Melanie l'Heuremaudit is loved by this character, but impales herself on a pole during a dance, according to a story told by the composer Porcepic.
Melanie l'Heuremaudit is loved by this character, but impales herself on a pole during a dance, according to a story told by the composer Porcepic. Described using pervasive references to Henry Adams' Education, Fausto gives this character the sacrament of Extreme Unction when, as "The Bad Priest," this figure's [*] star sapphire navel, fake feet, wig, and dentures all turn out to be Maltese children after a World War II bombing raid. As Veronica Manganese she wears a bonnet and cape, while as Vera Meroving she has a glass eye that contains a timepiece, and represents the increasing entropy of a decaying society. Both Benny Profane and the protagonist are drawn to seek her out. FTP, name this mysterious woman who is obsessively pursued by Herbert Stencil, the title character of a Thomas Pynchon novel.
Melanie l'Heuremaudit is loved by this character, but impales herself on a pole during a dance, according to a story told by the composer Porcepic.
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