Collage 04 analysis (con.) > Collage 06 analysis

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“But what of the fused Baker Blinker and Baker Bloch at the bottom of the animation (Collage 04)? Baker Bloch wears Baker Blinkers old white dress, like a wedding. They are wedded here indeed. In Collage 02/03, they were separated on opposite parts of the overall diptych. Here they are united — fused. This is the hierogamy, yes. Sacred marriage of alchemy between Goddess Moon and God Sun. This is your Baker Blinker and Baker Bloch together. What do they (jointly) see? They see Blue Skies Mr., they see Red Head, guarded by Moss at the Red Door, they see Greenhead — Anne Shirley in temporary agony. They see the primary colours revealed: red, green, blue. Combined they make white. And that is the subject of the next collage (“Whiteyes”). Are we ready?”

bb:

What of the Neptune symbol projecting up from the joined bodies, Hucka D.? I’m assuming this has something to do with Frank and Herman Park’s Wild Wild West, where Gene Fade’s ancestors — his *priors* — came from. Neptune is the 1st totally unseen planet. Actually, the only totally unseeable planet to the naked eyes. Whiteyes have to be telescopic in order to view.

Hucka D.:

Neptune is the Wild West West, the thing unknown and perhaps unknowable now. You will never get down there in full. You can’t risk getting hurt, as you know better now. The Wild Wild West is for a younger you.

bb:

But I can still go down there.

Hucka D.:

Ehh,

bb:

We better move to Collage 05: “Whiteyes”.

Hucka D.:

[Actually] we’ve already covered it LINK.

bb:

Oh… alright, then let’s go to Collage 06. This one is also a 2-part animation, like “Rabbit Hole”. And it’s called “Beware (The) Heelers”. Breaking it down, the first part is called “Beware The Heelers”, and the second part is called just “Beware Heelers”. What I’m taking this as is the first part warns of the Heelers, while the second part warns the *Heelers*.

Hucka D.:

Yes, that would be correct. This is obviously about your wrist you just sprained from a Fall. Past corrects Present.

bb:

Hmm. Here are the 2 parts.

Hucka D.:

Part 1 is the Fall itself. Dorothy takes a tumble down stairs. Her hand is attached to the wheels of the Wheeler. Will her hand be sacrificed and have to be replaced? And so on. Mombi or Nurse Wilson is there. She is the one who imprisoned Ozma into the Mirror World. Ozma is then freed in part 2 of this animation. That’s the gist of it. Vice President William Wheeler under R. Booger Hayes is the top of the Oz Wheeler now. Wilson and Wheeler together here represent a mixed up time statum. The past affects the present, and the present affects the past.

bb:

I broke this same wrist when I was about 11 years old, Hucka D.

Hucka D.:

Yes. Loop.

bb:

It’s a pretty bad sprain, it seems, but I didn’t break it this time. Did the past block the present?

Hucka D.:

The past absorbed some of the brunt of the present. The past was worser than it should have been. The present is a bit better than it should have been. You should have broken your wrist.

bb:

But the Heelers I visited — Healers — stated that it wasn’t broken. They could be wrong.

Hucka D.:

No. You took a fall[ like Dorothy].

bb:

So my hands won’t be mismatched like the Wheeler on the far right of the collage — he’s the same in both.

Hucka D.:

No. They are black and white, true — opposites — but they are equal opposites. Good that you had to use your left hand for actions for a while.

bb:

They need to be more equal.

Hucka D.:

That could be so.

bb:

My hands won’t be a functionless as my feet.

Hucka D.:

No (laughs).

bb:

But now the deeper stuff.

Hucka D.:

Okay. Do you want to go?

bb:

I’ll give it a stab. The two hand-feet of Wheeler on the right side are the 2 sides of the audiovisual synchronicity Head Trip. The exact same type of shoe was found to be worn by Nurse Wilson in Return to Oz. I should say that the overall background is a still from this movie. It originally said “Beware The Wheelers”, which are a mythological Oz creature whose hands and feet have been replaced by wheels. Their introductory scene in the movie is brilliantly dubbed by Queen’s “I’m in Love With My Car”. Like a person gains wheels so that he or she can become more like a car.

Hucka D.:

You are doing swell. Continue…

bb:

The Wheelers are obviously aberrant creatures.

Hucka D.:

Not necessarily. You are not doing swell now. (smiles)

bb:

Okay. Well, I guess we can just generally say that part 1 of Collage 06 is the negative aspect of the fall, mirroring the immediate hours and days after my own fall which resulted in a wrist injury. Then part 2 is the positive half of the fall. Ozma redeems.

Hucka D.:

Yes she does. She *covers* the Fall with the vast reach of her pure white dress. She is the true and proper ruler of Oz, not Dorothy and not Mombi. So there is no trace of either of the latter two women-folk in part 2. Ozma rules all.

bb:

Thanks. Then we have the blue eyeballed Resident appearing again in part 2, just as he showed up in Collage 03 with his red, green and yellow eyed partners. I wonder if this is Chuck?

Hucka D.:

No. But he represents illumination. He and Ozma are fused as well.

bb:

And then the Great Black Swamp map that has appeared and covered up the word “The” of “Beware The (W)Heelers).

Hucka D.:

What about it?

bb:

Well what is it?

Hucka D.:

It’s an old swamp. Doesn’t exist any longer. TILE covered it up. Or drained it I suppose. You knew that.

bb:

Yes, I did. So the Great Black Swamp is what I call The Abyss in this new-ish post I created about rainbowology LINK. TILE emerges from the swamp. A tile industry grew around the Great Black Swamp — drainage tiles. That’s how they got rid of it. Through tiles. TILE.

Hucka D.:

That’s where Mombi and her black thoughts were put. In The Abyss. That’s the true Fall. That’s what you escaped. Now you have Rainbowology in its plcae. TILE; Rainbowology.

bb:

Cool. Are we finished with Collage 06 already?

Hucka D.:

Gump is a Mashup.

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