CHAPTERS 5 TO 7 OF DEATH (DEATH 2) COMING VERY SOON…
I’m now putting the finishing touches to the second installment of Death (Death 2)… so look out for it at the site. XP
THE SECRET MEANING BEHIND DEATH:
Death is closely associated with corruption of one’s own sexuality. Death, like perversity, changes a relationship (you cannot un-ring the bell). It is said that at the height of orgasm we loss our conscious hold on reality and our ability to stop the inevitable. Like a roller-coaster reaching the point of no return at the apex before the plummet. What is inevitable is inevitable. So, we plunge downwards (out of control) into the world of perverted pleasure and feel its surge through us frenziedly. ‘La Petite Morte’ (French) translates literally to the ‘little death’…. is it the brief loss or weakening of our restraint or is it beyond our ability to refuse its dark calling. Death is the transformation, the end yet also the beginning. Death is the ultimate purifier. All things are reborn, but not necessarily purified. Death does not discern between age, race, gender or sexual preference. Death is darkness and the absence of light. As the sun dies every night to be reborn every morning, it is the catalyst of a perpetual cycle. There can not be life without death. Death is ruled by Scorpio (the sign of sex and death) and the number thirteen, which is sacred to the Light Bringer as there are actually thirteen moons in every lunar year.
DEATH: CHAPTERS 5 TO 7 SYNOPSIS
Samuel Montague, accomplished linguist and expert translator, harbors many sexual deviancies that he is now discovering. He finds himself in a remote monastery of the Dominican Order, who claim to have found the ‘Light Bringer’s Key to Divinity’. Samuel believes they have found a doorway, but is not convinced that it is of heavenly ascent. As he decodes the tablet he becomes aware that it could be decoy and is in fact the opposite. Is there darker agenda involved? He believes the domain of the Light Bringer to be an evil place, tantamount to a demonic playground of sexual perversity, torture and eternal torment. As his stay at the monastery continues, our protagonist is visited by strange dreams, some of which include a young boy, called Virgil. These overtly carnal and sacrilegious dreams spark Samuel’s interest in sexual perversity whilst giving him clues to the true nature of the Order’s discovery. Who really is the Light Bringer, angel or demon? What is beyond the Thirteenth Gate, heaven or hell?