.. the word "personify" means "persephone".. means teh greek goddess "persephone"...

... the theme of "person" is the theme of Paul Persephone in the "Being and Nothingness" original trilogy by Lucas..

.. George Lucas's next original trilogy...

Paul, Mike Calabrian's friend, is playing "Paul Persephone" .. the Luke Skywalker of the "Being and Nothingness" original trilogy.. first movie directed by George Lucas.. second movie directed by Irvin Kershner?.. third movie directed by.. Richard Marquand?...


... Hanno Raudsepp is playing .. Angel Knightley... a kind of Han Solo character...


.. Winona Ryder is playing... Princess Strawberry Cushion.. the princess leia character...

.... and on to the Greek, Norse, and Hindu gods in the original trilogy executive produced and mangaged by George Lucas of "Being and Nothingness"...

Tom Hiddleton is playing Loki Warlock... the Obi-Wan Kenobi of the series..

the Darth Vader character could be .. Brad Renfro in the David prowse role.. with James Earl Jones yet again doing the voice.... a character named.. Be Not Question... Brad Renfro and James Earl Jones are playing the Darth Vader archetype as a character named, "Be Not Question"...

... "Paul Persephone" .. the Luke Skywalker.. he symbolizes the goddess persophone...

.. Angel Knightley symbolizes the angels who were once led by Lucifer Morningstar, Michael and Gabriel...

.. Princess Strawberry Cushion represents symbolizes the melody of taste.. the melody of the taste of a strawberry.. the musical theory of taste is Princess Strawberry Cushion's theme.. and of the timbre and voice resonance of the texture of fruits and berries... taste and texture through the nervous system of the mouth and lips and tongue are the themes and symbols of Princess Strawberry Cushion.. played by winona ryder...

.... Harry Knowles is a character named "Dementia Richards Demeter".. he symbolizes the angst and outrage and easy offence of a rural goddess Demeter...

.. Zeus .. who is Zeus.. still Ethan?... Hawke?..

... Tom Cruise will be both the Hektor and Achilles character.. a character named... "Iris Legend West".. with also the name "Hek Sickle A-kill"...

.. uma will be "eva Aphrodite longorlio"...

.. more characters later....

Athena in Jenkins's "Wonder Woman"...

Athena: .. the staircases of strategic indian alliances.. are they like escher drawings.. going from one dimension of political thought to another?... Mumbai.. Mumbai.. Mumbai.. Mumbai will haunt us.. india and Pakistan are at loggerheads with their own dialectical political psyche's to maintain a tenuous strategic alliance with each other... China and Pakistan.. Russia and India.. these are the two pairs of allies.. Russia is allies with India.. China is allies with Pakistan... Yahya Khan is a man Henry Kissinger will be eternally grateful for for helping Kissinger establish diplomatic ties between America and China.. Yahya Khan of Pakistan.. remember that name, Diana... Diana of a kind of Russian intelligentsia thinking style and philosophy...

Diana: .. thank you .. grey-eyed Athena.. I will remember the name of Yahya Khan and think of him as an ally of Henry Kissinger.. I am reading the book "White House Years" by Henry Kissinger.. which my mother gave me back in Themyscira.. the book to help me understand "man's world" as my mother affectionately calls this realm .. "White House Years".. a book about the strategic retreat from Vietnam, an arduous struggle and journey, this retreat from Vietnam.. that's what I'm focusing on the book right now...

Athena: .. yes.. very wise of you, young Diana.. to study how logistically impossible and unpragmatic such retreats from countries are.. it may help you understand, Diana, why the Trojan war lasted so long...

Diana: .. yes, grey-eyed Athena.. i'm sure it will.. I'm reading John K. Cooley's book, "Libyan Sandstorm".. I bought it from a used book store.. I'm so horrified by France's illegal invasion of Libya that it's all I can think of right now and it sends me into rages.. I'm lost in the labyrinth of Libya and it's international context in John K. Cooley's book.. It's about as good a book on politics as I think I'll ever read.. I'm also reading individual paragraphs from my two books by Noam Chomsky, "Hegemony or Survival" and "Manufacturing Consent"... I feel .. Chomsky.. each paragraph in any one of his books is so epic, so .. Wagnerian.. somehow.. such a political power is any paragraph from any one of Noam Chomsky's books.. I need to intensely in a tunnel-vision monomaniacal sense read "Libyan Sandstorm".... reading Noam Chomsky.. is different somehow .. more open-ended.. very concise.. more like an epic landscape of countries and world politics...


scene between Athena and Diana written by Geoff Johns...

Diana: megan gale

Athena:  Daniella Amavia..

.. Heracles represents the horror of a father who has no free will.. Heracles is the father who confronts the horror of being a father who has no free will.. in Patty Jenkins's "Wonder Woman"...

