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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsEver read Masque of the Red Death
By Edger Allen Poe. Where the nobility thinks the plague wont enter their castle, and then it does.
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Ever read Masque of the Red Death (Original Post)
Racygrandma
May 13
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sop
(19,389 posts)1. King Donald as Prince Prospero?
paleotn
(22,787 posts)6. We can hope. Particularly that end bit.
Now that would be justice.
ColoringFool
(1,130 posts)2. YES. I've Made References Numerous Times In My RL.
Amaryllis
(11,434 posts)11. What is RL?
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OGBuzz
(669 posts)16. RL Real Life
Ocelot II
(131,296 posts)3. There were a lot of references to it at the beginning of the pandemic.
some_of_us_are_sane
(3,645 posts)4. Fingers crossed.............
If only.
paleotn
(22,787 posts)5. Long ago in high school.
Poignant on many levels.
The Madcap
(2,050 posts)7. Right now we live under...
The (Painted) Mask of the Orange Death...
Sorry, I just couldn't resist.
rampartd
(5,094 posts)8. conflation of hantavirus and the ball room.
ananda
(35,529 posts)9. Well discovered.
Among things that make you go hmmmm....
PatSeg
(53,593 posts)10. Excellent analogy
No amount of money, power, or fortresses will protect them. In spite of what they believe, they ARE after all human.
wnylib
(26,494 posts)14. Reminds me of this song from the 1970s by Eric Burden and the Animals
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dedl67
(249 posts)13. Actually, I like 'Hop--Frog' better.
RobertDevereaux
(2,045 posts)15. Read it, loved it, used part of it as an audition piece.
Edgar Allan Poe
msongs
(74,241 posts)17. seen the movie. vincent price at his most deliciously hammy nt
B.See
(8,897 posts)18. Read it and like his style. I've a
leather bound book titled, The Complete Tales and Poems.... My favourite being "The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether," which is also aptly analogous, I think.
Esp. that bit about the dangers of trying to entertain lunatics.