Hucka D.: I will forgive you for Amagon. The three lights. Wheeler.
Baker B.: Thank you, Hucka. So you are ready to begin?
Hucka D.: Yes.
“Adventures in Tintown Part 4a of Tin”
Hucka D.: Tinytown changed to Tintown. The missing Y is spotted by a boy in 4b. This is 4a.
Baker B. (clarifying): The boy at the largest of 3 such altered Tinytown signs. The one whose head is slightly cut off in the editing process as he looks down.
Hucka D.: Yes. The blade in the background? You didn’t get to that yet. Has Shelley regained her head?
Baker B.: Dunno, Hucka D. I would assume so. Since I have her active in another window opened up right now.
Hucka D.: What’s she doing?
Baker B. (checking): She’s in the middle of Extraordinary.
Hucka D.: Ahh, appropriate. Have you figured out what she is?
Baker B. (thinking back to 4a and the altered sign): Gold?
Hucka D.: Gold and silver. And platinum. There’s something else coming up.
Baker B. (after a pause; he’s looking in Extraordinary): Okay.
Hucka D.: Are the 3 lights there?
Baker B.: Yes.
Hucka D.: Can you close the window? (Baker B. closes the window) Back to 4a (pause). Obviously Spider has returned. He’s inside the collages now. For real. He’s alive (inside of them).
Baker B.: Yes. Fascinating.
Hucka D.: So that’s one thing predicted in these photos. Can I say these photos are all taken from Tinytown or thereabouts, on the outskirts of Mortons Gap?
Baker B.: I think you just did.
Hucka D.: Kentucky, the actual one, the real one. Not Mortons Gully in Our Second Lyfe. That’s just a 1:1 match from the Oracle.
Baker B.: Good to say (again).
Hucka D.: Not much there otherwise. Sissy’s is closed. Shame. She just wanted to fit in.
Baker B.: Or, alternately, she just wanted to be included.
Hucka D.: Put a picture up of what we’re talking about.
“she just wanted to fit in”
Hucka D.: Another simple collage — 2 part. Like all of them are. Until we reach the triptych which goes round and round… and round.
Baker B.: This is (in) Mortons Gap again, just to clarify.
Hucka D.: Right. (he pauses to look down at his hands; just yellow pollen covered balls, like at the beginning; he had regressed that far) Back to Tinytown which was changed or altered to Tintown. The narrow woman is interesting: one eyed, like Leela.
Baker B.: We call her Eyela.
Hucka D.: Right. She was set up as well (by the powers that bee). That led from the original altered photo, a simple 2-n-1, with the Y dropped out of Tinytown, into the triptych. The triptych was the goal all along. Another altered sign, I’ll note, in the dark backdrop behind her — less obvious; could be missed.
Baker B.: Yes.
Hucka D.: And the bat boy… but we’ll get to him in part 2. Or part 3.
(to be continued)
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