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Notably Note To Be - A very short story: Mr Tancredi
“In Buddhist belief, the hungry ghosts, along with animals and hell beings, occupy one of the three realms of existence no one desires. In these realms it is extremely difficult to be reborn into a better realm (i.e. the realm of humans, asura or deva) because it is nearly impossible to perform deeds that cultivate good karma.” -Wikipedia, ‘Hungry Ghosts’
First use of @cem_olcay ’s Note To Be, interpreting ZOA and my random keyboard stabs into BS16 and Decent Sampler. Elevenlabs on vocals.
Mr Tancredi arrived fully formed in my head this morning, and demanded that I create a setting for him. He really was most insistent.
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Interesting to hear you using Zoa with Note to be. I’m getting more into using it now that the preset saving has been fixed. The unfortunate Tancredi must be some part of your private mythology?
I’m persuaded by a Buddhist author I like, that hungry ghosts might also be visibly among us as people with no idea of who they really are but instead just embody a money hungry, vain, mendacious, cruelly exploitive collective fantasy.
@MrStochastic : Ha! I don’t know about a private mythology. ( though someone else made a similar comment to me after hearing this.) But no, he arrived fully formed like a character from a Junji Ito short story, which was unusual. I have always written stories, and usually my characters come slowly into focus as the process of writing develops. Not Mr. Tancredi…
I have come across the characterisation of hungry ghosts more like the one that you offer as well. Either way, I am very taken by the idea of a supernatural being, outwardly human, who is ignorant of their own nature, and only discovers it as their own acts show them what they truly are.
I think for example of Randall Flagg, the walking dude, from Steven King’s monumental The Stand, and other works, who pops into existence walking along a road and only through a series of evil acts begins to understand who and what he is.