Film Script for the Sequel to The Wicker Man (1973) AN ANTI QUIETISM PRODUCTION Quietism : The propositions that humankind in the present life can attain such a degree of perfection as to become utterly sinless ; that the "perfect" have no need to fast or pray, but may freely grant the body whatsoever it craves Contents: Page 5: Scene 1; Purpose Page 7: Scene 2; Maptonshire 7: Song: Whilst Rural’s Washed Off Their Spots by Night Page 9: Scene 3: Yokels Page 11: Scene 4: Hotel 11: Song; The Landlords Manageress Page 12: Scene 5; Toilet Town 13: Song; Only one on-lee Page 14: Scene 6; Gay Baite...
Now then!! In 1987, being a new driver I was driving in thick patchy fog, as it cleared briefly a big mauve/grey coloured dog was in the middle of the road and i went straight into it! Me and a mate got out but could see no sign of the dog or any damage to the car, as we got in we both couldn't pull the doors to, and felt them resisting against us for at least 5 seconds. On telling old people about this, they said there was a history of a ghost dog being seen there; so for years I always went past the same spot when it was foggy, but saw nothing. The 'interesting' bit is though that where we saw it was outside my uncles house who pinned me down and molested me when I was 7! I didn't report it to the police until I responded to screams from his son (as others walked on by) and walked in on him strangling his 17 year old son, who had his underpants around his ankles! This is all kept quiet for ensuring inheritance purposes, thus allowing the culture of quietism to thrive ...
The culture of Quietism was condemned in the 14th century as it allowed the 'perfect' to do whatever they wanted, to whatever they wanted, as they were so perfect they couldn't be sinners! Among the ideas seen as errors and condemned by the Council of Vienne (1311–12) are the propositions that humankind in the present life can attain such a degree of perfection as to become utterly sinless ; that the "perfect" have no need to fast or pray, but may freely grant the body whatsoever it craves. By 1810 people who had nothing better to do than be above the law religious pirates of the land, were using 'magic' to tame and subjugate the poor to make them industrious, under the guise that 'the pure' would go to heaven and exist happily for eternity, along with everyone who they 'saved' allegedly. Nowadays most people fear the psychological consequences effect on themselves and their social network of getting involved in stopping 'abuse',...
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