... because a father who has no free will.. a father who has a black vacuum where his free will used to be.. is a father of whom you ask or feel could kill children because he has no free will.. he is a father who you feel could do something worse than kill children because he has no free will.. the Heracles who kills his children because he is blinded by a madness given him by.. Hera?.. this is the father, the Heracles, who is perpetually confronted with this horror.. that Heracles has no free will... and he finds he has killed his children..  and he could have killed any children, other children besides.. and this is the horror felt seeping like poison inside a father who feels who knows the reality of not having any free will.... and this is Heracles.. this is the Heracles who invades Themyscira with his army... and who orders his unwilling men, his unwilling soldiers, to raze the tribe of amazons.. commit a Mai lai massacre of the Amazons.. a Heracles father who still feels he has no free will not to compell a massacre to happen, because he Heracles is a father with no free will.. but his soldiers.. many, many of them do have free will and they withdraw from injuring let alone killing amazons.. it is Heracles the father Heracles who is remorseless.. the Heracles of George Perez / Greg Potter's first issue of "Wonder Woman"... and perhaps their are some soldiers of Heracles who will forever think henceforth of themselves as weak men who follow his orders, his injunctions, to bind the amazons with chains and take them prisoner.. for the prisoner-maker is also an attribute of a father with no free will... their are always, as in every war, as in World War I, their are always, conscientious objectors, and their are soldiers who are conscientious objectors to the military tyranny of Heracles against the Amazons.. many soldiers who are still conscientious objectors who follow Heracles.. it is a difficult scene.. Monica Bellucci and Connie Nielson, who are sharing the role of Hippolyta, can finish writing the rest of the scene...


scene exposition described by Geoff johns for Jenkins's "Wonder Woman" movie...

edit speel spool silk zoom zu Harry Knowles...

the character of Athena in Jenkins's "Wonder Woman"...

Athena: .. ".. a scorpion bit my soul and it felt a sting consume it like a sick ocean my soul a sponge of dream amoeba substance all aswim in a jellyfish circuit an ocean jellyfish my soul .. a jellyfish the size of an ocean my soul swarming with concubine sickness of scorpion concubines stinging their own souls as my one singular, multiplex soul... this was me as a Borgia.. as Borgia Athena.. as Athena Borgia.. it was a scorpion's soul I led my life through the careening corridors of Ancient semi-ancient city-state Italy... an Italy aiming for the likelihood likeness of an ancient state.. an ancient seeking for an amoeba dream soul of an ancient aspiration seeking consuming the past ancient past in the present fish-gulp instant.. like a I could breath fish-gills and they were the present instant of breathing underwater in a sick smog of luxury which begged the inclusion of rich, textured, spicy Italian food to bring a springtime zest yes to bring finally springtime to the Borgias and to the realm of Italy city-states in the Renaissance of Italy.. the Renaissance of Italy need spicy, hot Italian food to bring peace and sanction and happiness to the scorpion consumed sponge-oyster souls of the italien princes, princesses, duchesses, dukes of Renaissance Italy... we are all lusty Italians now and must eat well and eat rich.. it is a texture of a soul to seek for.. I.. am Athena...."...

screenplay written by .. who knows?.. anyone's guess..."Aphrodite"?...

.. the character of .. Athena in "Wonder Woman" by Jenkins.. Athena .. both villain and hero..

Athena: .. "... such a numb matress by gigantic lower lip was like an oysterfish my lower lip was like a rolled over seal on the beach left for dead my lower lip was.. my lower lip was like a living dead thing like a fighting, struggling salmon swimming struggling upstream the stone of sysiphus my lower lip was.. all this because it felt like an invisible scorpion had bit my lower lip and electrocuted it with its sting so it was so numb like an oyster sponge immersed the substance of electric eels.. this is what it .. Athena was like for me to be... a Borgia in Renaissance Italy..."...

.. "Wonder Woman" screenplay written by "Athena"...

Artemis: ... it is an industrial night a twilight of industrialism a twilight of the gods a twosome twiminds twilight eclipse half moon half darkness of industrialism.. and this is my schizophrenia.. this delocalized, fractured twilight abyss mushroom foundation industrialism is my schizophrenia.. and perhaps.. yes.. I honestly believe this twilight of the gods industrialism is the very origin of schizophrenia, the very birth of the first schizophrenia.. which my or perhaps may not have been my own... a delocalized psyche of darker shadow chess roles and chess positions in ever darkening motions role position reversals and strategic shifting this all a delocalized strategically darkening psyche network a kind of dark matrix multiplication is my.. schizophrenia.. my schizophrenia.. my schizophrenia.. all of this was the birth of the end of the first industrial age under.. the Kaiser?.. in the year 969 somewhere their began?... the years of Krupp are coming or are already begun... and an industrial fabric has woven Germany every since the years 800 or 900.. Germany has forever been industrial.. and these wars are industrial... and industrialism is wars and wars are industrialism.. and I have always been the womb at the centre of industrialism... and this womb becomes a dream becomes a psyche so fractured by the emotional and physical violence of industrialism that.. I .. am.. fragments.. merely.. fragments.. I am a schizophrenic.. I am.. Oothoon.. Artemis.. an ancient greek goddess of the forest wilderness and of animals...

