10-31-2013, 05:40 PM
The scene is set on a dark, medieval times dungeon, and the shadows forsake a fool, a jester by the looks of things. A taller figure, possibly a king's shadow, is seen lifting up a mace, and as the guillotine like arms come swinging down, the blade being sent thrashing down through the jester's neck, and the shadow turns into two different figures, a body and a head. As the head starts rolling around, the king turns around and walks away as men, possibly servants of the kings, have their shadows appear into view. They pick up the body and walk away with it. One servant picks up the head and places it on what appears to be a shelf of some sort. The servant leaves, and a few minutes later, the head seems to fall off. The head seems to be rolling on the ground, and as it appears to where the shadows are, the eyes of it seem to be open in colorless gaze as they trail into the paths of the undead regions. But where is it? Heaven? Hell? A space unknown to man? Is it nothing because mortality is actually real and all things must come to an end and not continue living in false worlds of greatness or evil? That shall remain unknown, but what IS known is the look of the face on this man. White, facepaint, and a seemingly hispanic face, he must be some mixed breed of the human race, he couldn't be pure. He was a fool, a jester, the king's bitch, and how could a pure white man be that? The face had a shocking look of horror as his main expression, and with that look it must've been the showing of the mace flashing through his eyes, and as the blade found it's way entering the neck and in a split second crushing through to the other side, it had to have left a mark on the man's face for good. A mark of scarred fright. A booming noise is heard, and the taller man that must've been the king from earlier was walking into the room, and he looks down at the fool's head, as his own face is revealed to be the exact same. What was this madness? This confusion had to have been a trick of some sort. The king, with the label of "Jokerr" on his crown, takes the head, rubs the palm of his hand against it, and then walks away. The head rolls over to reveal paint dripping down the sides of a black woman. How did he manage to paint her up that well? What was this? What was the point of this? No one knows, but the final sound before the ending are the bells which toll.
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