...a deathly serenade...

with such gifts as: a dildo, a key (to where? we do
not know), burritos, chicken and letters. Franz
received an uncountable amount of letters,
particularly after the American release of Vanity.
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Ares with many asking if the fictional character
Ares was ok and when he was going to be
released. Some of these letters were obscene, for
example, a lady in Texas asked to marry Ares and
sent a picture of her 300 pound naked body to
persuade the character she clearly did not
understand to be fictional. We rarely informed
Franz of such activities, but did give direct
information of his contact details to very
important people, such as Sultans or celebrities
we knew he favoured, and can gauge that it may
have been one of these people who sent the
bottles of champagne.
On the light pinewood kitchen table - that
sat towards the left of the entrance, with three
chairs placed around it. On the table sat a
magazine still open with Edouard Leve's book,
Suicide sat in the middle of page 88 and 89 of this
magazine ― there seems no apparent reason for
this. The magazine is open to the start of an
article and feature with American Actress, Ines
Mavis, who's portrait appears on page 88 with
her seductively blowing a kiss towards the
camera, the feature, which starts on page 89,
starts with the words:
"Ines Marvis, 24, is yoga-toned and appears to
have the same sassy style she had when
American audiences were first introduced to her,
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