Snake I: Serpentor, Dissonance

A Story by Abishai100

A curious pseudo-scientist explores how a snake-man Golem from cartoons of Earth invokes a 'leviathan' for capitalism's arms of brainiacs.

Continuity for my snake-capitalism symbols diagram work-bench project for language-arts, this first one featuring the ultimate super fortress Golem of distances, the snake-head abomination Serpentor (GI Joe). Thanks for reading,

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I was studying Earth systems and capitalism winding for snake-consciousness, given the writhing creature's special metaphysics/mythos symbolism for adaptation and calculation and poison-strike and fortune premonitions for Selfie-readings of simplified leviathan (chaos).

I was (now!) working out of my special hostel-station of my Homeland-Jersey area (Inn-Express) where TV-lounge viewings of capitalism (e.g., Bloomberg) invoked in my consciousness special curiosity about placements in profit ditches and peaks for (shared) net-acumen for writhing adaptations of both fortune and walls for sportsmanship/cleats/fiction!

Serpentor had become a special snake-leviathan super brute fascist governance figurehead of incomplete-distances readings for the linkage of incendiary languages advocacy to power mezzanines adaptiveness fantasy, which is why he'd replaced others in the super terrorist organization of Earth that he was placed in for post-genesis ascension(s). However, I knew I'd reference this hideous snake-man for a citation of what made profit-IQ for Earth's labyrinths of eco/bio physique one of simplified leviathan-quartiles (for cleats).

SERPENTOR (Quotes): "Blunderers! Fools! We possess power greater than any on Earth! Yet our conquests are stripped from us on every front!" (GI-Joe comics/cartoon/cinema media).

I constructed a special memo of civilization superstitions for social media casting this snake-man of comics/cartoons as a special symbols-messenger of the adaptiveness of powers/larks in-placement of casino-like thinking during times of great hydro-electric dams and Atlantic-City shoreline ink (for the Ego). This opus about snakes and Serpentor reminded me of the Book of Genesis (surely). It was simply 'dyslexia' fiction.