Samba De Uma Nota So by Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd plays.
The oysters arrive. With chocolate. And good champagne.
Lacey and Lem shower. They leave the champagne and oysters and chocolate unattended. Safely.
Bobby nosedives into the scene as best he can. Trying to get at it. But he’s thwarted. By reality. By God.
Mary tries desperately to carry him off. By his feet. As he clings to furniture in his imagination.
“COME ON!!” she screams.
But he stubbornly grasps at beds…walls…and the door of closet.
With God’s help she gets him into the hallway.
They stand there suddenly pleasantly talking. And then she starts crying. And he tries to calm her down.
“I DID LOVE YOU!!! I DID!!” Bobby yells at Mary, defensively.
“Lacey, I’m gonna imagine I was the one relationship with you instead of Chris, even if that’s not allowed in Heaven, just for the process of therapy.” says Mrs. Chris Dodds.
“Sounds good.“ says Lacey.
“We’re breaking up. We’re breaking up. We’re doing the break up scene. Lacey we’re breaking up.” says Mrs. Chris Dodds.
“I’d look sad.” says Lacey.
“I stabbed you in the back.” she says.
“I think you’ve been stabbing me in the back the whole time.” says Lacey.
“You know I so have been. I think I feel guilty.” she says.
“I’m waiting. I’m silent.” says Lacey.
“I don’t think that you and I should see each other anymore.” she says.
“OK?” says Lacey.
Samba Cantina as performed by Paul Desmond plays.
“I think we need to get chocolate.” she says.
“Yes absolutely!” says Lacey, suddenly sliding into a Scottish accent.
“That’s interesting. I’m not sure what that means…but, ‘Oh goody let’s get chocolate!’” she says.
“I’ll buy my own chocolate, but I definitely think we need to get chocolate from a nice French place somewhere or just anywhere.” says Lacey.
“You know what? I don’t need chocolate right now so just buy yourself some chocolate tomorrow or you know what that’s no that’s not quite right. Right. I know of-I know I know a place near the train station! Let’s get up early and go get some chocolate! Coffee…chocolate. We’ll just make like a breakfast of it. So that we’re parting on peaceful terms.” she says.
“Chocolate is chocolate.” says Lacey.
She smiles. Smirks, ironically. And thinks. Looks sad. Thoughtful.
“What makes you happy?” she asks.
Lacey takes a deep breath.
“You know what? I have observed you over the course of our relationship. And I don’t think that you know, as well as most people what makes you happy because I don’t think you pay attention to that sort of thing or if you do, it’s in an entirely different way than I would and I think what makes you happy is art.” she says.
“You’re right it is art.” says Lacey. “And men.”
They laugh together slightly.
“Well, I guess it doesn’t work entirely. But-“ says Lacey.
“That’s fine um we’ll just keep going.
Honestly I think you should probably do something with art. I don’t think whatever other ideas you have are gonna work because I don’t think you’re entirely the person that you think you are.” she says.
“You know I am- I know I am that person but then that’s kind of terrifying.” says Lacey.
“God I don’t get it.
As a feminist this scene is happy to me because I see that you see what I see. But it just pisses me off because she’s straight this other woman is straight…and I don’t even know if I’m allowed in Heaven as I am, and it just makes me angry…and I just need to tell you that. This pisses me off!” says a living lesbian to God.
And at that a child being held hostage is thrown against a wall. She dies. Why? Because the pedophile decided to go with “what they wanted.” And now the child is thankfully dead. She laughs with Christ.
Gold Digger by Lefree plays.
“Cool!” says Mrs. Chris Dodds to Lacey.
“Yeah. That’s me.” says Lacey.
“I need Chinese tonight.” says Mrs. Chris Dodds.
“Mmm. That’s salty.” says Lacey.
“I cried for him. And he fell apart.” says Mrs. Chris Dodds.
“I want an order of…ramen.” says Lacey.
“Oh! Because you just like ramen.” she says.
“Yes.” says Lacey.
“Cool.” she says. “My gosh we actually broke up.”
