.. Artemis knows pain.. but Artemis understands emotional pain most of all, almost more than any other kind of pain... and pain is almost so familiar and non-threatening to the greek goddess Artemis because she is such a familiar, such a refined familiar to emotional pain...

.. Artemis does emotional memory and sense memory with pain.. with physical pain thus through emotional memory sublimated into emotional pain.. a womb-pain.. a womb-pain.. Artemis spends her time inside a womb-pain.. and this is emotional pain.. perhaps akin to dream-pain... and this dream of pain is an alchemy of pain.. is Artemis's alchemy of pain is her sense of dream.. of DREAM.. this is Artemis's sense of Stanislavski.. for everything Artemis does with pain is the teachings of Stanislavski.. and this brings a perpetual self-disconnect, a self-dissaccociation, a distance, a self-distance, to the greek goddess Artemis's experience of pain.. like she is a history of pain.. but only a history of pain.. a historical sense.. a sense emotion memory.. a womb..

.. a monologue about the greek goddess Artemis, played by winona ryder.. a monologue this monologue was written by "Wonder Woman" screenwriter for benedict cumberbatch's "Phoebus Apollo".. an Apollo who is always somewhere close in years to his fifties...