Sexy Sex Sex

Joe Kennedy Jr. says he’s sad.

Uber One offers Joe a lift home.

Will he be sold into sex slavery to finance the war in Ukraine? Or is Pat Wilson the driver? Maybe he’ll be brought home safely?

“If Joe had taken a taxi he’d be guaranteed a safe ride.” says a dead taxi driver.

(Adult content below)

Five minutes Michael is inundated by photographs he shot of Lacey. In their bedroom alone. On a date with a female version of Lem.

Then Lem is sent on a date with the female version of him. While being sent the same photos.

Zero by Electric Guest plays.

The woman is under the impression Lem is interested in her automatically. But she gracefully realizes she’s off in that impression as the date progresses. She’s not necessarily all that hurt. But makes demands of the rest of the date that match with Lem’s character.

“I’m just not feeling this date.” she says. She cries. She snarls. She laughs at herself for overreacting. Slaps herself.

“Stop!” he says kindly, but firmly.

“You’re funny!” she says thinking he’s in love with her again. She smiles at him coyly.

“No! I’m serious!” He makes a confused face. “Are we being funny?”

“You’re not a brainwashed idiot like everyone else.” she says. “Why don’t you love me?” She laughs a gratingly annoying, self-deprecating laugh.

“Are you just trying to fuck me?” he asks.

She thinks. She shrugs.

“My friend’s wife. What do you think of her?” asks Lem of the photos of Lacey. He shows her the photos.

She looks enraged. Then she gets up and walks away. Lem chases her down.

“A. Were you trying to sleep with me?” he asks her. “B. On a scale of 1 to 10 what is that woman? Asking for my friend. He’s considering divorcing her. And I can’t decide.”

A Beautiful Mine by RJD2 plays.

“Umm. Yeah! What did you think?!” she laughs bitingly at him. “You’re a prick you know that!!?” Then she punches him in the face. It hurts.

“I don’t even like you?!? What makes you think I’d want to sleep with you?!?” he spits.

“I HATE YOU!! GO AWAY!!” she yells. “JUST GO AWAY!” she backs-up.

“I’m not into you. At all. …You’re a cad. Aren’t you?” he asks.

“Yeah! Whatever.” she says rolling her eyes. “So you wanna fuck?”

“NO!” he yells.

“Yeah! Whatever. You’re a slimy bitch, just like me.” she says.

“I’m not attracted to you. This was a blind date.” he says. “You’re being obnoxious!”

“Yeah, whatever. I can tell you use people. Just like me.” she says. “Fess-up! How many women have you slept with? 18? 20? 24?”

“None other than my wife.” he says.

She cries. “Alright! Then why are we on this date? Huh?!? Because I get set-up on dates with guys. For sex!”

“Oh! You’re a prostitute.” he says nodding.

“Eww! No!!! You’re the loser!” she says standing-up and marching away.

He stands-up, chases after this woman and asks her, “What do you think of her? You seem experienced.”

She laughs. “Umm. Okay!” She sighs. “She’s a seven or eight?”

“Why?” he asks. He starts weeping. But then controls himself.

“Her eyes! There’s like…a hurt, haunting quality to them. Like…” she looks at Lem. “You’re an asshole.”

“Why is that ugly?” he asks.

She laughs coyly. “Umm. You’re in love with me. Aren’t you?” she asks fervently.

“Answer the question!” he asks in irritation.

“Okay! She’s like an 18.” she says. “Who the fuck is this fucking bitch?!?

“She’s 18? You think she looks 18?!?” he asks.

She laughs. “No…I mean…Lem…she’s…HOT AS FFUUUUCCKKK!” She gets angry. “Are you a sex trafficker?!?”

“Were you a heroin addict?” he asks her.

“Yeah! I just overdosed a few days ago.” she says.

She starts to shake. Thinks. She’s shocked.

“You’re not a heroin addict. Are you?” she asks in fear.

She freaks-out.

“Oh my gosh! You died of heroin too! And that’s your wife!!!” she yells.

Move by Saint Motel plays and the woman hears it. She cracks-up laughing. Angels escort her away. Carrying her lovingly at one point.

In the taxi.

“Pat, should I use heroin?” Joe asks Pat.

“Hmm. That’s an interesting question.” she says.

“Why would you do that?” asks Pat.

“Because I have to!” he says sarcastically. “ I can’t let go!” he says seriously.

“Joe…did you or did you not decide for yourself?” she asks.

Insane in the Brain by Cypress Hill plays. He laughs.

“Can you make me dinner?” he asks.

“Yeah!!” she says cheerfully, genuinely smiling.

He loves her for her smile. The way she LOVES to be with him. The way she adores his presence. …Genuinely.

A Beautiful Mine by RJD2 plays.

Lem walks up Lacey. Holding the photos.

“These are of you.” he says.

She looks. Studies them.

“These are really good.” she says.

Lem looks at them.

He looks at her.

He smiles.

“You LOATHE being admired.” he says.

“It’s fake.” says Lacey.

“Then why did you let Michael take these photos?” asks Lem.

“Because he made love to me. …Almost.” says Lacey. “But still…he almost made love to me.”

“He didn’t deserve to take these photos.” says Lem.

“Who does?” asks Lacey. “And nowadays everyone needs proof.”

Hope Overture by Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet plays.

“Jack could have never fucked you!” says a famous 1960’s journalist of Lacey after seeing the photos. “You were actually too pretty for him.”

Lacey thinks.

“Lem. I want my wife.” says Michael grabbing the photos.

The song plays.

“She’s NOT YOUR WIFE!” yells Michael.

“No! She’s my shit.” says Lem. “I treated her like shit.” He thinks. “I didn’t approach her. I didn’t ask for her…love. I didn’t ask for her eternity. I just complained. And told her horror stories. And she loved me. More than Jack has ever loved anyone other than maybe Jesus.” He thinks. “I can’t…stop…thinking…about you…inside of her. It’s HELL!”

“But he’s Michael.” says Lacey to Lem. “He’s wonderful.”

“Lacey…he’s…another man.” says Lem. Then he laughs.

“Yes! But you like men. And assholes. Certainly you don’t think your asshole is more photogenic than my body? Can you blame another man for appreciating a photo of something other than YOUR…ASSHOLE?”

Midnight City by M83 plays.

She thinks. “Your photos are fine?”

“You do have an AMAZING ass. Truly.” says Michael. “But I like her body better.” says Michael getting aroused looking at photos of Lacey.

