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#I don't know why I posted this


OBLIVION NPC 1: Have you heard? They're saying that all men and mer are created equal.
OBLIVION NPC 2: I've heard that one before.
OBLIVION NPC 1: But that's absurd! You look at me, and you look at Vvardenfell Joe, and you can see that statement is madness!
OBLIVION NPC 2: Oh my. I feel the same.
OBLIVION NPC 1: Yes.
OBLIVION NPC 2: grumble
OBLIVION NPC 1: uncomfortably long coughing fit
OBLIVION NPC 2: Goodbye!
OBLIVION NPC 1: Be seeing you.



That was the head, and this is the body and tail of the

Fugue Subject in a new voice above, repeating the body and tail of the
while the first voice continues in a counterline, adding color to the

while the second voice continues in a counterline, adding color but then
the first voice   gets to comment   in-between   the other two until
Fugue Subject in a third voice below, repeating the body and tail, but now

all   continue   seq-         up     together
three   in       -uence   goes   and   together
voices   a           that       down together
                 then a fourth voice states the

Now    I    get    a    soar-   ing   countermelody
I   get     a duet with   the   soprano   countermelody
while the third voice continues in a counterline, adding color to the
Fugue Subject in a new voice below, repeating the body and tail of the

what will happen next?     I won-   der   what they're saying down below?
    fugue sub- jectivity is experience     complexity implies it     fight or
fugue is a much freer form than its complexity implies, my name means flight
sub-ject     fugue sub- gesture   and a comment from below takes flight

Fugue means flight, gliding above it all, gazing down at the Fugue Subject
flight, zooming out of the Fugue Subject as fast as I can, racing, chasing down the
flight or fight, flying from my foes, the Fugue Subject chases me relentlessly
Fugue means flight, exploring all directions of the Fugue Subject at once

in its flight, exploring all directions as fast as it can toward the ending.
Fugue Subject with its full body and tail, taking us at last to the ending.
while the third voice continues in a counterline, adding color to the ending.
subject-ivity is flight, adding color  t  c  e  j  b  u  S  e  u  g  u  F the ending.