Website review: Eraserhead
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PiTrinam discovered 12 months ago- Henry Spencer is a normal guy with an over-active sex drive. Actually, it probably is only average, but it is more than it should be. One day he gets a message that Mary called. Mary? He hasn't talked to her for six months. He thought they broke up, after... sex. Unprotected sex, premarital sex, lust getting the best of them. What is she up to? She wants to meet him for dinner at her parents' house. He agrees. He uncomfortably sits with Mrs. X and explains his life and what he does for a living. Satisfied, she invites him to the table for dinner. He barely carves the chicken before Mary relieves herself from the table letting out shouts of tears. Henry gets up and is imediately confronted by Mrs. X. She makes him feel awkward and asks him about his sex life. She questions him about his involvment with Mary. She explains that there was a baby conceived six months prior to their engagement. How? It was premature, but it was a baby just the same. It resides at the hospital, and Mrs. X says that he can claim it after he and Mary pare properly married. What a burden this is! The baby is a deformed freak, tightly bound in white caste. Henry's life becomes an inescapable hell. He is trapped with a wife he doesn't love and a baby not even a mother could love. With "The Man in the Planet" on one shoulder and "The Lady in the Radiator" on the other, he is torn between good and evil, right and wrong. How can he relieve himself of this encumberance? How can he step into the blidingly pure white light?