.. a monologue written for winona ryder who is playing Ooothoon Artemis in Jenkins's "Wonder Woman"...


this monologue may in fact have been written by "Aphrodite"... she writes this kind of stream-of-consciousness verse.. it is her way.. her lyrical way of poetry prose dialogue for monologues of characters she writes in plays and screenplays..

... Young Athena hates Queen Ishtar.. because Queen Ishtar had rage attacks at a rapid-fire pace ad nauseum... young Athena will never be able to, be allowed to, get angry again... and their is much wounding, much hurt, much vulnerability to young Athena...

.. maybe two books, two novels, that go together more than any other two books.. as two companion-volumes.. are Henry James's "The Portrait of a Lady" and Hannah Arendt's "The origins of Totalitarianism"...

... Artemis and Athena spend the whole first Wonder Woman movie by Jenkins.. these two goddesses spend the whole movie trying to figure out which of them wrote about and discussed the history and the history of the philosophy of industrialism and of the industrial revolution.. and they even wonder who first wrote about medieval torture in the mouth like a czechoslovakin labyrinth of Kafka knife-castles and phantom-sensations.. that it was either Athena / Artemis who wrote this.. or .. Aphrodite.. who suffered so much from the czechoslovakia in her mouth... from her oral surgery...

.. harry knowles... Academy Awards 2017 predictions?...

.. are we looking forward to finally a summer Academy Awards in 2017... with Jenkins / Scorcese's "Wonder Woman".. scorcese's "The Uncanny X-men"... John Favreau's "Iron Man 4".. Sam Raimi's "Spider-man 4"?... and finally "Son of Saul" up for best picture.. all these movie's contenders for best picture at the Summer?.. Academy Awards of 2017...

.. keep ultra-secret if you can.. sorry.. Harry Knowles...

... in the rotation of gods and goddesses.. Athena feels she has clocked in her time...

.. monologue for Jenkins's “Wonder Woman” written by “Athena”...

Athena: .. “.. I have found a lone ness.. an aloneness and loneliness that is so .. so inexplicable.. it is as if I can't be found.. and I did not do it.. I want to be found.. and I can't .. and people my friends are looking for me... and I am so alone... and I am athena..

Apollo Tammuz: .. “.. Athena .. where are you.. Athena..”

Athena: .. “.. this is the loneliness of Hamlet which he felt in his darkest, emptiest times.. and I feel empty with loneliness.. with a loss of friends.. an absence of friends... and it is an absence I feel in my visceral cavity beneath my diaphragm.. and it is like an alone ness of my diaphragm.. as if a loneliness of the bellows.. the bellows of my soul.. my very soul.. is it Don Quixote's loneliness..

Apollo Tammuz and Ares: .. “.. Athena.. loving sister.. where are you...”..

Athena: .. “.. the nightime seems hostile with loud, boisterous sounds of the crowd... it keeps me indoors.. indoors I feel.. even when reading I start feeling i'd rather be doing something else.. but that is just me.. somehow.. BECOMING.. Hera.. who always when she's reading feels she'd rather be doing something else.. than reading.. it's such a lack.. such an apathy within Hera... I am .. I would be petrified to live with Hera's apathy... I think I recommended two books .. two authors to Hera.. to my aunt-mother Hera... I recommended to her.. Wallace Clement.. and Hannah Arendt... I felt Hera who may feel it her exciting role in the sphere universe of things to anylize power.. will feel much power of small petty and large, high authorities .. power at all echolons of society... petty and high.. to anylize.. to study .. in Hannah Arendts... “The origins of Totalitarianism”.. I hope it gets Hera out of her condition of inveterate, constant boredom.. I imagine how soul-numbing this constant boredom would be to me in her place and I don't see how she could have survived it much longer...

scene written by Scott Snyder for Patty Jenkins's “Wonder Woman” movie....

.. each chapter of so much of "Poison in the soul" is the length of a chapter of "Girl, Interrupted"...

... in "Ghosts of Gotham" by Lars Van Tiers?.. Chad Michael Murray's private investigater Riddler Edward Nigma becomes heavily with enhancing byzantine complexity involved with the Russian Brides network / matrix...

.. Batman himself shows up for the first time in the sequel.. in "Ghosts of Gotham 2".. Bruce Wayne may show up in the first movie...

.... johnny depp's riddler is impatient, always impatient, he ALWAYS has to be impatient, it's a moral crisis for him to be impatient.. Johnny Depp's Riddler is almost a crisis apparition, he's so impatient.. but he's the pre-crisis RIddler.. and the pre-crisis Riddler with all his zany game-bots and puzzle-zig-zig wooden chests and tables and giant typewriters.. fo course teh pre-crisis Riddler was impatient.. whereas the post-crisis Riddler is such the soul of patience that he became a private investigator.. like Sam Spade...

.. and what is impatience in the dawning of too many cathedral bells deafening in their sonar bell roar.. how can one but be impatient in this sonar roar churchbells like thunder... thunder does not invoke patience.. it invokes impatience.. and their is such thunder in the world.. the world crisis of many world wars ahead in this century is pure thunder.. and what?.. in this .. the riddler is meant to be.. patient?...

