In The Clip above 'Maude' speaks Spanish to 'Her' 'Assistants' who understand 'Bajo' and comply
therefore The 'Chants' 'Theatrics' etc must derive from some kind of Hispanic Origins
[as I think this is a rip off of Jackson Pollock who died in a Car Crash-it could be some kind of [Phoney] 'Spiritualist Ceremonial' or 'Necromancy' - 'Maude' tells Dude , 'She' wants a Child.. but is not interested in who the Father is? as though 'She' was adding another 'Dummy/Mannequin' [note; 'quin']
to 'Her' Collection . But 'Maude' is both trying to re-create 'Her' Teen years [hence the flared Trousers of the 'Vaginal Art' ] and deal with repressed Trauma- I think 'She' has had a very Traumatic experience/been raped or forced into an Abortion- the 'Father' that 'She' distains is actually the Person that needs to be brought back into Consciousness [and dealt with by 'the LAW'] 'Maude' is very fragile indeed and puts on a great ACT...'She' is/has been -very seriously Psychologically Hurt /Damaged]
An Alcoholic who was decapitated whilst drunk driving-also killing His passenger
-Pollock is probably one of the most famous Artists in USA , nicknamed 'the Cowboy Artist' by the Gutter Press-a term He despised-in a Biography He is reported to have based His Paint dripping/splattering 'Style' on a Memory from Childhood of His abusive Alcoholic Father pissing on a rock...Pollock was heavily into 'Moby Dick' [see above site]
Some Artists never learn.. there is no perfection in Art
According to William S. Lieberman, Pollock’s first title for this painting was The White Whale; according to Bryan Robertson, Moby Dick.26 Pollock only changed it to Pasiphaë at the enthusiastic insistence of James Johnson Sweeney, the curator of the Museum of Non-Objective Art, now the Guggenheim.
One must remember that Pollock took great care in choosing titles but that it was generally after the completion of the painting that he dealt with this problem.
The central motif of Pasiphaë seems equally as much a woman astride a bull
as a white whale pursued by Ahab.
Whatever the final title, each of the possibilities concerns the obsession of a human being with an allegorical animal.
“In mythology,” Jung notes, “the unconscious is portrayed as a great animal, for instance . . . as a whale, wolf or dragon,” and since the equivalent area in Guardians of the Secret was the unconscious, the elliptical arena of Pasiphaë may symbolize the unconscious as well (C.W., XIV, p. 210).
and 'Tennessee Mule' a Cocktail drink made with 'Jack' ..
is often served in '7' Mugs...Dude...
'Sobchak Security' or 'SS' ? They really were 'GAY JEWISH'-Nazi's Jeff...
Little wonder that Sobchak has a fear of 'The Law?' POLLOCK and POLLACK are phonetic variants of the same name but in USA -'POLAK' is a derogatory term for an immigrant 'Polish' Person
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