“Yeah. Cool.” says Lacey.
“And we’re weirdly friends?” she says.
“No. Because that’s not what you wanted.” says Lacey, cheerfully, but with reserve.
She thinks. “Get your own Chinese then!”
“Okay…” says Lacey.
She winces.
“Dear God!” she says.
Lacey stares at her confused. Then leaves the room.
Back to Love by Pumpkin Air plays.
Lacey races upstairs. Locks the door. Calls for a cab. As quick as she can. Grabs her things. Quickly. Looks in the mirror. And then races outside. No explanation,
Lacey hides. Waiting for the cab.
Mrs. Chris Dodds goes outside looking for her. Doesn’t find her. Except Lacey is two steps ahead. Calling the cab company and explaining the situation. They call the police. It’s reported as a domestic violence incident. On her permanent record.
Lacey finds a busy street and catches the taxi there. A few people watch her.
Seeing the bystanders Mrs. Chris Dodds backs off. But it’s still on her record.
Dark Horse by Katy Perry plays.
Lacey gets in the taxi. Calms down the driver. He brings her to the train depot.
“My name is Elizabeth.” says Mrs. Dodds.
“Not anymore. HOE.” says Lacey. “Unless God says otherwise. Because you all know that ain’t true.”
“Not quite.” says Lem, in agreement but also to correct her sloppy short-hand.
Lacey rides to the train depot. In silence. Gets on a train. Back to Messiah. And then considers leaving the country. To escape Mrs. Dodds. She just goes home instead.
“Does she have a knife?” jokes Eric Nesheim.
All the poor people twirl off. In synchronized perfection.
Black Widow by Iggy Azalea plays.
Lacey dances with Africa.
1:18
“Why is she yelling at me?” asks Scotia.
“Did you even know her?” asks Africa.
“Not…really.” says Lacey.
Africa smiles.
Lacey laughs with them.
2:16
“She okay. But you ain’t even know her:” says Africa.
“No see you all know that’s true. I have no clue how I know that woman.” says Lacey to Africa.
“I think she’s thinking of some man somewhere. Who is not you or even connected to you…and I don’t know how she thinks she knows knows you she’s one of ours, but they got a little confused over there sweetheart. I don’t-I don’t know. I don’t know. We’re just kind of hanging-in-there ourselves.” says Africa.
3:17
The song ends.
Demons by Doja Cat plays.
“I’ll pray for you.” says Lacey out of respect, to Africa.
Lacey gets on the plane to Minnesota. Shocking Messiah College. Once they realize she’s gone.
Nabucco by Verdi plays.
Joe Kennedy Junior is turned into a caveman like soul. At the request of Africa. Old…monied…ELITE Africa. The Africa Lacey recalls if there’s reincarnation.
“We were once grand.” says an African American woman who’s truly proud of her heritage.
“Like Austria!” says Adolf Hitler.
“Yes.” she says.
“I only barely understood that.” he says.
“It was long ago.” says a dead African man.
“This is nice!!” says Lacey to Africa.
Africa smiles. “ if there’s ring carnation no it would’ve demanded that she be able to finish in our history degree at Saint Kates at Saint Scholastica at Saint Thomas said that you have him send me the most be some school she can go to or if he’s safe for her to finish an art history degree.” says a dead African Queen.
An African American woman nods.
“I pick the U of M or you know why not Saint Thomas or Hamline?” says Rondo.
“I could’ve probably managed Saint Thomas. I’m very young looking. I could’ve probably gotten away with Saint Thomas.” says Lacey.
A man from Rondo nods.
“Yeah not.
And Lacey’s not a lesbian or that woman either necessarily but in this scenario, I think she probably would be going to school at Saint Thomas somehow.
See the thing is, Lacey’s not homosexual. But if she had been, and she’s not, but if she had been at all Africa- I know this sounds crazy, but Africa…if there’s reincarnation and maybe even if there’s not…would have been able to put his foot down in her life. On behalf of Christ.
It’s a mess.
