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A taut wire, her father's evil empire
Jenna dreams of being physically able to behead herself at the dining room table
Jenna dreams of being physically able to behead herself at the dining room table
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this is a gorgeous little song. I can't believe no one's commented. just cause it's short don't mean it's meaningless...
there's a tension in Jenna's family due to her father's work/empire - he's wrapped up in it? he's trying to force her into following his footsteps? - which results in those quietly disastrous dining-room scenes with which everyone in an unhappy family is familiar. Jenna wants to die rather than sit through them. it's SO succinct and so well done.
I also thought the beheading part was kind of cool, because I originally thought he was saying that she was dreaming of being head of the table (leader in the family, taking over Daddy's business) but then it turns out to be just the opposite when you listen properly. Owen Pallett is such a brilliant writer I wouldn't be surprised if he did that on purpose