The Spoilt Child (part Two)

By Gianni Truviani

Such it was decided and thus it would come yet before these should be created a place must be established so they might dwell, therefore it was with concept of beauty that the spoilt child created them a world on to them who would serve his amusement. Splendorous their surroundings were including all his creation would need to live in grandness by all that their needs required yet as with his intensions they would be under observation ever relentless from he; all powerful in their trepidation. Glee was the spoilt child’s as he would have his way with those he created from dust in his image yet act out that which he himself feared they would; for this had been the plan and thus it would be and was.

Once completed their task, it was the spoilt child and his angel, Lucifer who at last took joy from the exploits of those created as they observed in reverence of their own labor that was these beings known as man and woman and the luxury about that had been their masterpiece ever true to equal all. For in all it was a consign of exquisiteness to include colors of grandeur to shape scenery to be surpassed by none. As all the delight to stimulate that which was required had been entered. This not excluding creatures that went beyond their focal source of amusement yet above all it was the activities of the main character in their stage that provided the most diversion as it was through his lust and passion that the spoilt child and his Angels about were delivered with all they lacked and thus it would be for many a time to come. For nothing pleased the spoilt child to the extent that did witnessing his creatures vicariously play out his deepest fantasies that he feared for that which made them desirable above all else.

The spoilt child as time wore out his amusement began to grow in boredom with his creation as did those around him for as humans numbers grew thus his interest decreased for the satisfaction they could provide. It was the sight of lust, passion and desire no longer wanted by the spoilt child if not possessed by himself which led him to consult concerns with his beloved; Lucifer. Misery leading to pain of what humans so much needed was what he desired to install upon them for hunger had became the need of the spoilt child that they might not obtain what they sought. Struggle the existence of humans should be, for as such it would be more desirable to the spoilt child; as conclusion was reached that splendor had exceeded in the land of paradise.

Humans would be required to struggle for as such theirs would be torture to delight the spoilt child in their being outcast from all they had known to a place of hardship to the amusement of he who had once declared his as adoration of his creation. The tastes to keep humans alive of both flesh and desire would still be to their grasp yet ease would not bring it on to them but their conflict. The spoilt child had decided with all being of approval how upon his word humans would be expelled from the place hailed as paradise yet in all it was Lucifer whose cunning was above all else to suggest what came.

Humans through trickery would be made to believe theirs had been acts of wrong to see them off in just punishment, for as such the truth would be kept from them as to reality, for in their believe they would cast blame upon themselves; never upon the spoilt child. It being he whom was hailed as a force superior to them though it was his image used to cast their mold. All would be to plan of Lucifer that the spoilt child did consent upon for in all more mirth was to come if all humans living and yet to be were to be forced to pay for trespasses forced upon them in art of carefully planned deceit as to cast upon them roles of indentured servants condemned to pay for what had been.

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About The Author
My name is Gianni Truvianni, I am an author who writes with the simple aim of sharing his ideas, thoughts and so much more of what I am with those who are interested in perhaps reading something new. I also am the author of the book entitled “New York’s Opera Society”.