We would’ve been able to do something about it in her case and we would’ve wanted to and so we would have. And she would’ve just probably finished an art history degree and realized that she was bisexual, but that men were the only safe option for her and that she needed to just stick to men…and you know that’s not reality…but let me tell you that would’ve been a far happier life than the one that she’s living.” says Africa. “It’s not possible it’s really not possible for her to be bisexual, but we are in the Land of Not because some people who are dead, and some people who are alive, refuse to just deal with reality.”
“ I am getting irritated by how flawed everyone’s analysis is who’s alive it’s really repulsive and I can’t be a lesbian I can’t be bisexual. That’s just not the nature of my character of my person in Africa understands that and I’m starting to think I need to just buy an authentic African ruby ruby as my ring and that’s gonna look frightening and terrifying to people especially if it’s natural but I’m going to think I don’t have a choice.” says Lacey.
“ we understand it needs to be from Africa and safely mined?” says Old Africa.
“ yes if God says if God says that that’s acceptable if God says if that’s what’s best and his will is perfect. Well, then I suspect that that is my only option.” says Lacey.
“ it might be. I’ve actually been slightly nudging you in that direction. It’s not witchcraft if he tells you to do it is possible that that’s the only way you’ll be able to live without profound demonic attack if that’s the Lords well, it’s that you surrender all of our wealth all of your wealth anything you’ve ever had to God and then he sort of says fine. Great I’m going to use the stone to protect you.” says Africa. “ if that’s even a thing in my nappy it really might not be, but if there’s anything to it at all, the Kennedys don’t understand that most of Europe barely understands whatever reason you do and we did as well and we may have used that both are evil and good to, and that’s between us in Christ but him why don’t you pick out a ruby and then I’m going to examine it if it’s safe for me to do seven all of that in Christ meeting for you for me for my people for God everything and I will find one for you that your father and a lamb think are appropriate, but that I think is appropriate to because it’s from my area from my country, possibly and I don’t want you to get the wrong one.” says Old Africa.
And at that Woody Allen sees a middle class Old African boy starring at him.
He waves.
“ don’t worry we’re not coming to your country or not yet anyway yeah.” says Woody Allen to Africa.
“ where are you going?” yells a little girl,
“ call work headed up we’re at we’re headed up to us to to the the area kind of over over there.” he motions towards Israel.
All the kids nod.
3:10

“ so will see you later Egypt was not optimal.” the Jews say to Africa.
“ are you sure that’s a nice part of our of our continent there are many other places that are far superior that possibly even further down your sugar is telling you to go that way?” says Africa.
“ yes because that’s just where we’re going and frankly, I think we’re a little scared of all of you.” says Woody Allen.
“ oh, that makes sense. We’re sort of the elite sophisticated crowd over here in Africa at the moment and you are a very humble tribe that’s true.” says Africa.
“ yes we are so will see you later. We’ll see you all later.” says Woody Allen.
“ he’s not referring to slavery is he?” says Treb Allen.
“ no he’s referring instead to the massive amount of wealth of the Jews managed to collect overtime it’s possible that part of their drive to be extremely wealthy may subconsciously come from a desire to compete with us. We were extraordinarily wealthy.” says Africa.
“ so they’re still trying to keep they’re still trying to catch up with you people and their DNA they’re still trying to catch up with you people?” says Goldie Hawn.
“ Yes, Egypt was part of us, but they possibly were more white than we were. They were they were kind of white I mean I don’t know what to say, but a lot of Africa was dark with different varying degrees of darkness, but we were extraordinarily wealthy. We were astoundingly wealthy, and it’s sad that African people don’t know that today that’s a part of history that Eco testicle white people unlike Lacey have been ignoring for a long time, Lacey finds it fascinating and decent to notice it but most unfortunately most western historians and most historians in general just sort of brush over that part of history. They know that a lot of civilization started here but then they take short cuts in their head like they do with one Billings, and they think oh somehow, Africa was poor Egypt present, but the rest of Africa was and that makes no sense, because where did both of the concepts come from if they Magine that white people created the concept of wealth which is bizarre if you think of it like we were around for thousands of years and then I was out of out of the blue, it took a white dude to suddenly decide that people should be wealthy that doesn’t make any sense I mean what were we doing down here practicing being mugs or something it’s just bizarre. It’s like they think we were all caveman like Monk weird freakish humans and it just makes no sense.
