What Mr. Blue Needs

Suspirium by Thom Yorke plays.

When Lacey arrived at his apartment in Manhattan…in 1976…with the Kennedy boys who she hadn’t slept with…Lem was shocked. Who was this…nun? …Instantly Lem felt their admiration for her wasn’t as an equal. Not really. …Lacey was extremely beautiful and even sexy too…but…she was pristine. A serene, gentle beauty; pure and kind. He felt…scared. Scared…of God.

She didn’t want to do drugs. She just wanted to sit around and discuss deep, intellectual things. …Wistfully. Sadly. And the boys gave-up. …She was…impossible.

Eventually the boys left her for other girls arrived and brought. And she sat there with Lem. And when she rose from her seat and walked over and kissed Lem…almost daring herself…Lem felt…ashamed.

He longed for her mouth. He felt himself…awaken as of from living death when their lips touched. …Who had they just been discussing? Joe Jr..

But this wasn’t incestuous. No. This was…like death. But…the good kind that brings you to God…not eternal torment.

Joe…who Lem admired…was acknowledging him. Truly acknowledging him.

“Too bad Joe isn’t alive. He would have loved you.” says Lem in self-disdain.

“I like you more, Lem.” she lovingly whispers in his ear.

And so in shock Lem gasps for air…and then desperately says, “Let’s make love!”

And so they make love. And get married. And it’s the 1970’s…so no one questions it. Almost at all. …Was Lem straight? Was Lem gay? …History assumes he was…fluid or bisexual or…impossible to label? Very unlikely to be just gay? …Some think he was straight.

Yes. Lem…in his early 60’s married a 20 year old. And it wasn’t pedophilic. They were actually very…well matched. …She never remarried.

But in 2023 Lacey was never born in 1958.

No.

Suspirium plays on.

Lem likely committed suicide. Michael may have been killed by Asmats.

Eerie that It’s A Wonderful Life…was an important Greatest Generation film. If Lacey is talking to real ghosts…and God is allowing it…her life makes that film seem like a sick horror movie. …Lacey used to love Frank Capra…but after Joe cheated with Pat…all his films suddenly seemed perverse.

Not sexually perverse. No. Frank Capra wouldn’t seem sexually perverse. More…like one film mocking Lacey’s soul after another.

There is no Mr. Smith. Just Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt. …And her father wasn’t…a fool. Neither was Louis Hill Jr.. They weren’t like the people controlling the media in the film. And literally Katharine Hepburn…steals the US President from Lacey…not the other way around.

A Hole In The Head?

We live in the world where Frank Capra is a communist hero. A secret communist. A secret communist hero.

“You understood love! …Why did you do that to me?!” asks Lacey of Frank Capra.

Al Capone agrees with Lacey.

He weeps. He cowardly weeps.

But Lacey isn’t letting it go.

Joe was to control the government. Lacey was to control Hollywood. Perfectly. …But they both loved God…and evil was too powerful in the 20th Century. Joe died…a miserable death. And Lacey was…never born until it was too late.

A Hole In The Head…is an extremely eerie film.

“You almost got a hole in your head, but not quite.” says Peter who died in 9/11 to Lacey.

Was Joe trying to kill Lacey? Why?

Maybe it was just simple jealousy?

She looks at Frank Capra. “You gave me such high hopes.” Lacey says bitterly.

“Isn’t it wonderful?!?” says Elsie Hill, in agreement with Lacey.

What a Difference a Day Makes as performed by Django Reinhardt & Coleman Hawkins plays.

“That song isn’t true for you or me. Our lives…never had that day.” says Lem to Lacey. “You never reminded me…that I exist.”

The Casablanca opens early today.

Michael looks up from his papers in the late 1950’s. Is he listening to Coleman Hawkins? Is he doing college homework from Harvard…at home?

The thing is…this version of What a Difference a Day Makes is creepy. …But Elliott Roosevelt uses it to rescue Lacey. He finds a way through sound to spiritually untangle her.

Elliott Roosevelt smiles.

Once Lacey could barely catch her breath…and she laid and prayed the rosary as a charismatic Protestant…and Elliott may have prayed for her. Because Joe…had…gone sour.

Why? Why had Joe gone sour?

“She’s with me now.” says Louis. But after Lem says it first, followed by Michael.

Harold smiles.

Does it take four men praying and fighting in Purgatory and Elliott Roosevelt in the background…to keep Lacey alive for another 30 to 40 years to raise her children? When Joe was capable of doing that all…but he just couldn’t stay faithful…even after death? Like King David was Joe Kennedy Jr.. Pat Wilson was…like Bathsheba?

“You failed miserably at pretending to be Joe. You gave the would such high hopes…Jack…but…you couldn’t pull it off.” says Lem to JFK.

“I was like King David…and Lacey’s husband…looks like him.” says Joe sadly. “It’s all synchronicity.”

“Is that just what the universe is made of?” asks Lacey.

“It might be that elementary.” says Michael. “And I suppose in a way…ordinary.”

“The substance that links us? Can be perverted by the Devil? Hmm. But…God can spin it around again and use it all for the good.” says Elliott Roosevelt.

“You’re so broken-hearted.” says Harold.

Jesus, Etc. by Yankee Foxtrot Hotel plays.

Peter smiles.

Is Rose Hanbury…in love with King William? Does Queen Katharine majestically endure? For the sake of her children and the country? …Because she…is Queen? …Not now. Not yet. But…is she secretly Queen?

Lacey prays to God.

William loves Kate. But…I wonder if he thinks he deserves her? Or…is Rose his safe harbor? Let’s be wise. …Rose looks sad. But Rose is attracted to men. And William is a man. …And Kate is a woman.

Lem…looked…suicidal before JFK died. But not because of Jackie or other people of any gender in Jack’s life. He…hated his life.

Rose…isn’t Lem.

Rose…is not Lem.

Rose isn’t Lem.

Tall buildings shake. From Earthquakes. We didn’t create through conscious intent.

Seattle is due for an earthquake.

Lacey found the Illuminati when she was living in Seattle. If she found them. Between 2015 and 2016. 100 years after Lem and Joe had their birthdays…

Lacey had tried indicate to the Illuminati that she was talking, seemingly to Joe Kennedy, Junior‘s ghost. And at the time she thought she was Pat Wilson reincarnated potentially, because that’s what something had told her. But that wasn’t true and shortly after Lacey started speaking with the Illuminati should they exist Pat Wilson died at 104. Or was she 103 and Rose Kennedy died at 104? 

