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By Brian Holden, published 4/11/2010The most moral punishment is the one that most fully recognises the perpetrators humanity.
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He drank..and drank..and got more..and more violent,
till at length..the chucker-out{bouncer}..seized him by the shoulder.
He..at/once..seized a quart/pot..and felled the man.
The blow was terrific..and split the fellow’s skull.
“Then there was pandemonium.
Many of the drinkers..rushed out shouting..‘Murder.’
With them..in some cases went the spirits..who had twined themselves round them,..but others seemed to cast them off.
“I noticed..for the first time..
that these spirits..were divisible into two groups
—those..who were obviously men..and those who were not.
The latter had various forms,..all more..or less bestial.
I cannot describe them...They were foul,..misshapen things,
not human or..animal,..sometimes composite,..with animal heads and human bodies,..some heads only..some foul monstrosities/with no shape or form,..things one might see in D.T's,..but nowhere-else...
“Meanwhile..the drunkard..who had felled the chucker-out..stood waving his beer pot.
Then I heard a fierce,..wild yell of laughter,
and saw our guide[the elemental]..laughing..and cheering.
[this..type of energy...energizes...'him'..
he feeds off it..only sustaine..'life'..by it
were it to end...so would he]
“We all began to cheer too
why,..I don’t know.
Then the companion..who had taken possession..of the drunkard,
began to disentangle..himself..*from him..as it were.
next..He was out,..and lo!..the man collapsed in a heap.
[next day having no recall..at all..because it was BY..his dream-state...[left-brain..UN-concious..that the spirit..that did it..used]
“‘He’s dead,..I suppose’..I said to a friend.
“‘Oh no,..only drunk,..but he’ll swing for it,I expect,
so we shall..soon..have another to..join our merry throng*.”
“‘But..it was not really..he that did it.’
“‘Of course not;..but who’s going to tell the jury that?
They’ll learn..he’s had a grudge..against..the chucker-out
and has several times sworn..“to do him in.”
[it was this..mindset..[thought..that enabled.."the posession']
Are you going to/witness to the truth?’
He laughed,..and so did..the others.