I am so not for a long long time in human history. Africa was a very very wealthy area of the world and yes, Egypt was more white and they were very wealthy to him. I would go there because actually they were as wealthy as us and not as wealthy as us they were more terrifying and less terrifying. It’s complicated. OK there’s a reason we all stayed in our little areas and didn’t mess with that other because we had common sense.
Him but yeah, I mean she’s right it doesn’t make any sense it’s really egregious but anyway it’s similar. She feels angry about this too. She said she’s she’s mad because lemons her twin flame will say but it’s beyond that. She’s also mad at people for being so stupid.
It’s obvious that Africa is extremely wealthy. It’s obvious to her it’s pretty freaking obvious him and it’s obvious. Linn was straight. I don’t think she understands how white people have gotten away this long with being so egotistically idiotic.
They’ve been partially aided by some Black people do you think that all Africans were royalty and that’s just bullshit? I’m sorry they weren’t not. Every black woman is a Queen maybe a queen of her own house or a queen of her husbands heart but she’s not all the queen there were actual queens in Africa.
They were middle-class people they were lower class people there were upper middle-class people. We were very stable area of the world and we had problems, but it wasn’t like it is in Africa today Africa today is it’s hell almost compared to what was once there.
And that may confuse some Black people but no that’s not what was here long, long ago
I don’t get too weirded out, but yes, Joe Stafford seen long ago and far away may have actually been a subconscious reference to Africa. That’s where it’s just it’s sick if there’s reincarnation, maybe that’s OK maybe she was black and she was in love with another black man and they were both white or maybe she was channeling someone or maybe it was pure evil and that’s one of Lacey‘s things that drives her crazy. When do you guys deal with that issue with her theologically you’re not dealing with that you’re avoiding it because you’re stuck on your own egos you don’t wanna deal with the reality of the situation line was straight she’s possibly in a higher class than most of you. She’s not evil, and her anger is possibly fully justified.” says Africa.
“Was she jealous of anyone?” says a Native American man.
“ that makes me furious to even hear you say that. I wish I could invade your country hold you against a wall with my hand around your throat and get the truth out of you.” says Africa to the Native American man. “ to answer your question and peace in Christ. No, she was somewhat jealous. She was so much jealous she was she was slightly jealous. Yes yes, but her jealousy is sanctified by Christ and so she just turns it into some sort of complement and there’s really nothing repressed about it at all, so I could say no she wasn’t jealous, I could say no she wasn’t because she chose to just let that go and worship Christ and think that’s dumb and it was a full surrender. It wasn’t like there’s any hidden resentments or any any Harvard sort of hatred at and really at the end of the day, sweetheart, she actually almost as a saint of the people get stuck on what she’s feeling and they don’t investigate it any further and it’s sick.”
“ I think I know what you mean what do you mean?” says another Native American woman.
“ OK so she could be jealous of the queen and her ability to procure whatever she wanted of exquisite value but they’re close friends and she has no animosity towards her at all so it’s like I wish I could have that I wish I could be that darn I wish I could have that she that would be nice and there’s like an anger with it because it doesn’t go anywhere because she doesn’t wish any harm to Elizabeth and it’s just like well. No, I mean it makes me jealous but whatever, there’s nothing I can do about it that’s just the way the world is and then she just moves on 100% just moves on no lingering feelings at all. It’s just like total dead it’s just nothing.” says Africa.
“ OK so she could be jealous of Queen Elizabeth for for social class reasons by intuiting that correctly?” says Dmitry.
“ yes and so is a Native American man. Um, yes you both are in shooting that correctly or the Native American man is it it is just sort of but it’s nothing you know it’s just like you have a friend who is richer than you and you’re still friends with them.” says Africa.
