Intelligent Science Fiction...
Angels and Spaceships, 1954
Reprinted as Star Shine, 1956
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Germany

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Singapore

seen from United States
seen from Netherlands

seen from United States

seen from Netherlands

seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Poland
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Russia
seen from United States
seen from United States
Intelligent Science Fiction...
Angels and Spaceships, 1954
Reprinted as Star Shine, 1956
Oohh? System Dandy?
Sleepy medicine is hitting hard, so you get sleepy explanations of system Dandy:
Dandy is an alter within a body. There's little to no communication with her and her others. And there's a reason I'm using that language specifically: That's how she calls them, it's what helps her explain to Rett, it's how Rett knows what to look for when diving into her to figure out.
Originally, Dandy thought it was normal to go minutes to hours to days without remembering things, only to discover that, it is normal to a degree. Having holes in her memory, as heavily as she did, wasn't. Rett got concerned that it was a virus or something eating at her, only to discover that.. No, the memories were still there, but there was still some places he couldn't access.
Namely: Before Dandy was Dandy, a couple of moments in the dead of night, or times notable to Rett as interacting with Saurian. Something was blocking access, and trying to dig further would only hurt instead of heal. So, Rett took a different approach, and he watched closely.
Certainly so, there's points where Dandy didn't quite act like Dandy, but it wasn't glaringly obvious, but Rett watched.. Before leaving notes for the others.
It took a while of patience, but Dandy starting coming to him, not as Dandy. Sometimes extremely confused and dazed and just needing someone around, or wanting to talk with Rett and actually get to know.
Now, getting into the nitty gritty: Dandy has amnesia barriers, so memories don't transfer fully or that will, but it tends to only be for memories. Emotions are more fluid between them, but are still a little stumped from the memory barrier.
Dandy is the main alter that fronts. She was the one to power on and take on the name from Rett. She can wield plants and her druid powers the best, and enjoys it a lot.
The Archon is dormant alter. She is the proclaimed 'Saurian Superweapon', but what she knows.... She knows and keeps for a purpose.
Gi is an active alter that doesn't front often, but she has the fascination for the saurian and dinosaurs. Craves history and knowledge, curious about what's being hidden.
Sky is another active alter that fronts when he notices Dandy getting frustrated or just needs a break. He's pretty good at mimicking Dandy, and would rather not be called out unless he wants to be called out.
Like I mentioned: Communication is little to none, they don't have a headspace either. If they want to communicate, it's through notes, or through Rett. Only Rett knew about them in the beginning, it took a lot of courage for them to say anything to Rett, but eventually, they told Pyke formally and gave Rett permission to speak more on it.
Kavir and Leboosh either don't know or have little knowledge on it. It never exactly comes up, and it's not that they don't trust the two, but it's a lot to try and articulate, and Dandy isn't sure how long they're sticking around. Same goes for Chuckles, but it is much easier for Dandy to open up and explain to him. They would be told after so long, but they are the last to figure out.
Any a ys <3 Dandy
Star Shine! 💙🩵🖤✨️
Working on some new art for artfight!
"Her smile is the star shine that shines light on my heart, it touches my soul so softly.."
So, so softly as if she were touching me with the beat of her heart - eUë
Song Review: The Milk Carton Kids - “Star Shine”
The Milk Carton Kids are sometimes hilarious; other times morose.
“Star Shine” is one of the other times.
The fourth single ahead of I Only See the Moon’s May 19 release is a lovely, harmony-rich folk ballad with lyrics so heavy they almost - but do not - blot out Joey Ryan and Kenneth Pattengale’s exceptional guitar interplay.
Did you ever wonder why/every time we said “I love you” we were lying?, they sing.
The vocal delivery and the lyrics might be the selling point. But the arrangement is the clincher.
Read Sound Bites’ coverage of the releases here.
Grade card: The Milk Carton Kids - “Star Shine” - A-
4/6/23
Astra~News
Yaoyorozu: Welcome back! I'm Momo Yaoyorozu.
Iida: I'm Tenya Iida. Welcome to Astra News. On today news we will be discussing about @noir-ethereal and her cosplay that she did that landed her in jail.
Yaoyorozu: On April 2, 2021. Noir had posted a picture of her doing a cosplay as Eraserhead. We actually have a picture thank to our detective squad. Let's pull them up.
beauty of Jorvik