The Illuminati didn’t take Lacey seriously. Sadly, they didn’t take anything about her seriously almost at all. Her femininity and innocence, genuine innocence not faked, or contrived, not naïve, or vain, but sincere…is incredibly offensive to the misogynistic billionaires who are new money, slightly effeminate or who were somehow castrated. They want to make her Monica Lewinsky, desperately. But she is not Monica Lewinsky. Monica Lewinsky was not totally indifferent and violent. …Lacey has never failed to arouse a man in her entire life. Lacey has had to literally psychologically fight men off her entire life. …But she’s not Marilyn Monroe either. …The narcissistic Illuminati is desperate to make Lacey queer, Marilyn Monroe or Monica Lewinsky. But Lacey is none of those things. For a while, they were also trying to insinuate that Lacey seemed like a trans woman. But Lacey is not trans. She has been a female her entire life since she was born. That’s how she was born. …They can’t handle the glory God has given her.

They can’t handle their power. They can’t handle the economic system. They can’t handle the environment anymore. They can’t handle our outer space. They don’t comprehend that there could be one monotheistic god. They believe they are experts, in ways that they are not capable of being experts. Because they put reason founded in evil above faith founded in God. They don’t think there’s Heaven and they don’t think there’s Hell and they barely think there’s an afterlife. They are bubbleheaded idiots for the most part…it seems.

Where are they collectively that dumb before they decided to defend Mr. Blue’s honor to the point of human extinction in 2016?

“This is just sour grapes. Jealousy from a woman who is not a billionaire, or even really technically a millionaire yet.“ says a Susan Luccia type of woman.

“If old money is what she says it is then my children won’t be old money and I can’t handle that OK?” says an Amindy Callings. “I am so sick of watching Anderson be nice to her. It’s so racist!”

“Anderson Cooper isn’t old money! Anderson Cooper is actually not old money because he only inherited $1 million. $1 million. It’s just like a buck. $1 million it’s just like chicken shit OK because when I am making my money I don’t make millions I make billions. And billions is like $100 and 1 million is just like a dollar OK it’s like a dollar.” says a model in the Illuminati.

“You know I like big lips and really skinny noses and long faces and straight hair and big eyes and strong chin lines and ugly clothes, and bodies that aren’t too curvy but that are really super fat or fit. That old you know Jackie Kennedy, Sophia, Loren look that Lacey has is like it’s too complicated for my eyes, and I just want something simpler.” says a lesbian fashion designer who controls what’s in style.

“OMG, you guys are so cool! I finally feel like I have friends and I am understood. This has been by far the coolest life I have ever had!” wrote Mr. Blue in his diary in 2012. “I have never been more happy, and all of eternity that I am right now.”

“And so when Lacey told the Illuminati that their pal, Mr. Blue’s pursuit of her, was mostly just in his mind, they couldn’t handle it. And no, the Illuminati was not as messed-up, nor was the whole world before they decided that Mr. Blue was Elon musk. Not that Elon Musk is my father. I wouldn’t trust him to run a great many things.” says Elliott Roosevelt. “But Elon Musk is Elon Musk. He’s an icon of the 21st-century. And no a blonde ‘clean girl ‘ from 2021 is not Lacey or Ava Gardner or any of my wives really. Most of my wives are better looking in person as was I actually. But as ugly as Lacey can look in photos compared to what she looks like in real life as she really is sublimely beautiful…what we really were talking about is how idiotic it was for people in the Illuminati, should it exist, to give Mr. Blue the same credibility that they give Elon Musk.”

“Why do you guys always compare people like that?! It is so stupid! Lacey is not me she’s not Monica Lewinsky she’s not Katharine Hepburn she’s not Hillary. You make those comparisons to make people less terrifying. …But why can’t you make those comparisons for Donald Trump or Joe Biden? Some people are unique. Some people set a trend. Don’t confuse the two and don’t make everything the same. Those could coincide, but they’re not the same thing. …Britney Spears is not me. I am not Angelina Jolie or Kate Hudson or Monica Lewinsky and Lacey isn’t Britney Spears or Jackie. ….It sounds insane, but you’re spiritually trying to dissolve good people who threaten you. Because narcissistic buffoons in the Illuminati can’t handle being told that they’re narcissistic buffoons anymore.” says Marilyn Monroe. “Let’s go back to Mr. Blue in 2016. That was before Britney died if she’s dead. That was before David Rockefeller died. Lee Radziwill was still alive. So was Angela Lansbury, so was Betty White, so was Queen Elizabeth, and so was Prince Philip. Aretha Franklin was still alive. A great many famous icons hadn’t died yet.”

Babe Ruth laughs.

“The Cubs hadn’t won the World Series in a long time. And it’s funny how Lacey has said for years that she called favors in a way that she doesn’t comprehend so that people could enjoy that victory. She has told you guys that for years. Years. …What she heard was, ‘OK I can give this to you, but then your birthday this year is going to be ruined.’ Doesn’t that seem strange to you given the history of that area?! on her birthday that here she drink gin at a speakeasy in Seattle and eat fried green tomatoes and drink absinthe and wept and what does that mean? Who called in that favor for her? Al Capone? And of course ironically, her birthday is November 22 officially. It’s interesting because she wasn’t weeping over Jack. …She was weeping because her whole life was falling apart and all she could do was stop and stare and it was an incredibly lonely feeling. …You knew that she also was seemingly talking to a Scott Fitzgerald‘s ghost.” Marilyn says to the Illuminati. “But you chose the man who sides with a woman who sings a $400 ring from Kay Jewelers is somehow equivalent to an art deco masterpiece that’s worth maybe $8000 today maybe 10 maybe $10,000 but that really is priceless when you consider what it actually is artistically speaking.” She shakes in rage. “If Lacey had followed the rules that Mr. Blue followed to bake his perfect little fucking cake from a dime store out of a box…she’d rather be dead. Mr. Blue she’s not like you; the things that satisfy your shallow little twat soul, and your damn little mind don’t satisfy someone like her. They didn’t satisfy me either and I wound up dead before I turned 40. If she’d followed your stupid as fuck way of running life, she’d be a millionaire too, and she might even be famous or powerful somewhere. What you did isn’t that hard to do if you’re intelligent enough and you’re White and you’re Millennial in the 2000’s and in the 1990’s. People underestimate the power of social class in America. …Through noblesse oblige you were given an enormous amount of opportunity culturally in people’s group psychology; you were allowed to move forward from your dumpy little upbringing to place of enormous power. …And it would be encouraging and it would be uplifting if you really were Chris Hayes. …But you’re Mr. Blue. You’re not Chris Hayes regardless of whether or not you’re Chris Hayes and only Chris Hayes knows if you’re Chris Hayes. Chris Hayes is a man who loves his family and cares about people. You are a man who does drugs, molests his children, cheats on his wife and his wife is it narcissistic idiotic shrew. You shouldn’t have any power, Mr. Blue.”

