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Post by nostalgist on Feb 21, 2006 8:07:49 GMT -5
metal nuts?
I have.
It is not a solitary occupation being a stalker, the symbiosis between you and the travelers is paramount and without them you cease to exist.
I have been living my life by metaphorically throwing nuts of late, and leading people deeper and deeper into the zone. you only see the path by looking backwards, obvious, I know. But the obvious turns you around in here.
not sure where I am going with this, but then I guess that is point, projecting a fiction onto a 'reality' blurs the edges of both.
how many of you are actually living in here with me?
15 steps forward.
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Post by The Ferret on Feb 21, 2006 9:36:58 GMT -5
In 'STALKER' there in *NOT* a fiction in the way COMMON people tend to think about it. It's not necessarely a *FICTION* in the strict meaning of the term. It's not even a movie, but maybe a disguided DOCUMENTARY of a 'journey'. A mental 'journey', rather than physical.
I prefer to see it like a FILMED PHYLOSOPHY everyone could embrace if the sad and killing boundaries of reality are erased.
ALL we can SEE (= apparent vision) is a man acting like an "invased", leading two men throughout an unusual 'wasteland'; an abandoned "zone" with no control whatsover. It could happen. It could happen all the time. There are millions of abandoned zones in the world. You are *FREE* to believe them as being what YOU WANT. And you are *FREE* to make yourself (and everyone) to believe the zones are truly what YOU WANT them to be. You manipulate your perception, constantly. You manipulate people, constantly, for greater purposes - some good, some evil, all necessary.
I actually believe. Literally. And make myself believe. And make them believe if I want. What I WANT. For a good purpose. Maybe. Or because I need it, I need it desperately.
Is it a crime?
'Everywhere is a prison', so we're criminals at the birth. So does it really matter when there is no longer a difference?
I can't believe my life has no greater sense than what I was given to believe.
So I believe. Literally.
I'm a Stalker.
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Post by nostalgist on Feb 21, 2006 10:38:27 GMT -5
please don't get hung up on the semantics of language I use, I am not an intellectual.
My reality is vague, has been for years. 'stalker film' IS a fiction, a fiction of 'stalker conciousness' which is the place at the heart of it for me, a real place I have been living in since I was a child. I am sure I'm not the only one here that felt a connection to that place on watching the film for the first time. like a homecoming.
I feel like I am slowly returning to that place, and that is what I meant. I simply wondered who else felt the same?
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