“What’s wrong? Can’t you laugh at sex anymore? What happened to The uyour cool-kid sense of hot-shit-humor…HOT SHIT.” she says and then winks. “Aren’t you a hot piece of ass? Hotter than any woman?” She thinks. “Shouldn’t we tatoo on your ass, ‘Reserved for JFK?’”

“Those are my photos.” says Lem.

“You had Jack take the photos so you could masturbate to them? When you shot heroin?” asks Lacey.

He cries.

“Oh! Oh! Here’s my new idea! How about I take photos of me smiling after Michael and his family make me as happy as you were when Jack took your virginity and then your life? Maybe if I can can be the gayest soul…you’ll finally understand my pain. When I make love to Michael…to stop dying inside…for 30 or 40 or 100 years…then I’ll have him take my virginity. Shoot photos that literally could kill you if you glanced at them. And then send you to Hell without God’s death assurance and no love for 75 years…and then you can watch me make love for 100 years. With nothing to eat and no entertainment. Or food. …And then…maybe I’ll acknowledge you exist. And you can see if I’ll EVER love you. Totally devoted to me for possible eternity. …And…if you can be happy and love me even more I’ll take you far more seriously.” she says. “That’s how.” Then she thinks. “Or if that’s not right…then stop making me be the man when you’re not even bisexual. I can’t…worship you.” She thinks. “Is that what you want?” She thinks. “I LOVE Michael. I LOVE Louis. They are FAR better men than you. …You’re welcome?”

He thinks.

“Jack’s not you.” he says. “Jack never had my heart. But I took evil photos…because they made me look like I was in love with you.”

“Yes!” says Lacey.

Michael smiles at him.

“I was his retarded sister in his mind.” says Lem. “Symbolically. Vulnerable, confused and sexy.”

“Oh! Let’s hear more about your sex life with Jack!” says Lacey mockingly.

“I’m not-! NO!!!” he yells at Lacey.

“Then what are you doing?” asks Lacey.

“Making love to Jack. Unintentionally.” he says. “I love you.”

“You could never love me.” she says.

“Jack thought I loved him.” he says.

Lacey nods sympathetically.

“I took those photos and Jack molested you.” says Lem “And sent you to Hell.”

“We’ll have to see more sex photos of you and Jack. It’s like…something we can be friends Forover. Like…fuck friends. Except we’ll never fuck. …I don’t want to block hot cock for Lemmers.” says Lacey. “Do you two have sex names?”

She thinks.

“Wouldn’t it be hilarious if he ate your children? I’m sure that’s in the photo too if you love me. Did you know God hates child sacrifice? …Why did you let Jack repeatedly molest your toddler son, ruthlessly murder him and then turn around and worship him? With your best interpretation of true love?”

“He molested and murdered my son?” asks Lacey. “He drunkenly molested and bled you to death first.”

“Ask God.” says Lacey. “Damn! His cock must have been better than ANYTHING?!”

“I rode on his shoulders like a little boy.” says Lem.

“Yup! Was Lem your son?” asks Lacey. “Bobby Jr. a symbol?”

“I think Jack was offering you his nephew’s penis as a vulnerable child as thank-you gift.” says Michael.

“To the saddest Kennedy widow EVER!” says Lacey.

“Lem we didn’t like the Irish for a reason.” says Queen Elizabeth II. “There are often, not always, two sides to such histories.”

“Why do you keep falling for the lie that Lacey still loves Joe Jr.?” asks Michael. “Lem, I’m not trying to be crass, but could she look like this in her eyes for Joe?” he gives the photos to Lem. “LOOK!”

“You’re still hoping I’ll save you?” asks Lem of Lacey.

“Yes! Of course!” says Lacey.

“Why don’t you let Jack go?” he asks Lacey.

“Because I can’t.” says Lacey.

“I don’t think I can let you either.” he says.

“You can’t trap me into being someone else.” says Lacey to Lem. “I love Michael. Lem…I love Michael. …And I loved Louis.” She thinks. “I love Louis still, maybe.”

“Do you love me?” he asks.

“Yes!” she says.

He laughs.

“Why don’t you care?!?” he asks her.

She takes a deep breath. Purses her lips.

“Because I love. And…Jack was wrong…and it’s just blasé.” says Lacey. “It’s just sin and death stuff.”

“Would you feel that way about your kids?” he asks.

“No! I’d be asking God if Jack and many other people should go to Hell for eternity.” says Lacey. “And I have no idea what I’d do with you.”

“I ruined the 20th Century.” says Lem.

“Was it the happiest life?” asks Lacey. “With your room in the White House for Jack to rape and drug you when you didn’t comply?”

“No! No I killed myself to send a message to everyone that I HATED JACK!” he says. “But they took it as a cue from Jack to annihilate the US Constitution on behalf of Harvey Milk and whoever shot Abraham Lincoln.” He thinks. “Do they know that their main goal, however. is to make you cease to exist through the power of all of Hell?”

He thinks.

“Jack really wanted to destroy you.” Michael says to Lem.

“Me?” asks Lem.

Lem falls apart in tears.

“Michael you’re great. You’re better than the Great Gatsby.” says Lem.

“Aww shucks, Lem.” says Michael smiling meekly.

Suddenly Lem realizes that if he’d actually been queer Michael would have been the man who would have won his heart the way Jack did in many American’s imaginations. He smiles at Michael.

“I’m incredibly sorry for how I’ve treated you.” Lem says to Michael. “I was meant to be a far better man. But I accidentally ruined myself.” He thinks. “You could have helped me. But I ruined that too. I never dated anyone like you. Selfless enough to understand I wasn’t actually homosexual at all.” he says crying. “And then when they found out not just heartlessly hate me for it.”

“You’re not in love with me?” asks Michael concerned.

“No!” says Lem laughing.

“Lem, you’ll make some readers wonder. Be careful.” says Michael. He smiles kindly.

“It’s just…I never dated anyone like you!” says Lem laughing. “It’s just more proof I was and am straight.”

“Is it an issue of old money?” asks Lacey. “Because it seems there are three types of old money in the US.” She thinks. “There’s the old money that proclaims itself wise and is generally just…buffoonery. The old money that is actual old money. And old money that is more about façades and aesthetics.”

“But only one is real.” says Lem.

“Actual old money.” says Michael.

“You’re not as actual old money as Lacey and I.” says Lem to Michael.

“But then why do we accept him like he is?” Lacey asks Lem.

