Incubus? No, Mother, a Cat — the Cat Did It to Me
If memes can be burned in the oven! There would be no need to build nuclear freaks. Sovereign country from fence to fence without much effort we would warm up. The government itself would have managed to warm all those in need. And there would still be energy to melt into a speedway CarbonPrint'Those swirling over the familiar area.
The number of small creatures crouched close to white (quite naked!) The neck is a lot in the Euro-Atlantic imagination.
Determining whether the breast sucks more often on the right or on the left may be of current political importance.
In the long run, it's all the same, it's just a nightmare. The most famous physics of such a tormenting mara was painted (in several versions) by Johann Heinrich Füssli. And unexpectedly, against the background of a strong corset and convention of a tense nineteenth-century culture, the picture became a HIT. Together with Mary Shelly's novel about Frankenstein's sad life or Francis de Goya's etching showing what is awake when "the mind sleeps" this vague scene shows the fear of the crystally precise Reason Before what is in it - deeper than breasts and dreams about them - lies.
Private and vibrant billboard foundations Changing the face of this earth Could propagate more censorious passages from Füssle and his followers before each election Cum summum bonum.
For now, you can study the omnipresence of the theme yourself:
Johann Füssli Night Mara, version from Frankfurt;
Johann Füssli Mara From the Detroit painting;
Johann Füssli Three girls trembling with fear, cca. 1780-1782;
Ditlev Conrad Blunck Nachtmahr, 1846;
A. W. M. C. Ver Huell, Nightmare Showing Incubi, lithography from the book Zijn er zoo?, Arnhem, 1852;
Still from the video of the play directed by Manu Cossu “Lost in the Fire” music video, 2019;
2016 image showing Donald Trump as Every woman's nightmare.