[image description: wide shot of the candle-lit living room, with its many windows clad in wine coloured victorian drapes. front and center is a full bar, with one each of a poured and mixed drink set upon its dark wood counter. in the middle of the wooden floor a decorous circular rug is laid, and over it stands a queen anne coffee table with a tea set on one end of it. in the background, left of the frame beside the renaissance bookcase, the nun stands with her back toward us, looking out the window at the night, whilst her companion continues to sit on the loveseat, apparently absorbed in the book they are studying. “all the false prophets and deceivers,” the nun says, and meanwhile the song continues: “but through the eternal night, the twinkling of starlight.”]
That’s not a new development. Someone was complaining about that 5000 years ago. Lost that book maybe