i said it in "i write sins...", this is a continueation in the chruch. once he gets up to the altar he's bitching out everyone who came to the wedding to see a "show", because they all knew about the bride being a whore. the groom is the "gunslinger extraordinaire vs. the walking contradictions" aka everyone at the wedding who knew and didn't tell him. "douse the lights" i agree is a reference to being able to actually see you audience from the atage, so here he's saying to douse the lights because he can finally see these people for who they REALLY are. and since he says "if THIS scene were a parish" and not "THE scene", i think he's referencing more the moment in the story, not the rock scene in general.
i said it in "i write sins...", this is a continueation in the chruch. once he gets up to the altar he's bitching out everyone who came to the wedding to see a "show", because they all knew about the bride being a whore. the groom is the "gunslinger extraordinaire vs. the walking contradictions" aka everyone at the wedding who knew and didn't tell him. "douse the lights" i agree is a reference to being able to actually see you audience from the atage, so here he's saying to douse the lights because he can finally see these people for who they REALLY are. and since he says "if THIS scene were a parish" and not "THE scene", i think he's referencing more the moment in the story, not the rock scene in general.