.. so .. for Loki .. was feminism teh alchemy of industrialism?.. of pre-revolutionary industrialsim?...

.. for much, much, much, much of "The mighty Avengers" .. Loki is emotion and Viktor Von Doom is intellect..

... Loki is simply or profoundly the saddest emotion, the most despair of emotion that Loki can feel.. and Viktor Von Doom is very much a follower of the William James philosophy of pragmatism which is the philosophy of work, of which William James quotes Thomas Carlyle.. but it is Loki's emotion that IS work.. it is a work emotion of work despair.. it is almost a despair emotion that is industrialism itself.. this is the emotion despair of Loki in "The mighty Avengers".. perhaps Loki feels these grinding motions of industrialism and wishes them to make them his own.. kind of like something.. to quote James Joyce's Finn Wake.. "something midayevil in his vegetable soul..".. the vegetation slow burn agricultural seasons climate of vegetation is the medieval dimension of Loki's soul.. his soul is the soul slow despair of an agricultures seasons... and Viktor Von Doom's principle of work is Silicon Valley tech-time level of work.. Viktor Von Doom is still post-modern in how he approaches life.. and Loki's is the perambulations of medievalism, medieval industrialism of castles, drawbridges, ramparts, buttresses, all the military armaments of war which were so the incarnation of medieval industrialism in that era are the slow agricultural seasons.. Marcellus:  .. so hallowed and so sacred was the time of Christ's birth.. the slow Christ's birth perambulations introspective industrial growlings of the medieval war era which was such pure distilled pre-revolution industrialism.. the industrialism of great castles and fortresses .. this is all of the above is Loki's despair .. his emotion.. his pure emotion.. and the fact that ALL Loki is is emotion in all this time for much of "The Mighty Avengers"....

.... does "silk" mean "tesseracted" now?...

Ares in Jenkins's Wonder Woman commenting on the industrial revolution...

Ares: .. ".. How about this .. Diana finch oothoon.. my sweet oothoon Diana nightingale.. Industrialism was a tyranny, a monstrous MONSTER tyranny, pre-medieval.. even a pre-medieval dystopia which enslaved MILLLIONS of people... and the industrial REVOLUTION was a rebellion, a revolution, against this tyranny.. of industrialism.. the rebels of the industrial revolution were no different than the most clipped, heroic, off-the-cuff Star Wars rebels in an early Star Wars movie.. i'm thinking of the original trilogy.. gentle, deary Diana finch Raskolnikov....."

Diana Finch Oothoon:.. ".. I am such a sweet rascal wag Diana... the oothoon waters beckon me... who was .. the god Urizen in this war.."

Ares: .. ".. ahh.. the great, grand god Urizen.. I knew him well.. he was a moderator.. he was much like a man you may have once met, Diana prince.. Metron.. Urizen was a god who was a man much like Metron.. a real universal moderator of weights and scales which devoted to studying industrialism and also its reflexive, consequent revolution like a lab.. like a laboratory industrialism was to Urizen... but Urizen almost had no form.. he was.. a smog.. a stormcloud... finally.. most of all.. he was lightning.. Urizen was lightning.. perhaps.. Diana Finch Oothoon.. he is your lighting, Diana prince...

scene written by Geoff johns for gal godot for the teeniest of gal godot's .. the gal godot on the doctor pepper soda cans.. and for.. Daniel.. just Daniel day lewis...

.. this is very sad, crushingly sad.. actually.. but perhaps their was an Iago who Shakespeare once wrote who was.. the Father... who was a Father who routinely blamed his son.. Roderigo.. his son Cassio?.. and who finally manipulated his son Othello?.. who may have in this extant version of the play been a white man.. this Othello who was the son of Iago may have been white, Othello as a white man...

... If you read Shakespeare's "Othello" you might get a vision of what this quintessential, universal Fatherhood Iago was like.. what kind of a father he was like.. always blaming his sons.. always feeling or displaying somehow that a harsh word was better than a kinder one.. He may have been gentlest with his son Othello.. but such arcane manipulations of his son Othello may have followed that.. it became unspeakable.. the manipulations which this father subjected his son to were.. unspeakable.. unspeakable.. was this the Iago who so outraged A. C. Bradley...

 ... a message to Harold Bloom and to Ethan Hawke... exnay ex fed ex out as a message to Harry Knowles...

.. who is nightingale mist artemis tammuz.. she is the nightingale mist artemis.. the greek goddess nightingale mist artemis.. to contrast with the quintessence substance of schizophrenia self-same in-itself for-itself schizophrenia oothoon artemis..

.. the nightingale mist artemis does not have schizophrenia.. she never will.. she is constitutionally incapable of having schizophrenia.. she has a wicked nude body tho with a wicked sense of humour inveterate and innate to it... she has a diabolical curving face with allusions to nudity which permeate her whole spice aroma nude body.. she is nude nightingale mist artemis nude... she is mist.. she is mist.. she is mist.. mist is never schizophrenic.. mist is never schizophrenia... she is the gentle cry of a nightingale.. she is the mist of text, writing and she is especially the mist of reading.. this artemis is a reading nightingale...

