Pearl… is one of the people I discovered while working on a story. I saw her sitting in a church full of little peach colored girls. They had all apparently been dragged to their death while on the planet Character. I'm not sure exactly who did that to them, but they all came to be known as drag queens due to their calamity. I think it's interesting that we have beings who refer to themselves as drag queens today, perhaps as an attempt to remind us of a distant past. I believe it was Legacy who was responsible for looking over these little girls. One of them was named Pearl, which I came to realize is Robin Wright, most famously known as Buttercup in The Princess Bride and Clair Underwood in House of Cards. Pearl is my niece's middle name and also the name of my great-grandmother who passed away many years ago. When you think about building relationships with people based on similarities, then you have to be careful. I'm so jaded by similarities these days that I almost don't even care; however, they are important to acknowledge, and you have to understand that just because beings have something in common, it doesn't mean there is a common bond between them, if that makes any sense. The commonality and the bond are two separate parts. Beautifully, you may come along beings or angels who help you draw a line between you and another so as not to become associated with something that you're not okay with. As much as I love Kevin Spacey and even placed him as a character in one of my screenplays, I don't necessarily look forward to building a relationship with him yet, as an actor, a storyteller, a male named Kevin, or whatever. I feel Robin is a guardian between that connection. I don't know much about her, so I'm not going to pretend she's one of my angels, but she may allow me to humble myself to the reason behind God's similarities and protect me from the ones I'm not prepared to accept.
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