“Because he’s better than Jack.” says Lem. “The Roosevelts and Rockefeller’s are better than the Kennedy’s ever were. The Kennedy’s were shit and I lied about it out of love. But not love romantically for Jack, like everyone assumes. Love for America. A passionate, sentimental love for the American Dream.” He thinks. “I loved…the idea of loving Jack. But it was actually only ever pity and my attempt to be gay and at ease in my own skin. …I loved the idea because of my patriotism and desire to be a good man. …Because he wasn’t truly a good friend. At all. He just used and abused me. …But I lied about that out of loyalty to his legacy and the way people wanted to worship him like…a fallen great hero. Jay Gatsby as US President. I didn’t want to ruin people’s image of what I thought he stood for in their minds. …But…in my mind I HATED HIM!!!” yells Lem at the Illuminati. “DO YOU HEAR THAT?!? He RAPED ME!!” He laughs. “No? You can’t understand that I’m possibly REALLY Lem and a ghost and yelling at you that he RAPED me? No?!? Then if you’re an adult consider shooting yourselves in the head.” He smiles. “Shit is about to get real, as you all like to say.”

“He’s right. You can’t handle it? Watch out!” says Michael Rockefeller.

“So…Mr. Billings…maybe was attracted to women…and he was tricked into sexual photos and situations by Jack Kennedy?” asks a Boomer fighting to comprehend the situation.

“Go on!” says Michael.

“So Lem was psychologically vulnerable and Jack used that psychological vulnerability to essentially molest him?” asks the Boomer.

“Go on!” says Michael.

“So Jack…might have fooled us into thinking Lem was in love with him because he did such a good job convincing Lem that he was gay?” asks the Boomer.

“Go on!” says Michael.

“So Jack wasn’t…chased in this scenario by Lem. That’s a possible fabrication. And Lem was more or less a sexual hostage Jack captured in Lem’s youth.” says Boomer.

“GO ON!!!” yells Michael.

“And all the details all can be seen perfectly from the perspective better…possibly than from the current popular narrative?” wonders the Boomer falling apart.

“Of course! The reality of Lem possibly being a molestation victim who was Jack’s lifelong victim isn’t…shocking. You’re making it impossible based on bullshit. …It’s soo rational. I’m far more of an authority on it than you are if I’m Michael Rockefeller anyway. …How do you not grasp that also very simple concept?”

Michael waits for a response.

“Fine! We have proof he was gay!” says the Boomer.

“What?” asks Michael.

“He said he was himself.” he says growing nervous.

“Not in the way you’re implying. And not necessarily at all! Who did he say that to?!” says Michael.

“No one! He never did. And if he did it doesn’t even necessarily mean he was clear psychologically about it.” admits the Boomer.

Michael laughs. “Why are you admitting that? Are you gay?”

“Gay?” asks the Boomer.

“Yes.” says Michael.

“Yes.” he admits.

“Hmm. That’s interesting.” says Michael.

“I’m…not going to take this seriously.” says the Boomer.

“Really?” asks Michael.

“You’re not really Michael Rockefeller…are you?” the man asks.

“I’m Michael Rockefeller.” he responds laughing.

The man thinks. “So…Jack might have come on to Lem. Not the other way around? And then Jack played dumb. And then gave him the cold shoulder to keep him interested?” asks the gay man. “But…Lem was never attracted to him. He just couldn’t handle the rejection?”

“What real rejection? Jack never rejected him.” laughs Michael. “That was flirting mostly anyway.” He looks whimsical. “That was a sales technique. And Lem was…a good salesmen but he was also tender-hearted. And he felt that rejection as a psychological burden of his to investigate about Jack. Because HE THOUGHT HE WAS GAY!!!” yells Michael laughing. “Are you an idiot or a psychopath or what?” He waits and then, “He thought…he was gay. That doesn’t make him gay. He THOUGHT he was gay. HE THOUGHT HE WAS GAY!!!” He thinks. “Do you understand telepathy?” He thinks. “DON’T CORRECT ME!” He smiles. “Unless I’m wrong. Am I wrong? …Stop using sardonic, narcissistic buckshot from your water gun to try to trap me you miserable man.” He thinks. “Why can’t you grasp the premise? Why are you abusing me?”

“He’s not abusing you! He has a point!” says Nelson Rockefeller sarcastically.

“Umm! Yeah!! See I’m not intimidated by you!” says the Boomer man to the Rockefeller’s.

“Why is my son who you fervently believe wasn’t molested hiding with you instead of me?” asks Lem’s birth father.

“That doesn’t make any sense.” says the Boomer.

“Why?” asks Lem’s father.

“Because he’s hiding with me? Think before you speak you old fart.” says the Boomer.

“No! It’s what he’s doing! Can you see him?” asks Lem’s father.

“He’s hiding with me?” asks the Boomer.

“Yeah! So he can have premarital sex with his boyfriend later.” says Lem’s father.

“You’re mocking me.” says the Boomer.

“Gee you think? You idiot!!” says Lem’s father.

“Oh nevermind! Let’s hear that good ol’ Lem story you love!” says Lacey.

“Yeah! You have NO EVIDENCE to back up any of your arguments or claims. And never have. …And if you try now it’s treason.” says Lem’s father. “Actual treason against US intellectual public interests. It’s treason against the US.” He smiles. “You’re a liar. So let’s hear the fabricated Kennedy bullshit about my son again. You’re telling me, his father…his LOVER LACEY…his mother, dead siblings, grandparents and other family….GOD…the Rockefeller’s…and LEM HIMSELF…that YOU KNOW THEIR PERSONAL HISTORY BETTER THAN THEY DO! …But go ahead! Let’s hear about the bullshit Joe Kennedy Senior, master of public relations, told you.”

“Yeah! She’s right! There’s no REAL EVIDENCE to suggest he was even a homosexual. Just…the things we rely on instead of facts.” says a Bill Gates. “But what scares me is that you’ll likely turn my last sentence into one about Jack instead of the sentence it was intended to be about Lem Billings.” He laughs. “Why do you do that? That’s so foolish.”

“But there’s so much evidence to suggest Lem was gay.” says the Boomer.

“I never came out as gay!” says Lem. “And even if I did…I could have been confused.”

The Boomer scoffs at Lem.

“If you’re lying and there’s no evidence he was gay then why would you demand he lie- How do you not comprehend you’re talking to Lem himself? Why would you be the authority on his life?!?” asks Lacey. “You’re confusing me with your possible genuine stupidity?” She thinks. “Or do you think I owe you personally the literal universe?” She thinks.

“I don’t know he was gay.” he says.

“Then maybe he wasn’t.” says Lacey.