“The problem is she’s right. It’s bizarre if the Illuminati exists that they don’t seem to understand that they’re talking to someone who is dangerous for them to talk to.” says a killed DNC staffer. He laughs. “Are you people really so high and stupid nowadays that you don’t realize that there’s a limit to your abilities?!?!” He sighs. “ I’m not gonna call you all peasants, because I kind of grew-up a peasant myself. But it doesn’t make sense that you guys don’t get it. There are consequences for your stupidity if you’re wrong.”

“Fuck!” says Wobbly.

“Why are you guys obsessed with not letting her be with anyone else sexually? You’re jealous because because she’s able to wildly arouse people who would rather die than lay a sexual linger on any part of your body. Like Lem. Or she threatens your beauty or your social status in your own mind. Or you want her for yourself but you’re too upset narcissistically to be honest about it at all almost.” says the slain DNC staffer.

And at that they try to suffocate Lacey out of narcissistic rage.

“When do you guys have a moment of self reflection to process what you’ve been told just this morning? You don’t have one? Then where are all the Frank Capra characters that are supposed to be in Lacey‘s neighborhood for her to speak with and be friends with? They don’t exist because he wrote fairytales. …And for some people their lives were like that. But on a deeper more profound level, he wrote nothing more the nonsense. At best. …And the problem is you have everything all tangled up. I am going to let Marilyn explain to you what went wrong.” the slain DNC staffer says.

“Exhibit A.” says Marilyn Monroe.

Exhibit A

“Look at all those diamonds and sapphires that are natural and perfect and that gorgeous Art Deco ring!” says Marilyn. “

And at that a narcissistic demon laughs at what was just said. That demon is standing in place for Casi and Nancy and Mr. Blue.

“That is about a $10,000 ring that Lacey purchased outright with money that she inherited from her family.” says Marilyn Monroe. “Let’s look at a ring that she could’ve purchased from Bentley and Skinner if her husband had decided not to be a cheapskate. She could’ve purchased it. He spent about $35,000. This is the ring she could’ve had.”

“But you know the funny thing is even if she actually had that ring went on all the same vacations…buy just had and didn’t throw diamonds into the literal Pacific Ocean…she still would not have been impressive to Mr. Blue or Casi.” says Marilyn. “I think she could’ve clearly married Michael Rockefeller and lived in a enormous estate in Maine, and she still would not have been impressive to Mr. Blue or Casi. What those two I suspect are impressed by is evil. They want people to bully them, reject them and make them cry. The only thing that impresses those two is psychopathic unkindness. …They are backward hicks with no understanding of anything outside of their limited view of the world. And you can compare them to Joe and his family but you have to do so cautiously because they weren’t-the Kennedys weren’t that stupid or that backward. …But you, you can’t expect someone like Mr. Blue to help you run monetary policy, which is essentially what you’ve all been doing for the last seven years.” She laughs.

Exhibit B

“I don’t care how uncomfortable it makes you. If you think this $999.99 ring is equivalent to $30,000 rare, beautiful ring from Bentley and Skinner you’re a fucking idiot. If it went on sale for four $444.99 Casi‘s fiancé would’ve purchased it in 2018 or 2019. You’ve had all of that time to backtrack and realize how dumb what you’re doing is. But you’ve been stubborn. Lacey would never buy a cheap piece of shit like this ring. And frankly, she would never marry a man who would buy this ring for her it’s basically impossible. But your egos can’t handle that because this is the ring most of you feel comfortable with and Kay Jewelers is the store most of you would feel comfortable walking into. When you go into stores that she could walk into in London and feel extraordinarily at home and has…you feel like a peasant because you are one. They’ve even made a distinction between her and her ex-husband. They made her ex-husband feel insecure. They made Lacey who understood what they were saying feel at home and sad to leave their store. …Are you brilliant like Mark? Did your father go to Harvard Business School? Is he a financier or is he a ‘rich black man’ …who sings songs like a minstrel but he’s rich and in the Illuminati. Mr. Epstein may have felt insecure around Lacey and Mark. Mike’s father wasn’t shot because his family wasn’t dirt poor Irish. They weren’t silversmiths in Norway, but they weren’t dirt poor Irish either. And that’s what you guys don’t comprehend OK? …So a $400 commercial piece of mall jewelry shit relatively speaking…is still real gold and is still a diamond and still means something…but it’s not the same thing as the jewelry Lacey has and could’ve always had. …And you cannot keep waiting on her to put this in a way that’s evil because she’s not evil necessarily at all in that way.” Marilyn laughs. “To her it is aggravating on an intellectual and moral level.”

“How about this? It’s like comparing real Italian food from 1932. Made by a genius. In Italy. To SpaghettiOs in 2023 out of a can. And I’m being generous.” says Frank Capra. “ casi is never going to be impressed. There is nothing that will ever impress Casi. Lacey is extraordinarily beautiful and Casi still claim to have a better smile than Lacey. Lacey smile is sometimes crooked but when it straight and when she smiles in the right way, it’s astronomically gorgeous. It is arguably one of the most beautiful smiles I have ever seen and I am Frank Capra. Casi’s smile is sharp and biting like a fish.”

“Hey that’s not nice. Women always have a pretty smile.“ says Bobby Kennedy Jr. seriously.

“But in reality, what he just said isn’t true, sometimes women’s smiles can be hideous. And you can’t get angry at Lacey for noticing that Italian food in 1932 is superior to SpaghettiOs.” says Frank Capra. 

