“Silly” by Lem

American Beauty’s “Dead Already” by Thomas Newman plays.

In Great Britain Lacey is someone who Princess Beatrice would have “partied with.” Meaning, in part, literally partied with.

Lacey, being raised by silversmith of 18th Century regard…would be accepted. …As a prestigious silversmith. …Nothing more and nothing less. A silversmith, not a perfumer. A silversmith from the 18th Century of great fame in the 1700’s. Because Sweden and Denmark used the silver made by Matthew Nesheim’s great, great, great, great grandfather. In elite circles. The ultra rich Swedes and Danes used Matt’s family’s exquisitely crafted sterling silver.

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Matt’s great great great great grandfather was George Jensen, so to speak.

“He was that big of a deal?” says Dmitry.

“YES. …But only in Scandinavia.” says the silversmith himself.

“So you were the George Jensen of Scandinavia?” says Mira.

“Yes. But…not. Because that’s before mass globalization.” says the silversmith.

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In Great Britain Lacey is the love-child of the Earl of Dudley and a stewardess. From 1983. So to speak. And while he wanted to raise her…he wasn’t able to. And that’s significant. Because to the class aware British his acceptance of her means she’s not shunned. She’s not seen as officially his…but…rather as eccentric. Or potentially eccentric. *A Brit laughs* And they’d protect her from her family if necessary on her dead father’s behalf. But…she’s also possibly eccentric. So her demeanor of reticence is wise…in Great Britain. Polite. Not pushy. Careful.

The song ends.

Mr. Smarty Man by Thomas Newman plays.

In Great Britain her transfer of social status through marriage as Lacey (Banks) Craft to Lacey Schiebel is…sound…although concerning. Because her husband’s background is too…downward. Except…given her family’s coldness towards her in the silversmith’s…they’d tentatively accept it. Tentatively. Out of common sense self-protection. Maybe a “rich Jew” would work?? …Maybe not.

Would she still party with Princess Eugenie? No? Yes? Her family would have a lot to do with that. Possibly? …Actually she could theoretically run into them though her husband’s family even. At a fundraiser. At a country club. At his lake house on very rare occasions.

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But that’s in Great Britain.

Lacey is “a prestigious silversmith” today because she’s still in her mother’s will. Her father gave her family over $3,000 last year. And she’s in a dead marriage and partnership with her legal husband. And she’s in love with Lem Billings…and her dead second cousin, was in love with her. In love with her. Secretly. So…she seems to be stuck as…herself.

And that’s not a shameful place in society. It’s prestigious. Possibly upper class. Probably the lower level of the upper class. …It’s elite. Ultra elite even. But…at the same time…it’s humble. It’s the lower level of the upper class. Not the middle. Not the upper. …The lower upper class. Not to be confused with the lower middle class, however. Or the lower class.

2:00 of Compass and Guns by Thomas Newman plays. And then onward with the song.

Matt Nesheim was a “rich person” by most American standards. And America is still a fairly sophisticated and definitely wealthy country. So he’s not “like most people.” But…he’s not…a man who would have bought a Porsche. Rather he sat around in his free time dreaming.

2:10

Now…where does that leave us? Because we just diagrammed Great Britain.

Well…it’s true that if there’s reincarnation Lacey is Scotia. So perhaps that’s exciting as class antagonists might wish for the narrative to be in a better world. That the love child of Tom was Scotia and not his open daughter is…possibly brutal progress. Because she’s raised by knighted-author/silversmiths. And that’s…brutal progress. A leveling, if you will. But…herein lies our dilemma.

Lem was straight. And if there’s reincarnation…they were happily married…and very in love…AS BRITISH ARISTOCRATS. God-fearing. Humble. Loyal. Loving. Courteous. …And while they were perfectly fine with being so humbled…if there’s reincarnation…America went MUCH too far.

Lem was viciously molested, then sadistically sodomized and then left for dead…feeble, diminished and tragic, albeit defiant in his own way. And Lacey wakes up shaking in anxious demonic oppression at age 41…by a cruel, backward Illuminati.

In Great Britain she’s just a meek silversmith at the party with her rich cousins who own a lot. In Great Britain she has billions in oil. As an investment. So to speak. Through her silversmith family. That’s REALITY.

And in Great Britain she’d see the Royal Family at a fundraiser and politely watch in silence. And bow and curtsy. Whether she should or not. …And they’d vaguely all recognize her…from random moments. At parties. Based on schools. And such. But only vaguely. Very vaguely. And…that’d BE FINE. Nobody would find it weird or disturbing or troublesome at all. Just…rather…ordinary.

