Thank you. i always love your comments, which are more than just praise. They offer a new way to look at things i’ve already turned inside out in my own mind.

And, because it fits your last sentence, i’ll repeat part of my last comment response: Sin is hot.

elise

I’m not sure which is more deliciously perverse – the concept of opposites or the idea of seven named and deadly sins – but both were probably originally construed as metaphysical teaching devices.

When it comes to opposites, I’ve always envisioned each pair as part of a huge expanse of Aspen trees. On the surface, each is separate and stand alone, yet if you dig far enough down, there’s a shared root system. The same can be said of sins. You can only recognize one if you have a full awareness of its opposite. Sounds like a commonality of and appreciation for decadence to me.

elise

Maybe ‘chatting’ isn’t quite the right word …

Hullo, sweetie. Yes, each sin will have a different virtue as the heroine, and a different demon as the … err … hero. So, i’m sorry, but Asmodeus won’t be making another appearance.

Thanks for asking.

elise