Madame Watson's private circle is powerful and revolutionary. Millionaires, the nobility and industrialists come together on the eve of the Great Revolution at an Art-D?co salon in Nob Hill, San Francisco to plot against the propaganda state and the power of mass hypnosis. In the presence of Sigmund Freud's descendants, with the aid of depth psychology and research into myths, the parapsychic-conspiratorial movement of Madame Watson, a drag queen of the first hour, wants to succeed in freeing the nation from the grips of modern media technology in the hands of the dark elite, which stifles any initiative to restructure things through indoctrination, consumption, high-tech drugs and immediate, primarily sexual diversion and daze.

How did the bodies get into the trunk? Why should the rich carry the corpses by their feet and the poor by their heads? Can time travel and other spiritualist methods really help awaken the masses from their slumber? Doesn't it have to be true, if you have to laugh about it? And what if not everyone can laugh at it?

A conspiratorial comedy in the style of "Arsenic and Old Lace" in the arc of stories that spans "Metropolis", "1984"and "Brave New World" to this boisterous piece of fiction in the spirit of the Roaring Twenties and the doomed sense of freedom and independence like the discovery of the most beautiful corners of the soul, while thousands of incited demonstrators try to storm the third-story lair in the name of the people's liberation.

Background

This comedy, conceived as a piece to be staged and to be read, is a warning to everyone who undermines freedom of speech, and is a friend and comrade to anyone who is on the side of the family of humanity in support of democracy and basic rights with the knowledge that the "Kiss of Awakening" is bloody red.

The liberation of the world is not to be won without self-sacrifice. Just speaking the truth can demand sacrifices. But when we, in the spirit of the Books of Life, stick together, we can spread that burden among ourselves so that everyone only has a small sacrifice to bear. Together we can banish the old world; together we can found a family of humankind. Together we are the greatest power on earth.

This piece is meant to be performed as well as read. It addresses the positive theory that without a new function for religion - as a new form of philosophical or empirical, even ritual form of access to the whole of the world, any form of commonality is lost, whether it be the new birth of reason, democracy or the values of freedom, human decency and truth. The overly critical spirit of the Modern Age has severed our connection to millennia-old traditions. Instead of questioning and reforming them, they simply cast into oblivion. Tradition is like a giant on whose shoulders the Modern Age is carried. The Modern Age can see farther when the giant carries and supports it. If the giant drops the dwarf, he is even blinder than the giant ever was.

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In conclusion, after reading, there remains a great feeling and the thought that this comedy gives us a perspective of a new and desirable future and generation.

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