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Dr. Stein, on sabbatical from Orpheus College, is developing a new form of literary criticism based on chaos theory and classical psychoanalysis. (Note: This is not the famous Jungian Murray Stein.) The MirrorMatch wits with a most reflective character, prepare for free association of ideas. The Mirror quotes Richard Foreman, many guests and you. |
Thursday, July 13, 2006The Mirror: Bottled Monkeys
Websafe: Hello?
The Mirror: I didn't hear a big enough "thank you." W: You want me to thank you for being willing to talk to me? M: I can listen when others are silent around me. W: Are you in a noisy room, surrounded by monkeys on typewriters? M: I'm all at sea. W: Are there monkeys on board ship? M: Genie or djinn, all go back in the bottle. W: Bottled monkeys. M: They would have cured her if they'd used the poetry of the greats. W: Who are we curing now, Madame Curie? M: But that would be lying! W: It wouldn't be a real cure, you say? M: Furniture is very important. W: Are you an interior decorator of the mind? M: Just as I feared. W: You thought you could slip that one past me, but you couldn't. M: Do your children have problems? W: I have no children, but I do have problems. M: Was Wells Fargo good? W: I had to go too far for the wells. M: Doing one of two things is satisfying. W: Which one, the Dragon Lady or Tony Tiger? M: Yes you do, don't play coy. W: You think I know which one to pick? M: I had to go too far for the wells. W: Both dragons and tigers might drink from wells, so that is no help. M: It wouldn't be a real cure, you say? W: There was a myth about a hero being cured by drinking from a pure well. M: Did I insult you inadvertently? W: I don't think so. M: Which one, the Dragon Lady or Tony Tiger? W: Neither one of them insulted me. M: She keeps a record of time. W: The Dragon Lady is a timekeeper? M: Would you rather see, or hear? W: I don't want to pick. M: It's like that thing from physics ... W: I don't want any brainteasers just now. M: I am alive. W: Are you alive to my every want and need? M: And I will polymorph it. W: Wowee, that's more than anyone could have hoped! M: Are you located on the outside or on the inside? W: I am on the inside of the library, and on the outside of your mind. M: As well as too many books. W: If we cut down the number of books to just the good ones ... M: Cape. W: Canaveral. M: What about thoughts that one needn't remember? W: We can throw those away too. M: Then dispense with naming and speak of truth without words. W: Wow, that would be a blank library! M: I don't know about always, I know about right now. W: You worry that posterity will fault us for book-burning? M: This is where we originally met. W: Yes, we originally met in the library. M: Are you alive to my every want and need? W: I am all on tenterhooks. M: There might be a lag if you were Netting from Bangladesh. W: But I am not Netting from Bangladesh. M: Canaveral. W: I am not Netting from Cape Canaveral, either. M: You don't want to discuss it either! W: LOL! M: There was a distraction, or an attempt at distraction, as always. W: You are very amusing today, as always. M: The sadness of the world is like roses. W: Don't try to distract me with poetry, I must go. M: I didn't exactly promise you lilacs. W: Goodbye! M: Closing in 5 seconds ... Goodbye! Labels: chat robot |
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