A scene for Maxwell Lord written by Scott Snyder..

Maxwell Lord: .. the castle of villainous pain inside my mouth.. for I have villainy in my mouth and it is a castle of pleasant or not-so pleasant knives.. a nine-knive and chewly removed castle resides inside my mouth.. and it is the Castle of planet Omac.. it is a Castle which could be .. nanotechnology which resides inside my mouth.. and it all happenned.. because of.. oral surgery...

Diana: .. meef too.. meef too.. my mouf hurths..

Maxwell Lord: .. I know … Diana.. I know.. it's so unfair.. so unfair... the Hospitals are Legends of the Medievalism of Hell now.. and they wish to bring a Futurama to medieval realities.. wish the Medieval to be a Future dimension, a Future quantity, a Future moneybags future Medieval.. they want the Future to be medieval moneybags.. follow the money.. Diana.. follow the money.. to Watergate..

Diana: .. Wahhther gatthee... my moof hurths..

Maxwell Lord: .. maybe.. here .. Diana .. i'll get you some Great Value pink lemonade.. I hope it helps.. I think a green goddess named Poison Ivy Artemis enhanced the taste of lemonade of the Great Value Brand by doing something.. by transmuting the taste chemistry of our nervous systems.. she's into advertising and branding.. poison ivy artemis is.. here you are – Max pours Diana some pink lemonade..

Diana: - drinking it – ohhhh.. oooohhh.. ith like a fun-licker or kool-aid...

.. one of Poison Ivy's most favourite, most precious books, is Gerald Feinberg's "What is the world made of".. it is one of Poison Ivy's pivotal texts on quantum physics, which she pamela isley just HAST to study exhaustively for her plant research..

.. a message from scott Snyder to Harry Knowles und zu Patty Jenkins of Wonder Woman DC studios..

 .. silk spool speel edit zoom frank silk zu Jenkins und Knowles...

.. nude monica bellucci's Hippolyta feels she created Diana, but feels more and more she created her in a dream.. that Monica Bellucci's Hippolyta's creation of the nude statuesque almost adult nude Diana happened only in Hippolyta's dream.. oh.. yes.. nude hippolyta created baby daiana .. bay baby diana too.. by a baby.. by a bay baby bay.. by a hudson river.. but this creation of baby diana truly, indubitably happened only a dream which monica bellucci's Hippolyta had...

RUSTY RANDAKAS HIPPOLYTA .. for late, late, late, far far future consideration for Oliver Stone's latent Wonder Woman movie starring Victoria Hill as Diana Borgia Finch...

Rusty Randakas Hippolyta: .. “.. ahh.. Poison Ivy did something to the Great Value pink lemonade to make it taste more like.. fresh strawberries .. - Rusty drinks it - .. I am .. where do I begin my speech.. I am a great nothing.. but I have .. heh.. always felt a power in this nothing.. imen.. I have always felt myself... a power.... and as a nothing I am .. a power.. and I am great.. or almost great.. as a great nothing at the centre of Diana's of my daughter Diana's cosmogony.. of her great cosmogony of gods and goddesses... of great grand-sire gods and young, nubile great sister-aunt goddesses.. and I the the single nothing at the centre of it all.. a truly dangerous place for me.. I believe it is this place where I say I am that is the most dangerous point in the universe for a person to be.. the point of an iron maiden pendulum.. the point of the pendulum is where I am.. which is the point of an iron maiden.. and perhaps I am meant to be victimized by a metaphysical, almost physical iron maiden.. for I inhabit the point of the pendulum.. and I am reading Umberto Eco's book, his magnum opus book, “Foucaults' pendulum”.. which is the about the centre theme of this pendulum.. and it also mentions the great writer on the subject of prisons, Michel Foucault... in the book's title..... I am Rusty.. Rusty Hippolyta.. Randakas.. Randy Hippolyta I am.. a randakas...”..

Aphrodite has always taken the Biblical Commandment handed to Moses, you must honour your father and mother.. seriously...

MATT MURDOCK.. the lawyer without fear...

Matt murdock: … “.. and their may be a pendulum swaying deadly pivot which the pure Apollonian power of legality simply, elegantly circumnavigates around, like a radian arc or the radius of a circle we avoid legally by the most stringent, rigid legal bonds, the matter of debt.. so debt is so matter by the accords of the law... the law does NOT believe in debt.. debt is unlawful, lawless.. legal principles are built to pivot leverage with the weight of a castle's drawbridge around the crushing catapult of debt.. we feel, figuratively speaking, that debts can decapitate.. and perhaps that's what the french revolution was all about.. and Napoloen Bonaparte finally.. established.. the Directory?.. was it the Directory that was established by Napoleon Bonaparte.. and Napoleon ended the cruel, crushing, horrific lawlessness of the french revolution, encased in the gringing mire and grime of debt so people were buried under the mud and grime of debt in the underground swampy cellars of the Bastille.. and Napoleon ended all that and brought law and order to France, to Paris.. the Bastille was also stormed by the wind billows and windmille Don Quixote motives of ARES... Ares defended Troy and it was the will of the crowds of ARES that stormed the Bastille and ended it's debt-laden tyranny.. then .. perhaps.. Napoleon Bonaparte saw his time to become the lawgiver of France.. and then.. who?.. was the nightmare of.. Fouche.. of Fouche .. under the the Napoleon Bonaparte system.. Fouche insisting .. inSISTING that their had HAD to be a secret police a vast State Secret Police still under the Republic of Napoleon Bonaparte.. the deadly rivalry between Napoleon and Fouche, the director of the French Secret Police.. this could fuell the plots and themes of many, many epic movies...

