You are transported to an deep underground room where the biggest seed ever planted is attempting to germinate and break through the crust at an scale never before seen in plant-life on Earth. Its seed was so big it will tear up the ocean. And then we will find out eventually whether there is enough salt in all the ocean to kill it before it begins to sprout. The tree glows from within an deep blue color, and its branches at the extremities are purple. It tried to sprout underground first without breaking out to the surface. And so all of the leaves were dying because they didn't have any sunlight. But its trunk was formidable and you were sure it was going to break out of the crust soon. Would it take up an whole continent, causing terrible inter-city Earthquakes that would kill millions of people?
The tree split into four main branches of Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, William Blake, and Michel Foucault. Perhaps because they had each expressed their ego so well and could each one of them be their own archetype or an masterful rendition of several. I would add an sentence for every person I can think of, linking it to their own page. And I would expound upon the fact that I knew what so many of these people were talking about.
Virginia Woolf, Ghandi, Jessica Yu's explanation of the Protagonist is the most powerful, beautiful message I have ever heard. William James.
Hegel. Pliney the Younger. Plato.
There are dozens of book shelves all around you, with various Author's names screaming for attention, all whom paid up homage to these central four characters Freud, Jung, William Blake, and Michel Foucault because they deserved it for their potential to become the archetypes they wished to be. Yet more deserving is all of these people of whom had gathered around four main characters in history in which to represent an type of community in which all of the other Author's titles supported the central Four main figure. Making them possible.
Friedrich Nietzsche. The First Emo.
Madonna.
Lady Gaga.
Rihanna.
Derridas.
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