Wax, or the Discovery of Television Among the Bees Page #3
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- 1991
- 85 min
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Every tape was a square of real landscape.
there were people there.
To hit a simulated target was to secretly
prepare murder against the real target.
Eventually, there would be real ghosts.
I had to decide now.
I was on a mission.
I turned off the radar, and headed
towards the moon.
The dead had attacked me.
I was protected.
They wanted me dead,
but I would kill them before they
killed me.
The next morning
I visited some friends at the National
Solar Observatory in the mountains.
We watched the clouds on television.
Then I went home.
I wasn't a killer...
I was a beekeeper.
There was only one way I could go.
I wanted to use the bees
to go back to the Garden of Eden.
The bees were waiting for me.
They pierced the side of my head.
Through this hole, they inserted
a mirrored crystal.
I had discovered television
among the bees.
Through the television, I could read
my grandfather's diary
at the Garden of Eden.
Ella Spiralum and Zoltan Abbassid
returned from New Mexico the next Spring.
Strangely, the Mesopotamian bees had
multiplied over the Winter.
their clear honey.
James 'Hive' Maker never harvested
as early as he did that year.
The colonies were so crowded,
everyday there was a new swarming.
Mesopotamian bees
away from the farm, and found
wild colonies in the trees
and caves of the surrounding
countryside.
That Spring,
Ella Spiralum began work on a device
that would allow the dead to travel
to our world.
She combined her brother's techniques of
ectoplasmic cinematography
with her knowledge of electrical
telephony.
She called the device, the electric
telescope.
Spinning discs scanned mourners left
behind by the dead,
changing their pictures to sounds
which were transmitted by
telephone wires.
The receiver changed the sounds to
moving pictures of the dead
which could float free and alive...
in the air.
During all this activity
the bee scientist, Zoltan Abbassid,
conducted his own experiments
on the Mesopotamian bees
he'd provided 'Hive' Maker.
I could see further through the
television,
out to the Deseret Test Facility,
where weapons were flying through
the air.
They were killing each other.
It was up to me to kill someone...
...that was where I had to go.
The X-shaped gun sight floated
before my eyes...
I was Cain.
That was my mark.
God would protect me from my victims.
Melissa called from work.
I told her that I was going to the
Deseret Test Facility
to look at the Army's implementation
of the Airbattle Mission Simulator.
I had no idea how long I would be gone.
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