“Did she sleep with you baby cakes?!” says a demon to Frank Capra who Mr. Blue likes to get guidance from.

“See that’s revolting!! …And you know it’s not true! No!!!” says Frank Capra.

The demon tries to smother Lacey.

God has to intervene and allow Lacey to breathe.

“I repeat, you are taking advice from Casi and Mr. Blue about monetary policy, about foreign policy, about war, about everything that you don’t submit to Christ.” says Marilyn Monroe. “And you were trusting a man who thinks that his backward background and his wife’s Ashkenazi backward background is equivalent to Lacey’s. You are trusting a woman who thinks that her $400 ring from Kay Jewelry is equivalent to Lacey’s entire jewelry collection. Because they don’t believe that Lacey is real. Their brains genuinely tell them that reality doesn’t exist and they believe it. Their brains are too fried, possibly from drugs or who knows what else to understand potentially that it’s just delusion. And you have been believing that! You have been believing their delusion…and you refuse to accept that as the stubborn Satanists that you are.”

“It’s because Casi‘s ring looks prettier to our eye right now, if we’re lying to ourselves. If we’re honest, we have to admit that Lacey‘s ring is far superior. It’s an old money ring but like genuine old money, not the copycat bourgeois stuff. The thing is we aren’t all the money and us the brand new slightly McMansion, Kay Jeweler’s mansion and bourgeois, old money that we see on Instagram is as close as we will ever get.” says a Gen. Z Tik Toc star.

“Because you don’t understand?” says a Flint, Michigan auto worker who is dead. She panics. Because she doesn’t know how to explain to her self what happened. Her working class family in Flint Michigan was genuinely closer to becoming real old money than this upper middle class woman whose father was a lawyer. “How do you not understand that that’s not true; you could figure out how to become more old money?!??”

“I think it happened when Mr. Blue decided to snub Lacey in the Illuminati and people supported him who really shouldn’t have. I mean really, really, really, really shouldn’t have!” says a man who died on 9/11. “Casi did the same thing with her cheap piece of shit ring. And then she tells herself if you disagree with her and label it as what it is a cheap piece of shit ring…that you’re racist, that you’re a colonial has been, that you’re an idiot, that you’re ugly inside and out, that you’re homophobic, that you’re closeted queer or trans, and that you’re a snob. Most importantly that you are a snob, because only a snob who is an evil closeted queer colonialist would ever say that her ring is inferior in any way. …In reality it really is just a cheap piece of mall jeweler shit. And she can’t handle who she is because she wants to be someone better than anyone who’s ever lived. And she’s been enabled to be that insane her entire life possibly much like Mr. Blue. They are insane potentially but because you all are hurt too in your egos, you decided to destroy an enormous amount of things that you shouldn’t have touched because Lacey was in the right and you were all in the wrong by choice to some degree.”

“It was after she slept with me, that she got thrown down the stairs.” says Lem. “I may have saved her life, but don’t think that I won’t figure out who did it and why and let them get away with it.”

“Let’s get back to monetary policy because let’s be honest that’s somewhat important to me. Why are you trusting a woman who sings her Kay jewelers ring is intimidating…to run US foreign policy and monetary policy spiritually speaking?!” asks a dead 9/11 victim.

“We can sense that you are a man who died on 9/11 you probably were known for your financial expertise, correct?” asks a witch.

“Yes, I died in the Twin Towers. So I would say that I was brilliant when it came to numbers and financial advice.” says the man.

“We can’t believe that Lacey is talking to you. But then we also wanna make you her. And then in our head psychically that makes sense because the only thing stopping us from doing that is our conscience telling us that it’s evil. And because we have made evil good in our minds we just assume that we have to be right and that what we’re sensing when we don’t like the truth of who you really are is okay. So then we think that’s OK. It’s just evil it’s no big deal.” says the they in the Illuminati. They’re adults.

“Why is it no big deal?“ asks Michael. “Why are you letting Casi control what we do with the banking system?”

“Because we have it all organized that way that’s just how you organize the country after the Kennedy administration.” says a journalist.

More later.

“What exactly does that do to the banking system?“ asks a woman.

“Well think about it. You’ve got a $400 ring being estimated in public opinion as being superior to a $30,000 ring. A lot of you don’t seem to understand what that would do spiritually because you have a fairytale misogynistic, idiotic view of people like Lacey.” says a Republican. “So you feel comfortable ruining Lacey‘s life because you don’t think you should feel sorry for her because she seems too lucky. But what you don’t realize is that you’re not just ruining her life you’re destroying pieces of reality. By demanding through sadistic psychological means that we possess that she be bludgeoned into thinking that it’s possible that a $400 range could be superior to a $30,000 ring you are creating a sort of spiritual precedent. Her refusal to accept that is part of the problem. For you. Because what it means is that she’s not as dumb as you think she is. People need her to be stupid for misogynistic reasons. They need her to be dumb or their whole worldview falls apart because of how beautiful and kind she is.” He thinks. “And the sad truth is she doesn’t want to hear those compliments because it feels important to her to be so complimented. You can’t put her in one of your boxes that you put people who are somewhat conservative and who are Christian or who are white or are old-fashionedYou can’t put her in one of your boxes that you put people who are somewhat conservative and who are Christian or who are white or are old-fashioned. And it scares you shitless for a damn good reason.”

More later.

“You wouldn’t ever shop at Kay Jewelers?” asks Mr. Blue of Lacey.

“Oh no, for something fun and frivolous I might. I buy I do buy fun frivolous things sometimes at places like that.” says Lacey. “I liked Helzberg Diamonds. Sometimes I’ve shopped at Zales. I’ve never bought anything from Kay. I hesitated to get a diamond ring from Helzberg. But I do have some nice jewelry from there and I did have some nice jewelry from there.”

“You just don’t think the quality is worth paying for?” says an Englishwoman.

“Yes, I feel like it’s a rip off.” says Lacey.

“But the diamond market is fake to begin with isn’t it?“ asks an actress.

“That’s the rumor. But I don’t entirely buy it.” says Lacey.

A Norturne by Chopin plays.

“So you think…a $30,000.00 ring is worth…$30,000.00 and…a $400 ring is worth that. Full stop.” says David Rockefeller to Lacey.

“But you could buy your rings for a lot less!” says Casi.