And she’d go to Wimbledon. Every year. And garden at her family estate. Even now. Just for fun. It’s a $7 million estate somewhere in the country and it’s been in the family for to be honest 200 or 300 years. And it’s not surprising that Dmitry and Mira and most of the perfume community didn’t know about it. To be honest Prince William knows about it but only vaguely because he has a lot on his mind and it’s a very large country actually and so as much as they know it like the back of their hand, and they really maybe do sit around, studying the country at times, and at least in their subconscious possibly…it’s not a place that he knows that well even if he knows it. So it’s a very private estate because people know about it but it’s not a place where they’re expected to sort of entertain anyone particularly important and it’s not insignificant so it’s not some show house so to speak in a family that’s interested in making an impression on it is more of a large estate that was purchased in the 1700s and it wasn’t built by them. It was built by a family before them that actually had a title in the family but the title is not attached to the land or would even be some thing for them to consider him, it’s more just a very posh old house and it’s large. It’s a large house it is it’s not a castle but it’s a very large house. It’s a nice house him and that’s just her fence but that’s just the family estate. It’s like what she keeps saying they’re a part of the lower upper class and know there are billionaires in Great Britain who may try to snap her, but I think they would be a little less excited to do so in reality than they’ve been pretending to be in the illuminati in Great Britain because they would somehow feel a little uneasy about it, which is really just sanity and common sense. There could be some mild bullying of her family in different schools and in different social situations because they’re not billionaires they’re not the mega elite, but they’re very stubborn people and the truth is their claim. If you believe me, you’re destroying the fabric of society is accurate you can’t start terrorizing the land owning elite from the 1700s just because you made a quick buck in the last five fucking seconds. And there are billionaires in Great Britain, who have enough common sense in humanity, and conscience to understand that him, and so no they might be mildly bullied at most but because they’re so sweet and polite. It’s possible that they would also just be sort of the background perfectly satisfied, content, happy background at you know, Wimbledon somewhere or even ascot possibly they would just be sort of in the background as some good looking well dressed family, that sort of serves to make the more elite people look even greater and more elegant because they don’t steal the show they just set the mood so to speak like we’re elegant, rich elite people we’re good looking for amazing And they have an extraordinary estate but look at ours. It’s even better than that because we’re really big deal and that’s who Lacey is. She sort of the backdrop for the ultra elite. Her Lem’s are twin flames. If there’s been carnations, she Scotia his Constantine of but given sort of the obedience to God, and the decency that humanity has had for the last few hundred years believe it or not relatively speaking, we’ve done fairly well we were doing better than we had that for I mean we were we were making improvements and are you know our Bility to be humane to each other to be normal and that was part of why people became so secular because they start to think dude do we even need God we’re incredibly good on our own and so yeah, even if there’s been carnation and they were in obedience to God‘s authority and so is Constantine and Scotia. They thought no big deal no big deal we were fine. We’re cool being middle-class or something I don’t know old money middle-class or something in America And even though in an in Great Britain, we would still manifest really as close to what we were even if not exactly what we were in they possibly were part of a group of people who, for the last thousand years have been trying to sort of bring a Christian humanist, aesthetic and diligence and goodness to the human race. And again, there’s not a problem in Great Britain. She’s a backdrop for the elite and it’s not. It’s not a shameful thing to her. It’s humble it’s not grand it’s not showy it’s very meek, but in a very aristocratical elite sort of way, I mean silversmiths from the 1700s were prestigious are not titled aristocrats. There is a knighted author in the family Believe it or not it’s still hit. They still keep that there is a knighted author and people would know his writings and then who cares because at the end of the day it’s like it’s the elites so there’s a knighted author and then there’s the oil, and then there’s of the famous silver smiths I guess, and people still would have their silver, and do in Norway, believe it or not, but in great Britain they may make a bigger deal out of that wisely so so people would still recognize her families silver in Great Britain and that was common sense on their parts to do stuff like that over the years and I am anyway, but there’s still just the backdrop of the elite it’s like oh yeah, that’s my family silver that some you know elite auction house is auctioning off some silver ball worth oh Maybe 20 or 30,000 for just one bowl yeah easily possibly 30,000 for just one bowl that her family made but you guys is just 30,000 for one bowl it’s just a bowl for 30,000 and so it’s impressive. It’s startlingly impressive but it’s not like they’re not like the Astors and that you know they’re not glamorous , but it’s glamorous. It’s if it gets it it gets you into the upper class I mean they get in the door you know they brought their $30,000 pole so to the good you know then it’s it’s not it’s sort of not so you know like the Asterix if it’s just what she said there’s a backdrop there’s a lower of the class and she’s it.

Phantom Thread I by Jonny Greenwood plays.

And there’s problem: Chris Hayes and Diego are not.

Chris and Diego are not in the British upper class. They are not part of the backdrop of the upper class. And well some people like the Kennedys think that’s a glorious thing it doesn’t really work, and instead of being humble and wise and allowing people to dissect their actual status in society, they’ve narcissistically and violently dug in their heels out of fear of loss of control and power, and prestige for the last 8 years or so. 

And so in Chris and Diego’s rage at their inability to transcend social boundaries, they started looking for ways to attack, or something even weirder happened. Oh and that’s the problem: Lacey can’t tell which. And so while she knows that they made a horrific mistake, she’s not sure why they made it. Because what Chris essentially did was walk up to the background at a very posh party and start poking at it. Poking holes and starting fires like some sort of antisocial weirdo and it’s unclear why.

The Hem by Jonny Greenwood plays.

He didn’t just do it to Lacey. He made very weird commentaries about things at times and he actually did offend a number of people and so did Diego frequently. And that is not something that American upper class people have ever admitted up until today, which is actually quite embarrassing to them. Because now, unfortunately, through Lacey and whatever ties she has to Great Britain the protection that should be on the United States is not it’s elsewhere. It’s in safekeeping, but it’s not all as it should be Great Britain is not a thieving country and Iran would support that statement and so it’s a mess. It’s an absolute human rights disaster. They have the moral high-ground which is perfectly comfortable to Lacey and Lem but a little unfortunate if there was supposed to be some sort of leveling process happening but there’s nothing that anyone can do about it and it’s probably very upsetting to them all as Christians in Lacey and Lem’s camp.

“I just can’t understand how anyone could be that complicated! You guys can’t be that complicated! …You’re really that complicated?” says Jonah Wiley to Lem and Lacey.