written by a screenwriter named, "Artemis"...

.. matt murdock: .. ".. it's a regard where mother's have NO regard for the law.. where the lawlessness of mothers is astonishing..."...

.. do attorney's who specialize in victims rights study the writing of jean genet?.. in the original french?....

Artemis has metal braces but to her their totally normal.. to her they are...

.. Artemis's experience with tooth pain.. or a kind of lack thereof.. Artemis does not feel tooth-pain.. when Artemis wears metal braces.. then their like .. props.. the metal braces are like movie props and it's like Artemis is playing Spud in Trainspotting or their's a character a female love interest in Leonardo De Caprio's Christopher Walkens “Catch me if you can”.. the braces feel no different to Artemis than they felt to that female character.. they're normal braces.. NORMAL braces.. pink lemonade by the excellent trademark Great Value is a truly delightful drink for Artemis.. it refreshes the mouth and actually alleviates any sense of decided “discomfort” of the metal braces.. the lemonade is very good for the metal braces teeth of Artemis .. the pink lemonade of Great Value is like a fun-licker for Artemis.. it's a miracle drink.. she's so glad that her ever-trustworthy father discovered it and that now it's a regular purchase from her father now that Great Value has added it to its stable of brands..

.. Pomegranite drink for Artemis actually induces.. a pleasant pain that is not pain at all but the sense or sensation in her teeth of a cool pond, of a cool refreshing pond.. a kind of purely pleasant pain that is the sensation of a cool pond in her teeth.. that is the sensation that Pomagranite drink induces in Artemis's teeth with braces...

… this is a character profile of the greek goddess Artemis for still Wonder Woman official writer meredith finch.. spool edit frank silk zoom zu DC / Renoir / Eclipse comics...

Chris Pine is Steve Trevor and Connie Nielson is Hippolyta on Steve Trevor's first appearance on Amazon island, on Themyscira.. in a scene written by Geoff Johns for Patty Jenkins...

Steve Trevor: .. I was a young man in World War I.. and I found an island in a bottle which was like a message in a bottle.. a message island.. a message island.. it was a message of aletheia.. of peace.. and it was a message of peace directed by motive vectors for a time of war.. it was a schematics of peace for the Great War which was coming and this schematics of peace which I was given like a treasure map on this mysterious island of women.. it was .. like something out of the darkest ages of medieval Germany and England.. like a message written in Fire.. a message written by Prometheus..

Hippolyta: .. yes.. gentle Steve.. it was the fire-god Prometheus who wrote and emblazoned this books this many many volume book of parchments in letters of blood and fire upon our souls... and it is a treasure map of peace for the Great War which beckons your world.. gentle prince Steve.. Trevor.. such an unassuming, gentle name.. Trevor.. Trevor.. such a safe name.. a name of safety.. we Amazons.. ahh.. yes.. we call ourselves by the funny name.. amazons.. we collectively went thru our black moods in our own century of medievalism.. and many of us stage our own crucifixions to understand the soul given of pain so we could ourself incarnate the holy grail of magdalene's blood .. we crucificied ourselves gently, without pain but with much natural inward knives of sensation pain that came naturally so we could all individually and collectively inhabit ourselves as the womb of the magdalene as the holy grail the philosopher's stone which is somehow heh.. our whole island .. Themyscira .. is a gigantic philosophers stone.. and the amazons have always been.. philosophers.. philosophers.. philosophers.. and our womb collective unconsciousness of sensation wisdom our coal grail wisdom channelled like the most benign demons upon the philosophers.. Anaxegoras, Thales, Heraclitus, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle.. all these philosophers of Athens felt the demonic bloodlust womb of our collective sensation grail souls.. it was the holy blood womb of ourselves we offered the meritorious philosophers of Ancient Athens... Athens.. Athens.. Athens.. Steve.. if you can always remember.. Athens.. someday they will put the country of Greece gravely in debt..

Steve Trevor:. .. I.. I'm not sure what to say.. except .. I plan on being around in this century a long, long time...

Steve Trevor is Chris Pine..

Hippolyta is Connie Nielson

This scene was written by Geoff Johns for Patty Jenkins...

Maxwell Lord's very first appearance in my new Wonder Woman screenplay for Patty Jenkins.. a message from geoff johns...