“Why do you have to be so dogmatic about Lem? Why can’t you be less clear? …They used to be far more so before gay rights

“The problem is…if I wasn’t…the history and international internet lies about me…bother me.” says Lem. “It hurts. Not only me but my whole family.” He thinks. “We can’t tolerate that. You can’t demand we tolerate that.”

“Why can’t you let it be more mysterious? It was in anything written about him before the gay rights movement became popular.” says Michael. “Now, we’re suddenly sure he was gay? Based on the impressions of other people. But why do we assume their opinions were accurate? Why didn’t he ever like to talk about it if he was so obviously gay?” Michael laughs. “Here’s the funny thing: Lacey is starting to realize how full of shit you likely all are. And that’s very dangerous.”

“You’re unraveling ALL LGBTQ+ rights worldwide.” says Lacey.

“What’s amiss?” asks a Zelensky.

“I distinctly recall reading Red Fay’s quotation in my childhood. I guarantee it.” says Lacey. “And…the problem…is that you contradicted yourselves. You on the left. And…both times you claimed it as heartfelt, objective, calm, reflective historical fact. Or close to absolute fact. And…they can’t both be right. So…it points to a very carefully orchestrated, fantastically…absurdly carefully orchestrated lie being told. And then I wonder why. Why the ABSURD determination to cover-up Lem’s heterosexuality?”

“Did Bobby Kennedy Jr. kill Lem to keep him quiet about what happened? Or did Bobby Kennedy Jr. kill Lem when Lem wouldn’t sleep with him and he couldn’t psychologically handle it?” asks Lem. “Maybe he thought once he got older I’d screw him. And I refused to so he killed me in narcissistic rage?”

“The problem is…if that’s not true…how do you prove that at this point?” asks Lacey. “You’ve ruined your credibility.”

“Maybe I thought of him as a son? Or maybe I didn’t. And he figured out I didn’t ever want to screw him and that the heroin was to kill him instead. Or he subconsciously figured that out. So he intentionally killed me.” says Lem. “We weren’t pals like what he thought I was with his uncle. I was trying to let him die because I somewhat secretly hated his uncle.”

He waits.

“I maybe knew he was evil when he tried to get me addicted to heroin. And that’s when I realized he was a sociopathic pervert like Jack. So I used his narcissism against him to let him die if God so desired.” says Lem. “You know he essentially killed his ex-wife?”

“So let’s hear the story! Tell us one last time about Jack and Lem! No accurate gaydar! No problem with objective facts. Just the story.” says Lacey.

Prokofiev plays.

“Jack and Lem met at Choate. They worked on a newspaper together. Lem was…obsessed with Jack. So Lem wrote a sexual message of desire on toilet paper. And Jack being straight was repulsed! But Lem was passionately in love with Jack and very hot so he magically turned Jack gay for him. Truly. Jack is proof we can trust all heterosexuals can be seduced into being gay for us…”. a Boomer says honestly. “And so Jack was kind of in love with him. Not like completely. But…Jack made Lem straighter. And Lem made Jack gayish. And they made love in the White House every night like the gay couple every gay couple dreams of being. And Jackie was their best friend and Lem was so sexually fulfilled by Jack that he not only let him but helped him sleep with dozens of women. But when Jack was too hot looking he sometimes felt hurt and dated men to be sassy. Or he made jealous faces. Because he was SO IN LOVE WITH JACK he could barely function. So when Jack died he ran through the streets weeping and wailing in sackcloth and ashes. Because no one in all of the history of humanity has ever been more DEVASTATED by a lover’s death than Lem. So Jack was his god. And so Lem shot up heroin to cope with the loss of his personal god. And we empathize with Lem because of that indescribable amount of pain most of us will never come close to experiencing. …Bobby Jr. was attractive to everyone. So when Lem saw him at 14 with the sexual brilliance of a young demi-god he was a moth to the flame. …Of course everyone secretly knows Bobby Jr. was Lem’s true love. But…Bobby Jr. warmed Lem’s heart with his humor and charm and wit and Boomer-brilliance and Lem was fine with never sleeping Bobby Jr. that much or whatever because Lem was so overwhelmed by his presence. So basically Lem just drifted off into Heaven carried by Bobby Jr.’s god-like love. …And we all are as Boomers today. Everyone for eternity will be a Boomer. The Boomers are the start of the Age of Aquarius. And they are the best generation to ever exist. They took the old shit their parents gave them and made it come to life. They are all Bobby Jr. and Lem is everyone’s boyfriend.” says the Boomer. “But Jack is the head of Christ. And Jesus is Bobby Jr.. Ethel is Mary. And Jackie was a bitch. …Well no! Bobby isn’t Jesus! He’s just a Kennedy. And we’re not Americans anymore. …Actually, Ethel is a muppet…with an ugly tan. And…Ted is a lion. The Lion of the Senate…of Narnia Congress.” They think. “Actually…Jack isn’t the head of Christ. He’s a man. Just a man. And we all think he’s hot. And Ethel is a pretty name.” They smile. “My dad wants a beer? No! That’s…not…possible. He’s dead.” He thinks. “Bobby was…creepy. But he’s gotta work. He’s the only one left. And no one else has been given to us. Among the chosen. We…are in the Illuminati. All of us. And that’s thanks to Joe Jr.’s sacrifice in WWII.” They think. “So…to summarize: Lem is garbage. Jack died. Carolyn Kennedy is…still alive. And Lem and Jack were the best lovers in history. …Now we take that fact from Heaven McDonalds and decide it’s true…but not really…and anyone who questions it is our sacrificial lamb of darkness and we will Boomer them into ceasing to exist. And yet…it’s all bullshit and uncool to think about. As per usual. DON’T THINK!!!!”

“Can you summarize once more?” asks Michael.

“We cannot.” they say.

“Why?” asks Michael.

“Because you’re Michael Rockefeller and you control me.” says the Boomer. “But I’m also controlled by the Kennedy’s. The Chinese. Ten pedophile rings. The farmers of America. The Man Boy Love Association. The dairy industry. Green Peace. …The Chinese. …China. …China. …China. …China. …China. …China. …The United States. …Eastern Germany of 1978. …The Edmund Fitzgerald. A drug trip I took in the 1970’s. A demon impersonating my dead dog. Demons in general. …A man I heard on the radio as a child. The CIA. …And books.”

“That’s a lot of conflicting perspectives.” says Lacey.

“No. It’s not. They’re all en league together to love Joe Kennedy Sr. in his pants. And they’re better than.” says the man.“

“You’re not speaking on behalf of old money.” says Lem’s father.

“I am. I am old money…not. Don’t @ me. Loser!” says the Boomer.