“ OK that makes sense. Can anyone else ever really make her jealous or does it have to be someone that extravagantly wealthy?” say the Dakota.
“ it Hass to be seven that extravagantly wealthy we would struggle to but it’s yeah no it’s not like that because that’s anyway no but Elizabeth code Elizabeth code and the thing is it doesn’t do anything again you don’t seem to understand people really can’t let go there evil, and be sanctified through Jesus. So they just like all of it OK and God takes care of it and cleans the whole thing up if they submit to him in Christ and so she’s done that and so it’s like no big deal. She’s jealous of Elizabeth Elizabeth might be tempted to feel a little ego hit from that kind of like Regina George in mean girls. But Elizabeth’s a semester Christ as well, and so dumb that could be some thing that people who are stuck on evil or envious of is the fact that Elizabeth got to enjoy being superior and enjoy Lacey‘s actual jealousy of her that was real. But at the same time enjoy being friends with her and enjoy enjoy it whatever it is like I would allow her to enjoy so I am Elizabeth was able to enjoy that on a socioeconomic level but now they’re very close and to be honest, it’s not an issue, Lacey and Lamar, good friends with Phyl up in Elizabeth And it’s just not an issue they get over their issues of egos, and Elizabeth are open in Lacey in Lem’s get over their issues of a jealousy and it’s not a problem.” says Africa
“ see if they sound so normal and old-fashioned, so where is the jealousy that if it has nothing to do with money?” say the Nativr Americans.
“ it’s it’s it’s really that they got to live their own lives. It’s that they were loved. It said they were able to get a cup of coffee without saying they were strangled to death by JFK. It’s it’s sad I mean this is the answer. I’m sorry it’s gruesome, but notice that they were able to sort of exist because it feels like God loves them more. She’s not a shallow person.” says Africa.
“ did they understand if that’s not a social class issue or not?” say the Cherokee laughing.
“ I know they don’t think they keep wanting to bring it back to social class using Hinduism almost entirely through Usha Comales to liberal and sophisticated in her own way to go for it Usha is not unfortunately, so she’s bought into it and made a total asshole of herself to a lot of people,
Him but no at first he struggles and there are some liberals are still obviously having problems but they’ve know that date they struggle to grass the idea that it’s something so horrendous and the truth is even in that way she still was fully ready to just let it go, but they can’t accept that because they feel that somehow that’s cheating or unfair.” says Africa.
“ have they ever been wealthy? Is that part of the problem? I feel like my people are very wealthy in their own way. You guys were wealthy Lacey’s been wealthy. I wonder if these people have never had actual wealth in their DNA at all.” says the Sioux.
“ that is a very very profound question. No they may not have it’s possible that they’ve never experienced that so they’re trying to sort of shake the apple tree just by shaking Lacey and it doesn’t work they want to attack all of us and get all of our wealth in our blood cells her, and then we’ve gained up on her with them which is why this whole thing is turned into absolute hell practically on earth. There are some people who put their foot down for Christ and that’s good. We did it possibly through Queen Elizabeth Megan has been problematic that time she does submit, and we can work with her as well on occasion not always, but sometimes and it’s very touching go right now we’re working with you and it’s it’s quite disturbing because what do we say to these people you and I both have a perspective on jealousy and letting things go and understanding that they don’t seem to have and then we think is it that their peer evil is it that they are rejecting Christ is it that they’re confused there are some people who wondered if they’re even human and we can’t quite figure out what to do because it’s like we want to help them sort of step in to sort of wealth or wealthy, a very wealthy, but we can’t quite get them to get it it’s like it’s like it’s just it’s like their brain doesn’t wanna to work.” says Africa.
“So you’re not jealous of us?” says Erin smiling.
“ are you into it? That Lem was gay that was coming to me right now long was gay.” yells Bobby.
“ Bobby, did they use you to avoid dealing with their own pain?” says Africa.
“ yes they have they have because if I was gay, then she’s jealous of them.” says Lem.
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