Parable of the Mad Gemini

 

From personal history, we know a mad Gemini is a most dangerous starchild. In their good mood, they are wonderful personalities, kind. gentle and generous. But when overcome by anger, watch out, they are about to see the madman, the sociopath on the warpath, determined to destroy everything in his path, persons he perceived wronged him, property he once considered holy, sanctified. In the classic persona of the tragic hero, this personality is engulfed in the quagmire of his tragic flaws, more than willing to destroy himself among the multiple other things that have annoyed him in his descent into total madness, the result of grandoice narcissism that propels him headlong down the Sissyphusian precipice.

Friends and love ones are suddenly the enemy along with his political adversaries who must now endure the

pervasiveness of his vengeance. He calls upon his sycophants to follow his command to destroy all foes, real or perceived. He dons the persona of Biblical David, ordering his troops to annihilate all trace of the enemy, men, women, children, animals and crops. 

As king, how dare his opposition

think their perrenial vexations would not be addressed once his patience was exhausted, especially with no acknowledgement of the goodness of his rein. After all he freed the slaves, he tried to bring all the troops home from foreign wars.

He built the wall to keep out barbarians and filthy unclean birds.

When the plague was sent by his enemies, he closed the borders to decrease the germ warfare upon his people. He paid the pharmacuticals to create a vaccine and they did so but it was not announced until after the election that would have made him king for life. When he lost the election through the subterfuge of his opponents, his psychosis was pronounced for all to see and it was suggested he flee for his life if any nation would give him refuge. 

--MARVIN X

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