“No! Not really! It’s much more complicated to do that than you think!” says Lacey. “I’ve researched it.”

“Lacey only buys the absolute best she can afford.” says David. “And by best I don’t mean the largest or most impressive to the common eye.”

More later.

Old Money Isn’t Post Luxury

Old money doesn’t need to be “rich.” …If you need to make $1,000,000.00 a year to be considered rich by some white female bourgeois Boomer’s estimation…old money isn’t that desperate.

A random man went around on Tik Tok and asked a group of people in Charlotte wgarcthty considered rich. Two women in their 50’s said “Umm. At least seven figures!” And then a black woman probably around same age said, “At least $150,000.00 a year.” If you’re old money the black woman was exactly correct.

…To old money $500,000.00 a year in Charlotte is enough to be rich.

Old money values beauty. There is no “post luxury” for old money. It doesn’t lack a sense of good taste. It defines good taste. …Old money…grew-up surround by luxury. Often some kind of extreme luxury in some way. …The Queen of England drank earl grey in sterling silver every morning for a reason. She enjoyed it. …Old money doesn’t get high. Old money savors what’s left of God’s beauty every chance it gets to conquer evil on Earth.

There is no “post luxury” for old money. …You enjoy. When you’re sick you enjoy the air. If you’re dying you try to enjoy death. …Being old money is about honor, stoicism, altruism and peace until evil demands a correction.

Golden Light by STRFKR plays.

“But you…are only worth $5,000,000.00 net if you don’t make $1,000,000.00 a year. I mean, think about it. …That’s only $35 million a year if you save all your money!” says a woman in Charlotte, North Carolina.

“You can grow you money. But you only need to be worth $20 million net in your 60’s to live very well. …Why do you need to be worth $100 million in Charlotte?! …Are you insecure about Charlotte not being the Hamptons?” asks Lacey.

Old money doesn’t get that insecure. Old money knows the value of maybe almost everything.

“So what impresses you…if being a trillionaire isn’t impressive to you, Lacey?!?” asks the woman in Charlotte, North Carolina.

“Honor. Love. Valor. Goodness.” says Lacey. “Fearlessness. Trust in God. Courage. Restraint. Self-sacrifice. …Wisdom.”

“No, this is all true!” says a dead Englishman who was a titled aristocrat.

“Without that…men are nothing.” says Louis Hill Jr.. “Without God.”

“But we don’t give away all of our money. Or date Jack…if Jack gets too drunk…too often.” says Michael Rockefeller. “We being Lacey and me.” He thinks. “And as a man…I’d not let Brett Ashley control me once I was rejected.”

“Why not??” asks a guy who died in a motorcycle accident and apparently appears as a ghost. He was featured on Tik Tok. He’s possibly in Purgatory.

“Because you can’t give away all of your money.” says Michael. “It isn’t safe. …Sorry to have to say that.”

“No! It’s fine!” says the dead man from the motorcycle accident shrugging. “I’d possibly be dead by now anyway!”

“Of what?” asks Lacey.

The man who died in the motorcycle accident looks guilty and sad. “I was irresponsible!”

“Cancer?!” asks Lacey.

“Yeah, probably.” he says. “Or a heart attack. …I feel bad. People today aren’t being irresponsible at all…and the air is so bad…just going for a walk can be dangerous.” He cries. “Yup! We did it!” He shakes his head in disgust. “My generation really cooked the goose!” He scoffs. “I just think about the life I plausibly could have had! And it sickens me to realize the chances my possible grandkids could have had!”

They all think.

“Not all people should talk to ghosts. But we should all pray to God!!” says Lacey.

“Yes!!” says the man who died in the motorcycle accident.

“Why did you keep appearing to people?” asks Lem.

“I wanted to warn them about Hell.” says the ghost who died in the motorcycle accident. “I wanted them to be scared of Hell. For their own good.”

VHS Dream by Deerhunter plays.

“There is no Hell. There is no Heaven!” says Dr. Snotgrass, a theologian. He hasn’t died yet. But he’s good at being fashionable. …He’s misunderstood something…

“How rich do you have to be to be rich in New York?” asks Audrey Hepburn.

Truman Capote laughs. Winks at a Heavenly angel.

“You have to make at least $50 million a year!” says Lacey in imitation of the women in Charlotte. “Maybe…eight figures?” She thinks. “No!! Eleven figures!” She thinks. “Twelve!”

“What if you can’t breath anymore and your life is made of plastic and weak new wood?” asks Michael.

“Or the steel melts!” says a men who died on 9/11.

“Then the ‘money’ becomes meaningless.” says Lacey.

“Old money KNOWS that.” says Michael and Harold smiles.

They all think.

“Noo!! Because the uber rich can just hide in the ground in underground estates!” says a woman in her 20’s who very secretly possibly loves and admires the evil rich. But not true old money rich. Bourgeois rich.

“Then what’s the point in living?” asks Michael.

“If there’s life after death. Why?! Why hide underneath the earth for what? 50 years?!? No natural air or sunlight?!? …That’s hellish!” protests the man who died in a motorcycle accident.

“I got my shades! I got my hair did! I got my eyebrows done! …I am ready!” says a Gen. X woman who wants to party in the Hamptons.

“What about the air quality reading of 300 pm2.5 you’ll possibly experience in July?” asks Lacey. “Or 500 in August?” She scoffs. “You won’t even be able to see!”

“You don’t like Long Island?” a woman in Charlotte, N. C. asks Lacey. She imagines Lacey’s father is Tony Soprano. She thinks $1,000,000.00 a year is required to be rich.

“No! I don’t like Long Island.” says Lacey.

The Charlotte woman looks uneasy. She thinks. “I don’t know that much.” she admits. She looks increasingly uneasy. Lacey prays for her soul.

“We hate truth!” says a Gen. Z man in his head. “It’s like we became allergic to it when it got tainted.”

“You really hate Long Island?!!?” an Illuminati witch asks Lacey.

“Yes!” says Lacey. “It’s…creepy.”

“Like woods?!??” asks a witch.

“Yes!!! Very dangerous.” says Lacey.

Bobby Kennedy looks uncomfortable.

“It’s not like that anymore!” says a Boomer woman.

“Mmm. No. It is.” says Lacey. “I can feel it!”

