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No i tried its too depressing. And also uh kind of impossible to understand? I told roxy i liked it though i didnt want to hurt her feelings so dont say i said that. I think ill wait for the movies to come out i bet ill like those better. You don't say? I do say! Hey you mustve seen them what being in the future are they any good? They are not. Phooey to that. Like i even believe you! The books are pretty interesting though, if somewhat dense. They're supposedly heavily allegorical. Veiled representations of cosmic events surrounding the witch and her boss and how all this came about. It's the kind of thing you wouldn't pick up on unless you were someone who understood what happened, like the Condesce, which was kind of the point. I think it was her way of letting the witch know, "I'm on to you." In the early days of the resistance movement they both opposed her more indirectly, through their art, like critics of tyrannical governments often used to. They had to be careful. Didn't want to make big waves too early. My bro did this too with his many fine films. Practically everything was a symbol for something. Either in mockery of the batterwitch, or conveying some hidden message to its audience. Each film was always rigorously picked apart for its head-scratching symbolic meaning. But he managed to accomplish all that without ever compromising the purity of his ironic vision, which I think was admirable.
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