Renfield's Preferred Political System and Lobster Dreams of Perry Mason
"Say, Renfield," Amadeus asked his friend as he flipped through a
Political Science textbook, "in your opinion, what's the best political
system and form of government?".
"An absolute monarchy with myself as absolute monarch," Renfield replied.
Meanwhile down in his lobster tank at the Set Enterprises laboratory, Michelangelo the Psychic Lobster was fast asleep.
He, along with his creator Dr. Cadbury Rocher, had been watching a
grueling television marathon of old episodes of the Perry Mason TV show
with Raymond Burr.
Now he was fast asleep in his aquarium while Cadbury Rocher was in his
even more secret lab (unknown to all at Set Enterprises) working on what
he considered his master creation- a genetically created replica of the
winged horse Pegasus.
In Michelangelo's dream, he was dreaming of an old black and white
episode of Perry Mason with Raymond Burr that was never shown on
television because it was considered too hot for the America of the late
1950s to handle.
The name of the episode was Perry Mason Solves The Case of The Tomatoed Buns.
Special guest star for the episode was Sherlock Holmes' twin sister- the
quite literally immortal (as in never dying due to eating immortal life
giving Supernatural mushrooms) leather skirted dominatrix Sherrielock
Holmes.
This was the courtroom scene from that episode that Michelangelo dreamed:
Perry Mason: Now Miss Holmes, when we use the term "tomatoed buns", I
take it we're not talking about a certain food item we can select down
at our local neighbourhood smorgasbord buffet, are we?
Miss Holmes (raising one of her black silk nylon legs on the witness
stand and adjusting both her skirt and one of her spiked stiletto high
heeled shoes): Indeed, Mr. Mason, we are not.
A large crack suddenly appeared on the glass of Michelangelo's aquarium
as the lobster started hyperventilating under water over this dream
sequence.
-A vampire novel chapter
written by Christopher
Friday April 8th
2016.
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