“What does it feel like?!” asks Bobby.

Lacey thinks. “Like…dangerous entities…possibly living or dead or both are there.” She thinks. “Demons. Horrific demons.” She thinks. “I prefer Maine!”

“Or Pennsylvania or Minnesota!” says Lem. “Maybe even Seattle!”

“Manhattan is…tamed. But Long Island feels…so unsafe.” says Lacey.

“It’s the native people?!?” asks a Chris.

“They’re high?! …They pretend to be friendly?! …But I suspect they’re not.” says Lacey. “I can see their faves. It’s like…they’re trying to be so…happy around me. Like…put a spell on me? With like a type of voodoo?!?? …But…they’re so hateful!” She thinks. “They got vicious!!!!”

Where I End and You Begin by Radiohead plays.

“GET OUT!!!!” a native looking man yells at Lacey.

She thinks.

“What about Manhattan?” she asks.

The native looking man seems thoughtful. He communicates with a Dakota and Sioux tribe. They explain Lacey’s Nesheim perspective. He thinks. He ponders.

“We might not have wanted Manhattan so badly.” he says.

“Why!?!?” asks Lacey.

He laughs.

They all think.

“Honestly…Long Island is prettier.” says the native man.

Lacey looks thoughtful. “I wouldn’t care. I’d let you have it!”

“A man might not.” says the native man.

Lacey thinks. “They’d see the resources!” says Lacey.

“Yes!” says a native woman.

“No! I’m more content than that.” says Lacey.

“Why don’t you like Long Island?!?” a dead Italian man asks Lacey.

“Yeah! I don’t know either!!! I love Long Island!” says an Italian-American man in Amalfi in his 80’s in his mind. He’s retired. Close to death?

Amazing! These are such cheap tricks! …She’s maybe worth $400,000.00 or…so? But…they’re not worth more than $20 million. And that’s rich. But it’s not ultra rich.” says a psychic in California. She claims to be Sioux. Sioux and Mexican.

“Cheap tricks?!?” asks the man who died in the motorcycle accident on Tik Tok. “You’re lying!!”

“Why don’t you like Long Island?” asks a Tik Tok star.

“Can you see him!?!?” asks the native woman (?) who lives in California.

“No. And yes.” says Lacey.

“He’s in the tunnel.” says Lem. “And Lacey can go there in her head.”

How!?!?” asks the Illuminati.

“She has no way of knowing for sure.” says Lem. “But possibly God allows it.”

“Long Island seems…like another person’s spouse. And it feels idiotic to go there.” says Lacey, confused.

Mary Kennedy laughs. “I might have tried to keep you and Lem away from my husband.” She thinks. “Keep you out of our whole area. Manhattan is the only place you feel safe in the whole state?!”

“Yes!” says Lacey.

“But we have no interest in Bobby.” says Lem calmly.

“That’s not the story I was given!” says Mary.

They all think.

“But now Lacey hates all of Long Island!” says an Italian man laughing.

“I would really rather just stay in Manhattan literally just Manhattan…or be in England or Minnesota or Pennsylvania or possibly Seattle but truly I have no interest in going to Long Island anyway.” says Lacey.

“Why don’t you like Long Island? If we weren’t here what would you think of Long Island? Truly what do you see that we don’t see?” asks the native man.

“It’s so…wet!” says Lacey. “And hot!”

“It can be.” says Harold.

“You’d prefer Maine?” asks Michael.

“Yes! Or California! Like…San Francisco or Santa Barbara. Not…Long Island.” says Lacey.

Tommy Banks smiles and nods. Him and his sister preferred California too. Well…today’s old money California.

Hate It Or Love It by 50 Cent plays.

An army races through Lacey’s room. She can sense them. They needed a portal. Men. Dead. Not evil. Thousands.

They encounter God. Get directions.

“It’s just too…wet.” Lacey says about Long Island.

“The ground!?” asks a dead native woman.

“Yes!” says Lacey. “Is that possible?!?”

“I think I find Manhattan cooler in my head because in my mind it’s windier, and somehow I have it in my head that the temperature of the house is more controlled? So if I am illegitimate genetically my brain is telling me that Manhattan is cooler because there’s a house there that’s cooler and somehow it’s cooler because there’s wind?” says Lacey.

“And Long Island seems demonic and swampy and snakes, and bears or something it seems very dangerous!” says Lem.

More later.

If Lacey had been born at a time when her father, Tommy Banks, was able to raise her, the following two examples are of homes that Lacey‘s father could have purchased outright in her youth in her childhood when she was around five. So these would’ve been Lacey‘s childhood homes. The first is a house in Manhattan. The second two are houses in Charlotte, North Carolina. Lacey‘s father never made more than seemingly $600,000.00 or $700,000 a year (in today’s rates) but he still could’ve purchased these homes. Outright no debt.

Time to investigate.

“How did he come up with three or $4 million $2 million $3 million to buy the townhouse in Manhattan?” asks a woman.

“About $3 million?” asks Tommy Banks.

“Well we had about $3 million in the 1930’s just laying around and that wasn’t all that we had but we had about $3 million just laying around. We could’ve done a lot with it. We did…but if we had had a daughter, we could’ve bought a much nicer house.” says Reta.

“So could you have purchased like a $10 million estate today?“ asks an AOC. “I’m not trying to get rid of mortgages, but I’m just wondering if that’s part of how people have gotten so screwed-up over the years in their psychology and their perception of time and money.”

“I would agree with you. I think it has messed-up people’s perception of things.” says Thomas Banks. “Yes, we could’ve purchased a $50 million estate to be honest, today.” He laughs. “I know that sounds bizarre but it could’ve happened.”

“If we put down $20 million let’s say and we had a way to ‘work with things’ then we could’ve bought purchased a $50 million house if we really wanted to.” says Reta. “He was making $500,000 a year let’s say between five and $600,000 on the books. Off the books he may have been making a lot more and we also would’ve had people who would’ve been helpful to us.”

“So how much was he actually worth off the books?“ asks an AOC.

“Off the books he was worth about $50 million if we had spent our money better he could’ve been worth around $80 to $90,000,000 maybe more.” says Reta. “He did come from old money. He really was raised quite well and he didn’t need to go into you know criminal activity with we actually were very good at business and he did very well on the books but he made a lot of money bootlegging, then became very well-connected to organize crime.”

