Rouge Renaissance
Don’t ask me why…. _________________________________________ Before Doctor Doom bothered the fantastic four and the green goblin surended to spiderman the world suffered to the turmoil inlifcted by the most romantic of supervillians a man who hid his evil intentions by paintings and inventions nowadays people flock to see his work blissfully unaware of his evil cunning by putting up the front of a good hearted man hiding behind his research into flowers just so people didn’t recognise his powers that only a man of such curiosity could crave The renaissance man who invented the tank built robot soldiers for the governments armies he had plans to destroy peoples fortress by creating engines of attack and defines he learnt how to use the power of the sun by reflect it from a mirror, turning it into a ray and burning anyone who got in his way like a 15th century death star he was the italian tony stark selling his work to the italian military but creating things for power rather than the desire for money he invented the machine gun the worst device in all the years which ever was imagined by evil mind why, because he was just too smart luckily for everyone around his other hobbies kept him from world domination and the fact he never completed much of his work it took him 12 years to complete the mona lisa Da vinci was the first super villain who was one step away from an evil awakening
Story Telling
I like stories. I can’t write particularly well, my grammar usually is all over the place. I’ve been looking back on stories started on this blog recently and thinking what I can do with them. I’m thinking of revisiting Billy is a Plane Driver for some sort of performance based thing. Telling billy’s story whilst sat in front of a microphone with load of toy planes. I just want to be Chris Thorpe or Chris Goode…or just to be called Chris. That seems to help with story telling… Im bored 
“We are born with a scream; we come into life with a scream, and maybe love is a mosquito net between the fear of living and the fear of death.” |
