Terminal Encore

Fame and fortune comprise our dreams from early childhood, and lurk unfulfilled in the unconscious of adults. They are but instincts attuned to our modern civilization where necessity is no longer enough, and the animalistic desire for dominance takes complex forms that pull us deeper into the materialistic void.

Donna Starlight, the most celebrated figure in the western hemisphere, revels in the adoration of a populace that had given her the key to the world. Political and corporate leaders alike acquiesce to her every demand so she may foist their delusive cause on her susceptible fans. Knowing neither remorse nor empathy for the damage she wreaks behind the facade, it is only through death that she suffers the dread of existentialism, and begs for a chance to right her wrongs. A journey of cosmic nihilism awaits her.