“If he hadn’t gotten involved in organized crime, and you lived in New York City, which maybe actually isn’t that unlikely could you have lived here?“ asks a dead Rockefeller.

Reta laughs. “I don’t think we would’ve wanted to because we were never billionaires. That’s a very big expensive place to live. I mean you’d have to hire servants you’d have to have you know 24-seven hired live-in servants, at least, to manage that sort of house. But could be a purchase it yes we could’ve purchased it. …We could’ve purchased it. I don’t know that we would’ve had a very good life there, but we we could’ve purchased it. I suppose we could have had a spare $20 to 30,000,000 maybe to live off of but that’s that’s really not that much considering so you know we could’ve managed but you you know we would have felt very house poor in a way.”

“Just to give a little bit of perspective to people. What would your house have looks like in Cape Cod?” asks J. P. Kennedy.

“About like this!” says Thomas Banks.

Joe Kennedy Jr. sighs.

“Would Lacey have gone to all the right schools and I imagine had a a debut?” asks an actress.

“Oh goodness yes!” says Reta.

“So…she would have possibly dated Michael.” says a Rockefeller.

“Yes!” says Michael.

“How much did your uncle Ron make every year when he was alive?“ asks Casi’s mom.

“Oh…roughly $300,000.00 we’ll say.” says Ron.

“That’s what I make!” says Casi’s mom.

“I highly doubt that.” says Lacey.

“See!! How do you know that?!?” asks Casi.

“Because it doesn’t make sense.” says Lacey.

“She’s retired!” says Casi’s husband.

“Yeah. Did she make around $60,000 a year before?” asks Lacey.

“Yeah!” says Casi.

“More or less.” says Casi’s mom.

“Well…that’s a lot. Right?!” asks Chris.

“Yes and no.” says Lacey.

“How no?!” asks Chris’s dad.

“Because of her age.” says Michael.

“Yeah OK if I had been making $60,000 when I was 23 like your ex-husband did that that would be a lot more impressive!” says Casi’s mom.

Lacey nods in agreement.

“How much was your husband making when he was 23? Is that really what he was making?“ asks an Irishman.

“I think he might’ve started at like 54 or 56 or something when he was 23 or possibly even younger than that. He might’ve been 22. I don’t know he graduated fairly young. And then by the age of 25 he was probably making at least 60 if not 70 or something a year he moved up quickly because that’s how actuarial work at work works or did work.” says Lacey.

“OK so when Casi said to you, ‘Yeah, you know I figured that you came from a trust fund or you both had good jobs or something or another.’ how much money was your husband making at that time?” asks Casi’s mom.

“He probably was making around $104,000.” says Lacey. “Or maybe closer to $88,000 it was somewhere between 88 and 104 would be my guess.”

“And he’s making a lot more now.” says Casi’s mom.

“Yes, if he had been more focused on his career in a different way, he could be making three or $400,000 right now but he’s not and we took two years off to travel in our late 20’s.” says Lacey.

“You spent a lot of money traveling for two years you spent how much how much did you really spend?!?” asks Casi’s mom.

“Oh probably maybe $500,000.” says Lacey.

“That’s not an exaggeration?!?” asks the pencil skirt wearing perfume hater.

“No, no it’s not. It was at least $200,000 and really it was probably more than that but it was a lot we spent a lot of money with what we accrued or what we could’ve been accruing and no it was it’s probably closer to $500,000 both I mean 400 to 300 400 $500,000 it’s somewhere in that range.“ says Lacey.

“So you lived as if you had a salary of $200,000 and you didn’t work at all for about two years? That was like 10 years ago, so how much would that be today?” asks the pencil skirt wearing perfume hater.

“We weren’t trying to spend that much money and actually I think it was around $200,000 even with inflation. I think it was probably closer to 150 but it might’ve been more than that. I don’t really know I should sit down and try to figure it out sometime. We weren’t trying to spend that much money though. That’s how we lived for two years.” says Lacey.

“No I understand you were traveling and traveling well probably staying in the nicest places and then eating the nicest food and traveling around the world and just traveling.” says a perfume hater.

“So you really don’t make up anything you really are just that exact?” asks Casi’s mom.

“Yes, yes she is.” says Lem.

“What kind of a salary would you like your husband to be making? What seems reasonable to you given what he’s capable of?” asks Casi’s mom.

“He likes having a more relaxed lifestyle and being able to be around his kids but he’s capable of making probably millions he’s really brilliant. But no I mean like I said around $300,000 is probably 200 and something is probably really what he should be making.” says Lacey.

“So he makes under $200,000 right now?” asks Casi’s mom.

“Yes.” says Lacey.

“Probably not that much less than 200,000?” says the pencil skirt wearing perfume hater.

“If you’re asking if it’s closer to 100 or 200 it’s probably closer to 200 yes.” says Lacey.

“But then that’s for a family of four and you don’t work?” asks Casi’s mom.

“Yes!” says Lacey.

“Why…the hell…are you competing with Lacey?!?” asks a black entrepreneur in the Illuminati.

“I saw things that gave me the wrong impression.” says Casi. “And…$120,000.00 at 37 didn’t impress me.” She thinks. “Or $130,000.00. Whatever.” She thinks. “How much did you inherit again??”

“About $200,000.00 ten years ago. And I’m likely to inherit a bit more.” says Lacey.

“How much did you inherit Casi?” asks a perfume hater.

“Nothing!” says Casi. “My mother’s used Mercedes.”

“Me too. Nothing.” says a perfume hater.

“Mr. Blue…how much do you spend a year?” asks a perfume hater.

“So how much was your Mercedes worth?!” asks Nancy.

“$5,000.00 when it worked.” says Casi.

“So you could have bought a Kelly?” says Nancy.

“Yeah!” says Casi.

“Did you have a job?!” asks Chris.

“No.” says Casi.

“Then you wouldn’t have had a car.” says Mrs. Blue to Casi.

Nancy ignores this.

They aren’t prettier than Lacey either.

“$600,000.00 to $800,000.00 a year.” says Mr. Blue.

“What is your actual net worth?” asks a man.

“About $6 million. Maybe exactly?” he says.

“How do you handle being so poor?!?” asks a perfume hater.

“Compared to billionaires?!” asks Mr. Blue.