“You’re not speaking on behalf of old money.” says Lem’s father.

“Tuna fish! It goes well with dairy!” says the man. “Ha!” he laughs. “No, all joking aside…I love the Kennedy’s. They’re royalty.” he looks very serious.

“Was Michael hot?” asks Lem.

“Haha!” he laughs. “We…do…not…speak…of…sex! That’s…CHINA!!!”

“China is hot?” asks Lem.

“Pork chops!” says the man.

“Is Michael hot?” asks Lacey.

“Shhh! Michael is missing and we don’t want to find him in the jungle because…Lacey wears Ivoire de Balmain. She’s…his. Or Lem’s. Or…we love God and isn’t that a nice thought?” says the Boomer.

“Why don’t we want to find Michael?” asks Lem.

“Because Jack. Jack is-Jack…and Michael…is so in love with Lacey. And Lem…isn’t a lemon. Does he die? Or is he alive with Jack on Paradise Island?” asks the man.

“Couldn’t Lem be in love with Lacey?” asks Lem.

He laughs and laughs. And laughs. “I cannot know. You’re asking a question only my mother can answer for me and I haven’t seen her since she died. She’s very busy. It reminds me of my childhood. I ate a lot. We…had Sundays in the summer where we’d all rest under sunlight…dimpled by tree limbs that stretched to and fro. And I waited for a love letter that came only then and never before. …Huh! You’re right. Lem is in love with Lacey. But that’s the way white picket fences are. You see?” he sighs like a wise sage. “Lemons. …My goodness!”

“Who does Lacey belong to according to God?” asks Michael.

“I can’t hear. Lem? The…dairy industry.” He sounds confident. “She belongs to the dairy industry. They are the dairy industry. So…she’ll marry them. If Bobby Jr. has anything to say about it.”

“Goodnight then!” says Lem.

“No, sir!” he says. “You think you can pull a fast one on me!?”

“Goodnight!” says Michael.

“You’re a Rockefeller?!??” he says.

Cool-Kid

Stravinsky gives Lacey a breath of life.

The Rite of Spring plays. Start to finish.

Zelda gets on stage. She can’t resist any longer and she’s dancing for both of them.

As Spring Round Dance plays Lacey hears her soul.

Queen Elizabeth II waves to Lacey. So does the Queen Mother.

Lacey considers…it’s 1959. But the song plays.

During Procession Of The Oldest And Wisest Lacey almost falls asleep. She woke up too early this morning.

But then during Dance Of The Earth Lacey decides to wave back at the Queen Mother. The British Royal family acknowledges the wave with smiles.

Lenin walks on-stage, is tied-up and placed on center stage. As he requested. During The Sacrifice.

The audience is awed. Quiet. Fascinated. Enthralled. Utterly lost…

“What the fuck is this shit?!?” a woke Millennial millionaire from America stands and yells into the auditorium.

But then the percussion in Glorification Of The Chosen One drowns out the Millennial. They stand…stupidly…too unaware of protocol to sit down. Instead choosing to stand for the remainder. Another American Millennial stands joined by a Gen. Z. woke activist to storm the stage. They carry signs that read: Stravinsky Ate Red Meat, Red Meat=Methane, and Make America Green Again.

How did these woke cool-kids get into a rare 1959 performance of The Rite Of Spring? They’re holding Lacey hostage. One American, female, super woke, “poor kid” chews her gum obnoxiously as she stands in the aisle nonchalantly acting like she’s far superior to everyone and the music.

“It’s just classical old fart music!” she says to herself. “Nobody gives even a tiny shit about this dull, ugly, cerebral, asexual crap anymore.”

“Hmm. Yeah. We have lost an appreciation for the arts!” remarks an American cool-kid Gen Z guy who loves the old money aesthetic without any intended irony.

Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet takes over. Quickly the stage changes. The woke protesters don’t realize it’s not Stravinsky and keep protesting. It sounds the same to them.

“Oh my God! I always cry when I hear Prokofiev!” says The Loudest Perfume Hater pretending to be sophisticated. She loudly announces this to everyone sitting near her in the audience. Nevermind that Suite No. 2 isn’t sad…necessarily?

And at that Lacey loses her temper. Walks away and lights a match. She lights it and then blows it out…

Then she walks out to the parking lot and thinks. …She calms herself, walks back in and sits down.

Lux Aeterna by Clint Mansell as performed by the Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet plays.

Lacey follows the woman out to her car and writes “I’m a pretentious twat! Honk if you agree!” in black Sharpie on the back of her car as she gets in the driver’s seat. No one honks. But that’s not a problem.

“Say! I saw you smiling too much when you were sitting with the Rockefeller’s.” says Lem to Lacey.

“Smiling too much?” asks Lacey.

“Yeah! Michael makes you smile.” he says. “And it bothers me.”

“He also grabbed my hand to calm me down.” says Lacey.

“I’m the only one between us allowed to make mistakes and be forgiven.” says Lem. “I do evil historical acts of horrific betrayal but…you forgive me because I have sane, sympathetic reasons. You were with the Rockefeller’s this evening because I was too busy picking my nose. As you know, I use three Q-tips very methodically. It’s a long, arduous process requiring enormous concentration.” He looks hurt. “And…my mirror broke. So I had to drive to the store and buy a new one.” He seems to think that makes him…essentially…helpless.

“Oh! Well…since you were too busy cleaning your nose…I felt it necessary to attend with the Rockefeller’s.” says Lacey.

Wobbly walks by and glares at Lacey. It’s unclear why.

Carolyn shoves Lacey as she shuffles past her.

Lem laughs. “I love these guys!” He pulls Carolyn over to Lacey. She smiles flirtatiously at him. “Hey! Do that impersonation of your father we laughed about on the phone for two hours last night.”

“Lemmers!” she playfully hits him. He looks confused.

“Carolyn, we’re not lovers!” he says seriously.

“That’s not true! You’re in love with me hot stuff!” she says pathetically.

He looks suddenly terrified. Looks Lacey in the eyes stupidly. Freezes.

“I’m not a cheater or wife beater! I’m far neater!” he says awkwardly. “It’s a poem I wrote you. On toilet paper. For old time’s sake.” he says.

“I’m not Jack.” she says. “Did you cheat?”

“No! I didn’t.” he says sincerely. “The toilet paper was a joke on Jack. And I was on the phone to talk Carolyn out of suicide.”

“Hey, LOSER!!” Wobbly yells at Lacey as she’s joined by the Rockefeller’s.

