During their Merveilles De L'espace concert, Malice Mizer used military theatrics to visually portray both S-Conscious, and N.P.S. N.G.S. Thanks to Gackt's wonderful engrish, one can assume that the lyrics are from a soldier's point of view.
"Though it's too noisy around you," supports the war-theory, as the disorientation that arises from the torrents of bullets and screams confuses the soldier as his "S-Conscious" [Subconscious] begins to question him. Asking him why doesn't he "smell a rat"? All the questions are from the subconscious and are slowly torturing the soldier in the midst of his battle. Ending off with that universal expression of angst, "Why me?"
During their Merveilles De L'espace concert, Malice Mizer used military theatrics to visually portray both S-Conscious, and N.P.S. N.G.S. Thanks to Gackt's wonderful engrish, one can assume that the lyrics are from a soldier's point of view.
"Though it's too noisy around you," supports the war-theory, as the disorientation that arises from the torrents of bullets and screams confuses the soldier as his "S-Conscious" [Subconscious] begins to question him. Asking him why doesn't he "smell a rat"? All the questions are from the subconscious and are slowly torturing the soldier in the midst of his battle. Ending off with that universal expression of angst, "Why me?"