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Here
we see one of the pages, Master Mudd, as he smiles for the camera.
The Rock can be seen behind him. What could the strange glow
above him be? A reflection of his inner Light, perhaps? Or
something more...otherworldly??
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Here
is Mistress Duck as she listens intently to a pouting French girl.
Again we see an all-pervasive glow, as well as several "will o' wisps."
Strangest of all, however, is the fact that the French girl
isn't
actually smoking!!
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Here
we see the Rock being violated by a masked creature of unknown origin (he
was not part of the film crew). Again we see the glowing aura and
the will-o-wisps. What could they be????
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The
masked creature as he makes off with some of the pages' stuff. This
time, in addition to the glow and will-o-wisps, we see a ghostly image
in the upper right hand corner of the portrait. Could this be the
spirit of the Rock coming to defend itself????
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Here
we see Cirque de Seaugay, a.k.a. the Sad Clown of Life, as he lies dead,
struck down by the pages. In this portrait, it appears that the glow
is emanating from his body.
And
perhaps the most startling of all the portraits taken this night...
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...a
page makes sure the job is finished with a final dagger strike. What
appears to be a pair of brightly glowing angel's wings appear from the
clown's shoulders. Could this be his soul escaping from his body,
taking flight to journey to the Afterlife????
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