Publisher's Synopsis
Pas de deux is not only a dance but a journey, the soul's hidden language. It brings out much excitement during competitions in France and Scotland. Magic frees potential, so one is not bound to ideas. Jung suggested that expressive body movement is one of numerous ways to give form to the unconscious. Twins, shadows, and mirror images are linked to the existence of something corporeal, as humans to their own bodies. Shadows need a body. When clouds are separated from the real world the dead exist as shadows because of damnation and expulsion. Fairy tales are true: Satan exists.
Talking about the fathers' sins that might be visited upon the children is an entirely different mindset than treating children as if they are their father's sins. Rodrigo competes in two international dance contests in Avignon, France, and Edinburgh, Scotland. A Luciferian cult is watching all he does. But are the devil worshipers after Rodrigo or his twin brother, Livingston? Livingston secretly schemes. He's hidden behind the dance festival scenes, plotting a jealous, brazen attempt to do what Rodrigo was going to do before he does it: especially to try to take the success or praise away from him.
