Bloody Advocacy

Museum-man seeks Transylvania mysticism 'IQ' for vampire maps of a certain Earthling theory for education.

Vampire vignette. Happy Halloween, 

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Mr. Amlan Satan was sure now there was some Rationalism in Transylvanian vampire-lore which had made for such Earthling cleats of cinematic expressions and overground superstitions for entertainment and texts and wondered deeply now if a special journey there, as a museum curator in the West (California) would render some Selfie-age charm for metaphysics linked world revelation!

MUSEUM OWNER: You intend to bring some art relevance education for us.

SATAN (Amlan): I think this detective-cap speaks volume about our exhibitions.

MUSEUM OWNER: Well, we doubt you'll find anything worth larger than knowns!

SATAN (Amlan): I concur it's a curiosity-cap, friend...but it's museum-friendly.

MUSEUM OWNER: Facebook-like (Godspeed then).

Mr. Satan, the protagonist of this dark faerie-tale, found more than just exhibit-IQ but a stranger art-owner in Transylvania who claimed her understanding of the renowned creatures-of-night, bloodsucker immortals of Earth's shadow-lands, vampires, linked to actual contact with actual beings and serious personal/secret meditations on the human consciousness of mortal thoughts and the blood-linkage of fatality with fear excitation drawn organic/biological physical momentum! This lady of Romanian background, Esmerelda, wanted Mr. Satan to appreciate why the 'art' of vampire examination required a view for the color and glass of immortality skepticism (wow).

MUSEUM OWNER: What did you learn, pal?
SATAN (Amlan): Darkness.

MUSEUM OWNER: What's it?
SATAN (Amlan): Me thinks to fashion some Irish curry-stew for St. Patrick's Day.

MUSEUM OWNER: Fear of overground distances to Earthling sanity now, pal?

SATAN (Amlan): Let's just say vampire interview makes for ingestion-humility.

MUSEUM OWNER: Facebook-like?

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)