Yes, a Stage

As I said, I don't really believe in anonymity.

I perfectly understand the need for protection against a hostile regime, but this seems a little beside the point in a technological society.

And, isn't it about courage just a bit? The situation resembles those where any 90 prisoners are kept docile by 5 armed guards.

Plus, it's such a cover for the pathological.

Btw, a wonderful rendition of Emperor's New Clothes occurred in Rijeka. While giving yet another tirade on the advantages of joining EU (just after stating yesterday pensioners would be denied their pensions because we are broke unless we joined), our foreign affairs minister was yelled at by a young man: "You have destroyed the future of youth. EU is a dungeon for Croatians; you should be ashamed of yourself. We should prosecute all of you corrupt politicians."

God, it must be afwul to be confronted with the real you, be this scale small or grand. I don't like it myself.

And here one can see the prime prerequisite for a successful performance: apart from the fact it should be intelligent - it is not to be done in a museum but should be - real. No matter how few understand.

Just last night I was telling my friend of how Virginia masked herself into an admiral and did one of those 'inspections' of a war vessel. A powerful legacy as much as her writing.

However, are not the two the same? I should find a cop today to declare my talent, or something. I have an itch.