“Are you calling me a loser?” asks Michael of Wobbly.

“Hey! Hey!! Hey, Mike!” Michael looks at Lem.

“I need your help.” Lem says nervously.

“YEAH!! I MEAN YOU!! YOU AND YOUR ENTIRE RAT’S ASS, CHEAP, FILTHY, GAY, HOMOPHOBIC, JEWISH, NAZI FAMILY!” yells Wobbly.

Lem shakes and smiles both. “They’re so honest. I love their raw sincerity!”

“That’s very sensitive of you, Lem.” says Michael sweetly.

“I hate to think of my life with them. It was absolute Hell. …But I still love their feistiness!” he says giggling fondly. “So perky and Irish and cute! Like little fighting American leprechauns with nice hair. Because it’s just objectively true that they were so handsome. Even though they raped me.”

“Did they really rape you?” asks Michael of Lem.

“I FART ON YOUR GRAVE!!! FOREVER!!!” Wobbly yells out of his driver’s seat car window rolled down as he slowly drives by.

Haunted Heart by Jo Stafford plays reminding Lacey of the way she’s so far removed from any happiness or authenticity. The way Lem has sent her fairly close to literal Hell.

“I hope to rape and murder you too! For daring to talk to my Lem!” says Wobbly as he circles around the Rockefeller’s in his car.

“Lem…were you raped?” asks Michael.

“Yes! I was. I was… They’re going to come to my house tonight and I’m going to have to use mustard gas to fend them off.” he says seriously.

Let’s Go by Trick Daddy plays.

“Lem…that’s awful.” says Lacey empathetically.

“They just keep showing-up. So I buy a lot of chemical weapons.” he says seriously. “I just shut my windows. Turn the bombs on. And that’s the only way I ever get any sleep these days in Purgatory.”

Lacey is unnerved by this.

“Anyway, I’m hurt!” says Lem.

“Why?” asks Michael.

“Because you’re making her smile too much. And nevermind the way you held her hand.” says Lem. “I just found that out today an it’s soul crushing.”

“Haven’t you two had sex?!?” Michael asks Lem.

“Yes! So why are you holding her hand?!” asks Lem, upset.

And at that Wobbly and Carolyn drive by with JFK. In a 1950’s red Chevrolet convertible.

Shoop by Salt-N-Peppa plays.

The hydraulics are timed to match the music’s bass.

JFK shakes his butt. Twerks. Wobbly cheers him on, dancing in his seat. Carolyn holds a sign up on the side is a message about methane gas. On her side it reads, “He really loves you Lem! FOR REALZ!”

“Is this performance for you?” asks Lacey.

“Yeah! Whatever!” says Lem dismissively, rolling his eyes. “I’m mad!!” he says.

Michael tries not to laugh. “About what?!?”

Jack won’t stop twerking. He’s high on meth. Drooling. Drooling and twerking.

Carolyn yells, “Hey! You look real cool dad!” she says lovingly. “Very cool!” She looks tortured.

“Hold-up, let’s change the beat!” says Wobbly. He changes the cd. “Now!” he says demanding everyone pay attention to him. “This next song is another negro musical theater work of art. It’s a collection of works. It samples the history of black music culture over the last 70 years or more. It’s sure to have you jiving, jumping and asking for more.”

Whatta Man by Salt-N-Peppa plays.

JFK twerks. Standing up in the backseat. It’s the dancing of a homeless drug addict near death who was never that good at dancing to start with. But he’s trying.

J. D. Rockefeller dances. Wobbly sees him, feels it’s appropriate and wise to dance in his seat. So the three men dance.

“Nevermind that!!” says Lem entirely seriously. No humor about the moment apparently at all in his mind. “YOU HURT ME!!!” he yells at Lacey.

Carolyn gets out of the car. JFK Jr. walks over to her. She holds her head.

JFK Jr. looks hurt. Then she vomits. Takes off. He chases after her yelling, “What do you want me to do?!? Disown you from my family?!”

In Da Club by 50 Cent plays. Wobbly stands up and dances now too. Jack collapses. Falls on his face. Wobbly plays it cool and tries to make it all look fashionable. He squirts water on his unconscious uncle’s head.

“Just keepin’ chill!” says Wobbly.

Lem glares at Lacey in a rage. Then he loses his temper opens the car door, pulls Wobbly out of the convertible, punches him in the face. Wobbly staggers backward. Then Lem gets in the car behind the wheel, shuts the door. Looks furious.

“I never loved Jack!! I want nothing to do with him! And when you finally wake-up to the reality of your pain you caused me…and…the murder of my soul. You murdered me!” he says to Lacey seriously. “You murdered me in my sleep by fucking Joe Kennedy!” he says to Lacey seriously.

“Hey! Give me the keys man!” says Wobbly to Lem under his breath.

Lem doesn’t notice him. “No! Your love is vicious! You’re a hateful witch. And I love you. But I can’t stand you today!” says Lem. “And possibly forever. We’ll see. Watch this!” he says before driving-off quickly through the parking-lot with Jack in the backseat. His love sign to Lem included.

“We didn’t do that to him. Did we?” Michael asks his grandfather.

“So what if you did!” says Lacey devastated. “He has Jack in the backseat.” she says. She walks-off to avoid crying. Michael follows her. “Which Joe did he mean?” Lacey asks Michael with concern.

“Probably Junior.” says Michael.

“Such a vile business.” says Lacey.

Lem walks back laughing. He twirls into the parking-lot. Races up to Lacey.

“I had to walk!” he says.

“Why?” asks Michael protectively.

“I had Jack in the backseat. So he’s driving now.” says Lem casually. “I hope he drives himself off a cliff.” He laughs.

“But you’re laughing. For all I know you just made love!” says Lacey completely serious. Trying not to vomit from emotional pain.

She takes off her shoes, darts off barefoot and Louis picks her up and starts carrying her.

“Where are we going?” he asks Lacey.

“I don’t know.” she says.

“How about we go see if there’s any Champagne left?” he suggests.

“Sounds lovely.” she says.

Meanwhile Wobbly has been standing watching awkwardly. And now is his moment to stand silently and awkwardly some more. He sits down on the ground. Rests his chin in his hands with his elbows on his knees and then finally lays on his back and plays with loose pieces of parking-lot, tossing them around. He starts rolling around the parking-lot and intermittently licking the ground for some reason. He assumes no one is watching.

Lem races toward Lacey and accidentally leaps on Wobbly’s head as he does so. It’s unclear if he notices. Sincerely.

The Rockefeller’s analyze the scene.

