THE NEXT SCENE.                       . . ,•

SO the next scene is " predicably" I hear you say. set in a
courtroom. But when I tell you that I am the uninterested seatec
spectator at the case of yet another dissident "•mea'ningless"
crime against the laws of God and the state.. .when I say this
you may begin to wonder about the morals o,f.,s,uph\a scene...
Except there is'nt any.

The accused one comes to the stand and stand's)infront of the
judge, .accused wearing a slight indiffemt smile, .morally
vacant. The seated gods of justice arrive to much cerimonial
bows and circumnarigations of the audience, .or jury they are T
something called .The vast stage is set .. a.nunitu.re:unlverse i
is set up in the hall with the angelic hyerachy in place of
sanctity. .   '       • .                    .   i   -••••      ^|
The boy says " guilty" without the slightest hint of the usual H
implications of the word. .The atmosphere of the court in steadH
of the usual judicial fireworks stays frightningly the same.  H
except for the widening void spreading malignantly through thi^
coridors of reason. He picks up a chair amidst the emptyness of
the judges thoughts .lifts it up without emotion, and while in-

-between the judges paragraphs -of debate sticks one of the
legs into the judges mouth gapping. . .rammed in until blood
flows down the judges neck and the chair leg snap^s with the s'~

-ckening chalky sound of bone splinttered . .     '-....
The accussed returns to the stand or dock w'th this'slumped
stumped judge in left hand comer of the screen, .the'; scene
fades down and pans accross the accussed as ifl^heywere the
judge..the smile stays without emotion nop moral; meaning.

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r you say. set in a ^1 e uninterested seatec^B dent "' •mean i n g 1 e s s " ^1 te.. .when I say this^B o,f.,s,uph\a scene... ^13tand-$,;;infront of the ^1 t smile, .morally ^B to much cerimonial ^1 ce. .or jury they are ^Rl| . a.minitu.re:unlverse i| achy in place of 1^st hint of the usual ^B of the court in stead^B tningly the same. ^H slignantly through thiX •nidst the emptyness of| otion.and while in- ;' e sticks One of the '| med in until blood 1 leg snap^ with the s'—w'th this'slumped creen. .the'! scene d as if l^hey were the 3Fmoral; meaning.;, . i ' -;' '•',';'••; •, •'T:'1, •'•• —	• ^---^-i-i^^&^^t&S^i^1 ^•' ::;;; '| .....^:^o>a-^'•^•'.T^^ rm	^m^^'^-m . • <<^ ,. ^•^\A . inty Court • ; *. - ^ • 1 day oL^i^uior^-^ 19a[^3Li^+r^ (S.- C
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