier.

“Wow! …I hope you’ve found them!!” says Lacey.

“Yeah!” says a black young man who had it both better and worse. His people watched the crossing. And somehow…managed to play dumb.

“They must have been going to North Africa to see something!” says Lem. “What was it!?”

Lacey thinks. “Was it especially beautiful at some particular time of year!?”

“Yes!” says Morocco.

“I’m smelling spices!” says Lacey. “But it had something to do with the stars!?”

“We were awe-inspiring.” says a black woman.

“Yes. And all of Scott’s literature…is yours.” says Lacey. “He’s writing about happier times in Africa. In bliss. But…it’s a fallen world. So…he didn’t really remember. And neither did Zelda.

No. It’s a fallen world. They didn’t know.

It’s Christianity. Really. That’s what redeems us.

But…we fear God. Because…evil is real.

And…if there’s not reincarnation in the Bible…then it’s so damn convincing. Possibly? Hmm.

So let’s borrow Africa. Who were they!?

If you make them breathtaking Africans…they’re terrifying.

Do we dare stop analyzing them?” says Lacey.

Later.

“Bobby, if the jobs that disappeared in the 20th century disappeared because we started persecuting men like Lacey‘s father I’d- I just I feel like…you were trying to like clean us up.

But like…from a 21st-century perspective…I don’t know that killing all the good bacteria made sense.

I don’t.

I don’t know if you realize this…but…I don’t think Lacey is offended necessarily unless if she thinks she should be because it’s possible her ego and her they’re just that tough and so it’s like, ‘I’m good bacteria. Well that’s a rather honorable-honorable thing to be! …If they mean that the right way?’

Oh it isn’t that? No? It’s not just lovely? Okay…if that’s what they were though…and maybe they weren’t…but if that’s what they were then why did you kill them?

We needed them to survive as a country.

Because they weren’t…bad. They were bacteria, but they weren’t like really necessarily evil umm…because they sort of honored like the actual- How do I say it? Well life itself.

And so it’s like where Lacey would say, ‘I want to help an Irish woman! Help her get a job and adjust to being in America. Give her a chance to hate the United States in a way that is like productive for her…and and give her husband a chance to sort of redeem himself in her eyes even maybe so they can be happy.’ That’s umm…

How is that-How is that bad?

I mean the United States started in a way that wasn’t entirely good! …So I’m just sort of lost as to how old Dutch money that may have become, you know, a gangster in her father’s situation and maybe it wasn’t all that innocent but I just-I don’t know. Were you really that much of a surgeon that you could just go through and analyze everyone’s character with a fine tooth comb and only killed the people that really were awful?

I worry Bobby that you went way too far in killing off the mob. …And that you were part of a lot of people who did that and it’s sickening.

I hate it! It’s just-it’s disgusting because we needed them! They prevented us from being so deranged and thinking that we could sell people like children?

They were the good bacteria.

They-they helped our minds realize that certain things were too evil?

You know you’ve got to kind of stay out of that.

And the people who are pedophilic will save us? No!!

Say…maybe not.

Well…what’s in their head? Good or evil or both?

But the good bacteria? No they sort of helped us process that as bad as good bacteria would do in a system.

So why did we kill all the good bacteria?

Like..like we needed them.

And then how do we get them-like how do you get them back?

That’s the thing. I got it from a 21st perspective. But how the heck do you get those people back? And now we have Lacey and she’s like hanging on for dear life. No…she’s hanging on for dear life.

If she’s actually physically, Tom’s daughter wow it’s sort of despair inducing. Because it’s like our body is clinging to survival…and she’s telling us, ‘Hey, you guys were dying! It’s bad it’s bad!’ And yet we’re just like, ‘No, we’re gonna keep trying to kill you!’

Oh, why, yeah why…why did the Irish decide the evil-Irish, the stupid evil-Irish decide to drink Lysol?

Bro!

And possibly some good Irish people are appalled.

So why are people like you Bobby? Huh? What makes you really tick?

I’m trying to get it.

Why did you guys decide to make us and other people too, it wasn’t just the Irish, but you were very loud voice, so damn stupid? Are we stupid!? What is it!?

And Chris is Irish! Wow!! I’m scared. I’m SCARED.

…It’s funny how J. Edgar Hoover might’ve been gay. Ahh…so gay man and the evil-Irish and who else decided that we should just drink Lysol to purify ourselves?” asks Cameron Diaz. “Bobby who do we brilliantly hate now!? The homosexuals like J. Edgar Hoover!? I don’t wanna die. Or were you trying to make me want…to die?”

The Architect by Kerry Muzzey plays.