“Is that self-defense? Or stupidity? Or sex?” asks Nelson.

“Self-defense! I believe his story about mustard gas.” says Michael.

“What does the licking do?” asks J. D. Rockefeller.

“Let’s ask him.” says Michael.

The three men approach Wobbly as he rolls around licking the parking-lot ground.

“What are you doing?” asks Michael.

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“I’m not going to tell you!” says Wobbly with violent indignation.

“Does this have something to do with science?” asks J. D. Rockefeller.

“Yes! Of course it does!!” he indignantly says.

“Do you like the taste?” asks J. D. Rockefeller.

“Hmm. I don’t know! What do you think, asshole!?” says Wobbly sarcastically. Then he rolls off as quickly as possible.

Inside.

Gold Digger by Kanye plays.

“I’m hurt!” says Lem to Lacey. He insists he loves her more than Louis does.

“Because I held Michael’s hand?” she asks.

“No! Because you’re a white girl.” says Lem.

“In the song?” she asks.

“Yes!” he says.

“Lem! I saw the fact that you’re screwing women now and I want some!” says a Boomer.

“That’s crazy! Him and Jack are ride or die! I saw them driving around just now!” says her friend.

The woman smiles.

“We were accidentally in the same car.” says Lem seriously.

They giggle. Assuming he’s joking.

Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-A-Lot plays.

They giggle some more.

“That’s hilarious.” says JFK. He slaps Lem on the ass. He’s still high. He jumps up and down. “Hey! You wanna fuck chicks and then each until we pass out from orgasms?!” asks Jack as he repeatedly jumps up and down. “I have extra crack in the trunk!” he says running in place.

Louis dances to the song.

“He just slapped you in the ass? And you’re mad at me for holding Micheal’s hand?” asks Lacey of Lem.

Lem tries to figure out how to answer.

Take It To The House plays.

“This song is vile.” says Lacey. She wanders off.

The orchestra is practicing The Rite Of Spring in the auditorium. She lays down on her back out of sight. No one will find her here.

Michael climbs on top of her.

“Oh! I was scared it was someone else.” she says.

They lay there. Resting. Listening.

Even though they just lay there Lem grows upset as he peers in on them. He writes a fake love letter from Jack to himself. Then he walks in, shoves it in her face. He walks away.

As Stravinsky plays, Lacey and Michael read the message from “Kem.”

Everybody Dies by Billie Eilish plays in Lacey’s head.

Dear Lem,

No one has ever made me happier.

Secretly, my whole life has always been about you. Every time I smiled I was always just thinking of you and your shimmering, tan body and blue eyes, baby. I want you!

I want you now. I want you tonight. I want you tomorrow. I will always do nothing but want you.

My every second has been about your tan body and wanting you. Since I was born…I was on a righteous quest only to find you and love you. Just you.

Not Marilyn. Or Jackie. Or ANYONE ELSE. You are my favorite person in all of eternity.

Please marry me. Please marry me. Please marry me. Please, pretty please…marry me. Forever, be mine. Please!!!! Help me! I just need your love to exist.

Love,

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Sr.”

Lem watches as Lacey reads the letter.

She thinks at first that it’s fake. But…it might not be. Then she wishes someone would make a fool of themselves for her that way. Be that vulnerable and intimate with her. She sinks into herself, but it’s as per usual.

Howling At The Moon by Phantogram plays.

She thinks of Lem and his body. Jack’s possible love for him. …His body.

She feels Michael on top of her.

She feels Michael’s love.

She wonders if Lem could ever love her as much as this letter, however fake it might be…suggests is humanly possible of human love. And by nature of the act of giving her the letter itself she decides it’s likely impossible he loves her that much or would even consider it. It crushes her.

So she kisses Lem goodbye in her mind. She wishes him happiness. A happiness she apparently will never experience even in Heaven? Because she has no dreams from her life thus far left other than him to hope for. Literally. She’s found him sublime at 16 since age 13. …Lem is literally ALL she has left.

And so…she turns her face to Michael and smells his skin. She loses herself in his eyes. Then he kisses her with fervency. And they begin to make-love. Nobody sees them…mostly.

La Valse d’Amélie by Yann Tiersen plays.

Except Lem who was never a true nobody also watches.

At first he’s confused. Then shocked.

Then he smiles.

Then he’s shocked.

Then, realizing himself that there’s been a simple misunderstanding…and that she likely did love him he wants to make it right. Not feeling angry anymore he races in to the auditorium where they’re now practicing Firebird Suite.

Smiling, he walks up to Michael and Lacey who are losing themselves to each other. He waves at them. Taps her on the head.

Still smiling he leans in and quietly says, “Hey! Hey guys!”

Michael stops, almost cries. Calms and controls himself.

“Hey!!” whispers Lem. He has a smile.

If I Had A Tail by Queens Of The Stone Age plays.

And Lem can’t stop Lacey from hiding in Michael’s chest. She awaits truth. But instead Michael is an excruciatingly sacrificial gentleman and Lem is bashful and confused.

Bei Mir Bist Du Schon by The Andrews Sisters plays.

“Hey!” says Lem.

But Lacey was devastated by him. And now she wonders if he’s just pestering her to hurt her more.

“Excuse us!” says Michael. He pulls Lacey up and they walk out together. Lem follows them.

Lem follows them out to the parking lot where Wobbly has fallen asleep in a literal gutter.

“Hey! Go home!” Lacey yells at him. Claps her hands. She walks up to Lem slaps him hard across his face, grabs his car keys and then kicks Wobbly in the direction of Lem’s car. He walks. Crawls. Rolls.

Wobbly threatens her life. Calls her a cheap whore. Tries to stab her in the leg with a twig. And finally she picks him up and secures his seatbelt in the driver’s seat. Gives him the car keys and then says, “Drive home!!!”. Then she slams the car door shut. Waves a goodbye to him and then walks-off.

“Is he another ex who let you down?” Lacey asks Lem.

“No!” says Lem.

Lacey has no idea what to do with herself.

Michael picks her up. Throws her in his backseat. Calls Lem a taxi. Pays for the taxi.

Lem looks up and sees a literal rip in the universe.

“Did I cause that?” Lem asks God.

“No. Lacey did.” says God. “When she was crying to me to survive for her kids and for their survival and salvation as well.”

“Will I cease to exist?” asks Lem.

God is quiet. “Do you think you can exist?”

“I know Lacey cares, so on her behalf, will Jack cease to exist?” asks Lem.

“No. Neither will you. I’ve already saved you.” says God.

“Why did she just almost have sex with Michael?” asks Lem.