“Yes! You’re not old money.” asks the perfume hater.

“Try harder!” says Mr. Blue.

More later.

Tonight Lacey was looking through an old money aesthetic Instagram account. …Sometimes Lacey wonders if she is the source of the old money aesthetic. Only because she was the one that first started bringing that term up often in conversations telepathically with the Illuminati way back in 2016 or 2017. She doesn’t recall it being used as a term to describe an aesthetic previous to her intense discussion many high-ranking members of the Illuminati regarding what the definition of old money is, and frankly the continuing conversation she’s having about that term. … the thing is if there is an illuminati, and there might not be, but if there is one, she’s actually fairly certain she is the source of that aesthetic.

And yet what totally baffled her was how tonight when she was looking at the Instagram account they showed a photo of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall and described them as an old money couple. …She gets that they’re old money. She definitely knows they’re old money. They are truly old money. But they were friends with her father. … and even though in her mind, she knows her father’s old money, and that her for Bogart is as well it seems odd to her to see that acknowledged on Instagram in such a way. That might sound psychotic in its depth of cognitive dissonance but that is how her brain works. It’s it’s more like old money is a medical diagnosis of someone from a sociological perspective. And so she knows that Humphrey Bogart is clinically diagnosable as old money, and she suspects that her father is as well and other people that she’s labeled as such with this diagnosis…but it’s just very bizarre to her to think of them being the actual ideal on Instagram. Because an actual medical diagnosis of Mr. Bogart in the sense of describing a scientific way of seeing things makes sense, but the court of popular opinion is on Instagram, and the fact that that ruled in favor of putting Humphrey Bogart in that category shocks her.

When she sees them now, she thinks “oh my father’s friends!” and it’s just very strange to her.

She loves that her father was so private, and if it is her biological father, or if he wishes that he was even she respects him for not having children sooner. She understands it. It’s the way that she thinks. He seems an enormous amount like her from what she knows about him. And maybe she’s wrong maybe that’s a coincidence but from what she knows he seems very plausibly to be her actual birth father.

And then she gets angry, because if he is her birth father, he also screwed-up and she has a feeling that he would probably be devastated or rather is devastated by how her life has turned out because it’s probably exactly what he was trying to avoid: a child with a very painful life. A child who is obedient to God, self sacrificing, loving, kind, intelligent, and empathetic, possibly like him who is trapped. And then it makes her laugh because it’s exact kind of steak that she sees her self making. Very rarely does she get things wrong that most people get wrong believe it or not but then when it comes to these kinds of mistakes, she makes them. She can easily see herself falling in love with someone as a man in her 80’s and just accidentally creating a child, hiding the child, trying to create some sort of perfect life for them and then the child figuring it out in their 30’s or needing to figure it out in their 30’s to survive. It honestly makes complete sense to her as a parent. Hiding the child and is flawless way with people of the same ethnicity is totally some thing Lacey can see herself doing to try to you know, create some sort of manufactured life for this kid where they’re not going to feel like they were adopted and presumably where one parent doesn’t even know. …The thing is if Lacey is illegitimate her father that raised her is the only parent that truly knows. And he is someone who has had lots of secrets he’s been hiding over the years. That’s kind of his tendency. And it’s possible that somehow Tommy Banks knew that he would keep it a secret just from observing him. The thing is, if that’s true, Tom Banks messed-up and as much as I empathize with it I have a feeling he also knows how angry it makes me.

When Lacey’s parents die, she hope she’ll be able to find someway to do really quality, honest, thorough, genetic testing with both parents who raised her. If she finds out that she’s not illegitimate, she has a feeling that she’s been sort of adopted but of course she has no proof of that and she’ll have to wait until Heaven to find out for sure.

If there’s an Illuminati though, regardless, they find it hilarious that Lacey no longer sees Michael as old money on Instagram. Louis he’s old money…but if Lacey is illegitimate, she has started to see that as also mostly being farm culture in the 1600’s and 1700’s instead of being Instagram old money. And actually if she spoke with the queen, she sees that as something entirely different now too “on Instagram.” It’s more Divine Right of Kings than old money. She isn’t confused about what old money is…it’s just I don’t think she understands how to be popular. She doesn’t know how to be in that position of being admired by people.

And actually, it may be connected to why people think that she’s not straight. She has a hard time receiving intense public attention for anything of that sort. And because for some reason, it just seems evil to her and bizarre…almost like people are humiliating themselves when they admire her so much. Not because it doesn’t make sense, but more because if she wasn’t loved, it feels very peculiar…and she doesn’t like seeing people think less of themselves in a way that isn’t fair to them.

One wonders if Lacey is illegitimate, if that was part of what Scott Fitzgerald was trying to capture in the great Gatsby, a man who has an enormous amount of power and wealth, but who doesn’t really want attention? The thing is it’s not just that she saying that in a narcissistic way; she’s being really serious she really is extraordinarily beautiful. And she understands that if she’s illegitimate, her father was a very big deal. …It’s more just being beautiful at all or being rich at all; it’s not some thing that she enjoys getting attention, for. And it actually is very offputting to her in a sincere way. A narcissist might not be able to understand at all.

The problem is, though, if she is Tommy Banks’s daughter, and even if she ends up, married to let him for eternity, she isn’t a normal person. She is old money, regardless, and extraordinarily beautiful…but being his daughter, and being married to Lem to for eternity, certainly if it was Michael, just doesn’t leave any room for her to really be ordinary. And it’s incredibly bizarre to her that not everyone is exactly as she is and that there’s any sort of hierarchy between people. …She hopes that in Heaven there are no more hierarchies of that sort. But she also hopes that it’s only done in the most edifying and glorifying way to God imaginable in His mind.

This is not something Joe understood when he first communicated with Lacey in her youth. He’s very different than Lacey in this regard. …Pat Wilson possibly understood them both. And still does. In that regard.

Pat Wilson and Joe.

If Lacey had been born in 1934…it’d be unclear which fellow she’d have turned to. And been set up to marry Joe…and he has still loved Pat. Married Lacey in 1956? Or became temporarily engaged. …Possibly still Lem. God knows. Hopefully Michael isn’t just…trying to teach Lacey a brutal lesson. Too brutal, because she really loves Lem. …Hopefully Louis isn’t…just being attacked?

“Goodnight.” says Lem.