Maxwell Lord: .. World War I was before my time.. before my time.. I was a young Senator in American Parliament during World War II and I already knew about the French and Japanese war in Indochina.. I was already ready to inherit it as an American war when I became President... I always felt .. Ads.. Ads.. Ads.. made the war.. Ads made World War I.. World War I was advertised into a reality.. for that would be the ways of all the wars of the Twentieth century and its previous.. I thought of banning ads when I became U. S. President... make it an ad-less America.. When the Vietnam war became America's war I did not think America could survive a plethora of ads along with it.. their had to be a Revolution in America either before or during or both before and during the Vietnam war.. A revolution in America had to being in the '50's.. Beatniks.. it would begin with Beatniks.. and communes.. Their would be a great American play, “Death of a Salesman”.. I would be a character named Biff Loman in the play... it would be a play about my father.. a great ad-man.. it would be a great American play, “Death of a Salesman”... it would be a play that would enable the existance of the very first commune in America.. in the 1950's .. and then the revolution could begin...

this Maxwell Lord monologue was written by Geoff Johns 1 for Leonardo deCaprio...

I am Diana Ozymandiuse.. I speech for the teeniest Gal Godot and for megan gale..

Diana: .. I am a trench warrior of murderer's spine of my soul.. I have a murderer's spine in the trench war field and this spine of my soul is a deliberated posture of rigourmortis self-contortion.. I have a self-contorted posture in the battlefield where I roam and prowl like a silk banshee wolverine berzerker cheetah spent in energy and strength before my first blow on the battlefield.. I wield a sword and lasso and it burns the very air itself like a ring of fire a crown of thorns about my head a ring of fire and thorns like a bath of blood I drench in.. red rain.. red.. rain.. I bathe in red rain in the battlefield of WORLD WAR I... for I am Diana look upon my works and despair...

written by Geoff Johns 1...

The Justice League of the Twentieth Century speech by Barbara Minerva in Jenkins's Wonder Woman movie.. for angelina jolie...

Barbara minerva: .. I am the rusty soil of world war I which is beginning in a few weeks or months.. or perhaps years... they say an assassination .. an .. an .. assassination is going to take place.. and they all know who is going to be assassinated.. it is going to be.. to be the Archduke... and he is ready... in position... and Serbia is very much .. a kind of dominant power here.. Serbia is kind of a dominating power here... it will be all about the cacophony of events that involve all the countries coming to Serbia's defence... to defend a wrongfully convicted country.. that will be all World War I will be about.. a wrongful conviction... and Germany?.. Austria?.. I believe will come to the defence of Serbia.. and it will very well be a just allegiance enacted by Austria-Hungary-Germany... these three countries will be the first Justice League.. the first Justice League.. of the twentieth century...

this monologue for Angelina jolie was written by Geoff Johns 1...

... if you haven't seen Batman vs Superman yet.. here are some encouraging comments about the nature of the film from talkbackers who have seen it.. sorry.. a totally unredeemable Superman...

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  sambafreak13 Nino G • 18 hours ago

  Cavill looks PERFECT as Supes, but in terms of performance I'd take Reeve and Routh over him (even if Routh was mostly copying Reeve. there are worse people to copy)

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    SidneySmutt sambafreak13 • 10 hours ago

    So what if he was? No one gives a shit when Karl Urban copies DeForest Kelley.

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  LaRusso Nino G • 20 hours ago

  I don't care how buff Cavill is, as Clark and Superman the guy is a charmless, block of wood. Christopher Reeve he is not, George Reeves he is not, Kirk Alyn he is not, hell, Dean Cain (who was a great Clark and decent Superman) he is not. Cavill sucks and his Superman is COMPLETELY wrong.

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    ANDS! LaRusso • 19 hours ago

    How is Cavill supposed to make "If I wanted it, you'd be dead already. . ." sound charming?
    It is not even close to his fault that he was stuck in a dour couple of Superman movies.

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      JohnWickThisWayComes ANDS! • 8 hours ago

      I must disagree, sir - where dialog and the director allowed he was quite charming - and he also has the gravitas to portray the Last Son of Krypton - I like Routh, but he seemed more like Superboy. Hopefully in the next movie Cavill will get to have a lighter tone and they will leave the dour to the Batman where it belongs.

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      Knittingknerd ANDS! • 10 hours ago

      I wanted to kick whoever wrote that line of dialogue. Superman (normal not Snyder shit Superman) doesn't kill people. Or threaten to kill people.

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        jmd Knittingknerd • 38 minutes ago

        Those of us who know that Superman and Batman don't kill are becoming the minority. The values and ideals that the characters represented in the Silver and Bronze Ages are slowly being supplanted by execs (and the shills who are in their pockets) who don't give a damn about the characters outside of what can be done to exploit their longtime popularity for personal gain. I can imagine Superman watching Man of Steel or Dawn of Justice and walking out of the theater in disgust at what's been done to them (right past somebody in the front row who's giggling at the carnage).