“They’re in love.” says God. “Are you in love with her too?”

“Yes.” he says.

“Why don’t you ever tell her that?” asks God.

“I can’t tell her that!” he says bitterly. “I shouldn’t have to tell her.”

“Why?” asks God.

“Because I have an ideal in my head. From Jack. …I didn’t love him. I wasn’t in love anyway. But we had an unspoken understanding that I was his sacrificial, supportive husband. His true champion and protector. I didn’t care that he was an ugly woman. And not even a woman. Because…that’s the kind of man I am. For better and worse.” He collects himself. “The ideal of course is that…you shouldn’t have to say I love you. People just know.” he says. “And I assumed that if I had loved him he’d have known even more. Been more secure. And…I just…thought-“

“Do you think she’s ugly?” asks God.

“No! Of course not!” says Lem. He thinks. “What did I do wrong?!?” he asks seriously.

“You heard me.” says God.

“I can’t handle that!” says Lem falling apart.

“Why?” asks God on Lacey’s behalf.

If I Had A Tail by Queens Of The Stone Age plays.

Genevra King dances.

The problem is that this song is…personal.

“Michael is singing.” explains Lem. “Try to wrap your head around it.”

The song plays.

“He’s mocking himself. But isn’t he still something?” says Lem. “I have nothing quite like that. Just my supposed undying love for Jack Kennedy.”

I’m Supposed To Die Tonight by 50 Cent plays.

“I’m hardcore, as they say. But…I didn’t grow-up in the hood. Or run Standard Oil.” says Lem.

“So you can’t be Michael or Louis.” says a man. “I bet Michael micromanages everything.”

“Lacey loves him for that.” says Lem.

“Really, man?” asks the Boomer.

“Yeah, really! She doesn’t care.” he says.

“So what?” asks God of Lem.

“So I have to deal with the consequences of my actions while alive?” says Lem.

“What does that mean?” asks Lacey.

“It means you aren’t Jack at all.” he says. “And I spent my life learning everything I could to distance myself from you.”

“So I don’t know whether or not you love me?” she asks.

“No!” he says sadly.

“Well…if it’s that upsetting you should leave.” says Lacey. “I have no time to waste.”

“That’s not-“ he says but then stops himself. “You don’t have any way to escape Michael unless I rip him away from you by being better. Or by demanding your love by some…virtue of my honor.”

“Bur that’s rot!” says Lacey.

He thinks. “Oh! So…you’d…” he shuts-up. “You don’t think I’m at all stupid. At all.”

“No! I think that’s a lie.” says Lacey.

He laughs.

“So why was Jack in the car? And why do you hurt me so much?” she asks.

He thinks.

“That’s taking too long.” she says. “HURRY-UP!” she yells at him.

He sighs. “No, I’m not your father.” he says, admitting he’s stumped.

“Oh! Clever! What else do you have from Jack’s ass?” says Lacey.

Ain’t Shit is requested by the Illuminati to poke fun at Lacey. They’re calling her a nigger because they feel insecure and ugly and weird compared to her and choose to fart out of their mouths instead of empathizing. It’s unclear if that’s the whole Illuminati or just certain hateful adult people.

“Come on, DAD! Let’s go home and do heroin!” says Wobbly to Lem sarcastically.

“Are you self-righteous and heartless?” Lacey asks Lem.

“What would you do to punish me for what I did if you couldn’t sleep around?” asks Lem of Lacey.

“I didn’t sleep around.” says Lacey.

“I’ve been strangling you to death from the inside out your whole life.” Lem says to Lacey. “And that’s grossly complimenting myself, to a wicked degree. But…I’m dead. And you can’t hear my words perfectly.”

“Did you mean to?” asks Lacey.

“No!” he says. “I love how you knew that. But you never know how to make the mistakes I made go away.” He laughs. “What would you have done if you didn’t have Louis to sleep with?”

“Why?” asks Genevra.

And at that Satan sings It’s Not Meant To Be by Tame Impala because Jesus Christ compels him to? Satan has a good singing voice. He really is very weak compared to God and he enjoys singing still when God asks him to. Because he’s beholden and he enjoys singing for God on occasion anyway. He really is that weak compared to God.

“I’d have…yelled at God in dire distress.” says Lacey to Lem.

“Well this is silly. There’s always me.” says Michael.

Washing Machine Heart by Mitski plays.

“You guaranteed me eternity! Remember?” asks Michael of Lacey.

“Michael I can’t help loving Lem.” says Lacey.

He nods. “And Louis loves you.”

“But you’re the only one I’m definitely with for eternity.” says Lacey to Michael.

He laughs.

“Lem why didn’t you do that?” asks Lacey.

He swallows. “I-I-I…I…I…I thought you were whorish. And I…betrayed you. And I thought it didn’t matter if you loved me.”

“Why didn’t you just kill me and have Jack steal my body while you laughed at my whole eternity?” asks Lacey.

“That’s putting it kindly. BELIEVE ME!!” yells Lem’s actual blood sister. “Would your Kennedy-fuck-family like to throw me down the stairs and send me to an actual living Hell too? How many of them are waiting to screw all of us?”

“Don’t worry! Lacey write a guidebook!” says Michael.

“I can’t speak to the women. Sorry!” says Lacey.

“Don’t worry. As curious as I am too. I won’t do it.” says Michael to Lacey.

“Maybe Jack could tell us.” says a Duggar. “Does he keep a sex journal?”

“Oh! He’s too lazy and self-centered to. From my impression of him.” says Lacey.

“Why do you win?” asks Joe Jr. of Lacey.

“You could have won more than I have. That’s a silly question?” wonders Lacey.

Nobody by Mitski plays.

“If you can’t handle that I’M A NOBODY…then we’re through for eternity. I’m not Jack. You’re right. And I’d sooner-Don’t make me finish that sentence and destroy this country?” says Lacey to Lem.

“You’d sooner what?” he asks. Then he whispers for her answer him.

His sister knew what she was going to say.

“Why?” asks Lem.

“Because it’s hideous.” says Lacey. “But then the whole of it would go. I hate that whole place except for the art.”

“Where could you redeposit the art?” asks Michael’s father of Lacey.

“I’d just build a new house.” says Lacey

“Where?” asks an English witch of Lacey.

“Just further southeast of its current location.” says Lacey.

We’ve Got It by Cults plays.

“Or if we’re too busy or bored…we could just dismiss Lem.” says Michael to Lacey.

“I had no business asking you that.” says Lem.

“No! Then you should leave?” asks Lacey.

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