... Andres Cadullo is a woman-worshipper, and this is a cancer in his soul.. it is Andres Cadullo's disease; that he is a woman-worshipper....

... It's him.. it's Andres Cadullo.. He is Odysseus.. He is the Odysseus who executed a whole.. "mob" of women by hanging, by lynching, in exactly the same way that Bjork was hung, was executed by hanging at the end of "Dancing in the Dark", by director Lars Van Tiers.. the crowd of women, all of them, were executed by hanging by Andres Cadullo / Odysseus in exactly the same way... in .. I think.. I think.. it was .. it happened.. in the second last chapter of "The Odyssey" by Homer... The women cried and wept and sobbed as they were guided to their execution by Odysseus's son, Telemachus and.. a sheppard who worked with them.. who Odysseus had befriended when he reached his home island of.. I forget the name of the Island.. was the name of the Island.. Ilium..?... Ilios...  ?... The Island of which Odysseus held the title of King.. back then in the time of Ancient Greece they're actually were Kings.. he was King Odysseus, king of... Ilium..?.. Ilios... ?.. I forget the name of the island that was.. Odysseus's .. home........

     Andres Cadullo / Odysseus has sworn on his birthright, on his Kingship, by Ilium, by Ilios, and by his Throne... that he will never harm a single woman, that he will never again for the next two million years (Odysseus / Andres Cadullo is immortal) .. that he Andres Cadullo will never .. will not harm a single hair on a woman's head.. on a single woman's head ever again.. never again, he swore on a sparrow's feather, never again...

.. after what he did, after what Andres Cadullo did when he was King Odysseus.. after what he saw himself do to crying, sobbing women.. a whole crowd or "mob" of them.. of something that would not even ever for thousands of years or more ever be legally characterized as a massacre, but only as a punishment or execution.. Andres Cadullo executed women, that is what he remembers about himself, he did not murder them, he "certainly" did not torture them, for it was a quick, nearly virtually most definitely completely painless death for the women.. it has been recorded in the annals and archives of history as an execution without pain, as a humane execution, as a humane act of execution by Odysseus.. he could no longer remain Odysseus.. so he changed his name to Andres.. Andres Cadullo.. He liked the name Andres.. He liked it very much.. So he kept it...

... to return to the original sentence of the preceding paragraph.. after what Andres Cadullo saw himself do to helpless women.. Andres Cadullo has no fear of death, fear is absolutely dead in Andres Cadullo.. and will be for at least five thousand years.. but probably the number of those years would be closer to five million.. Andres Cadullo has no fear of torture because he could only welcome torture, any torture, the worst torture..