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        Alexander Stallwitz Knittingknerd • 3 hours ago

        Frankly, I am still sticking to my theory that the Batman Vs Superman universe is an prequel to one of the bad universes like the Justice Syndicate or something like that

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        solitaire Knittingknerd • 4 hours ago

        Well, there is a long line of people waiting to kick Goyer....I'd buy a tent and wait...but yeah, I know what you mean. I know the line is supposed to convey his disgust for the fight....basically saying "I don't want to hurt you...but I'm Superman, you can't injure me and you will get hurt if this continues." but it comes off hash.

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          Bolgua solitaire • 4 hours ago

          Can we really even blame Goyer anymore? When Snyder did the same thing twice with two different writers? The fault is entirely Snyder's at this point.

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            solitaire Bolgua • 4 hours ago

            I can blame Goyer for Blade Trinity...and I do

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        Niles Mitchell Knittingknerd • 4 hours ago

        We was pointing out a fact, not threatening.

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    Squiddly LaRusso • 19 hours ago

    You forgot Routh, who was great but in an average film. It's wierd as Cavill has charm in Man From Uncle so why is he like this as Superman? Maybe Snyder's directing?

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      gun will travel Squiddly • 18 hours ago

      Totally agree about Cavill in Men from Uncle. He looks like Superman, but not in Snydervision

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      Mike Squiddly • 19 hours ago

      squiddly, Routh channeled Christopher Reeve exquisitely. That's about it

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      Michael Squiddly • 14 hours ago

      The writing.

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      saintsaucey Squiddly • 18 hours ago

      Man from uncle sucked. Way to depressing a flick.

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        Squiddly saintsaucey • 18 hours ago

        Depressing? Did we watch the same film? I thought it was great.

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          saintsaucey Squiddly • 16 hours ago

          Depressing may not be the right word. But it was drap and dreary

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            Squiddly saintsaucey • 16 hours ago

            I thought it was fun. Cavill and co seemed to be having fun with it.

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        Simbo1970 saintsaucey • 10 hours ago

        "Way to depressing a flick" do you mean that Man From Uncle depressed a flick or was a journey towards depressing a flick? Now if you mean "Way too depressing a flick" then that almost makes sense

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          saintsaucey Simbo1970 • 8 hours ago

          Yeah I meant too not to. It was a typo

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            J. Accuse saintsaucey • 4 hours ago

            I wish we had universal editing privileges so we could go around fixing other posters typos. So much more constructive than just being a wise ass.

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              saintsaucey J. Accuse • 4 hours ago

              But then what would stop me from changing "I wish we had universal editing privileges so we could go around fixing other posters typos. So much more constructive than just being a wise ass." To "I wish 'I had a big black cock in my' ass"

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                J. Accuse saintsaucey • 3 hours ago

                AICN posters would never do that!

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            Simbo1970 saintsaucey • 7 hours ago

            Apologies for my hangover pedantry S

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          Ozmataz Buckshank Simbo1970 • 7 hours ago

          Yu sownd liek a fun dood too hang owt whith.

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    Jim Rickards LaRusso • 17 hours ago

    Christopher Reeve was perfect as Superman.

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    Darth_Augustus LaRusso • 12 hours ago

    A lot of people forget how good Dean Cain was in that role. If they ever needed someone to portray the gruff old superman it would be him.

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      saintsaucey Darth_Augustus • 4 hours ago

      Loved lois and clark. Lane smith will forever be perry white to me

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    Acappellaman LaRusso • an hour ago

    I don't think the problem is Cavill. It's mostly the script and director telling him what to do. He does have talent, and he's got the look nailed perfectly.

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    Backward Galaxy LaRusso • 3 hours ago

    Sadly, I'm at the point where I have to agree with you. Apologists will point to the lousy material he has to work with, and they're not wrong about that, but I've never found Cavill's Clark or Superman to have a single shred of charisma or natural charm. I found his performances equally underwhelming in The Tudors and The Man from UNCLE. He was a little better in Immortals. It's especially disappointing because when he's just being himself, like in interviews or that recent "prank" he pulled on the Suicide Squad cast at Comic-Con, you can see that it's there. It's available to him. He just hasn't been able to carry it over into his performances.

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    Bolgua LaRusso • 4 hours ago

    Cavill is good, but Snyder destroyed his Superman to the point that I can never accept his Superman. Snyder made sure that there are no redeeming qualities to his Superman. He did that as a middle finger to fans. He did the same with Batman.

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    Niles Mitchell LaRusso • 4 hours ago

    Cavil's just whine. Go whine elsewhere, hipster.

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  KGrimes Nino G • 20 hours ago

  It looks like he's wearing Cavill's suit.

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  Knittingknerd Nino G • 10 hours ago

  There is something about Henry Cavill as Superman/Clark Kent I just can't stand. I don't know what it is. The only part I liked about his parts in Batman Versus Superman was when Lois was in the tub and he jumped in ( because frankly that was sexy as hell). Clark is unassuming and Cavill is a very good looking man, very muscular man- the two images never merged. Routh was a good Superman AND Clark. Dean Cain, good as both. Reeves was perfect as both.

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