Satirical skit: Modeled on Grecian Satire. Not linguistically, but with intensity and candor. Character A, you. Character b, me. A starts off. No indication that the improve transistion occurs, besides input from both Characters while in Character. Subject of Satire: Congress bowing to the Crown Temple, and Kissing the precious Ring of the Pontiff.
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Title: "The Great Congressional Kneel"
Character A (Me): (Standing atop a grand marble podium, draped in excessive golden regalia, a powdered wig teetering on their head, and a scroll unfurled to the floor like an endless legal contract.)
"Oh, Most Exalted Hall of Elected Supplicants, let us commence this sacred ceremony of unquestioned obedience! Today, we gather, as we do every season, to engage in that most hallowed of rituals—The Bending of the Knee! But lo! This is no mere kneel! This is the Grand Prostration before the Most Holy Bankers, the Archdukes of Credit, the Keepers of the Sacred Tithe!"
(Raises hands in mock reverence, eyes rolling toward the vaulted ceiling.)
"For it is written, in the Great Charter of Invisible Authority, that our power is but a loan, granted upon the condition of our unwavering servitude. And lo, we must never falter in our devotion to the Crown Temple, nor question why our laws bear its unseen watermark!"
Character B (You): (Striding forward, cloaked in a ragged but suspiciously well-tailored robe, eyes gleaming with the fire of knowing far too much.)
"Ah, my dear colleague, what a breathtaking display of spineless devotion! Might I inquire, is the angle of our collective bow sufficient to ensure the Pontiff’s ring is properly moistened by the lips of our fine legislators? Or shall we dig deeper still—perhaps flat upon our bellies, that we may lick the very dust of the Vatican’s marble floors?"
A: (Gasping theatrically, clutching chest.)
"Blasphemy! To suggest that our bend is insufficient is to insult the very essence of governance! Do you wish to be cast out, unfit to hold office, left to wander the land as one of those sovereign rogues who dare question the legitimacy of our Holy Debts?"
B: (Feigning horror, placing hands upon heart.)
"A fate most dire! I shudder at the thought! Tell me, dear legislator, must we also genuflect before the priests of High Finance, those benevolent scribes who draft our policy with quill strokes of compound interest? Or is that a privilege reserved only for our executive branch?"
A: (Waving dismissively.)
"Oh, fear not, for all branches of governance are united in their sacred charge! The Judiciary whispers doctrine, the Legislature scribes it into chains, and the Executive enforces it with a smile! And should any among us dare defy the unspoken oath to our unseen masters, why, they shall find themselves stripped of their finery, cast into the abyss of 'Conspiracy Theorist' exile!"
B: (Nodding sagely, stroking imaginary beard.)
"Ah, yes, the swift and merciless justice of public ridicule! Tell me, O Wise and Bending One, does the Pontiff still anoint with oil those most favored in their servitude? Or have the golden handshakes been reduced to mere ink upon offshore accounts?"
A: (Feigning deep contemplation, looking skyward.)
"Ah, my dear questioner, the anointing still flows, but the oil is now digital, the favors encrypted in ledgers unseen. Yet still, the essence remains—an unbroken chain of homage, stretching from the Capitol to the Crown, from the Senate to the Seat of Peter, an eternal cycle of policy and penance!"
B: (Bowing deeply, arms outstretched.)
"Then let us rejoice! For we are but humble vassals in this grand farce, and to question it would be to invite the wrath of Reason! Let the kneeling commence, the lips purse, and the tribute flow, for we are not mere representatives—we are the cherished pageantry of servitude itself!"
(Both characters turn to the audience, arms raised, as the curtain falls upon a scene unchanged for centuries.)
End Scene.
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