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By Jack Joseph Smith
From the tradgey of the shack, Prankster
mounts A horse, bot going over the
hills falls into the sexual hell.
- From A mad bravery - to complete
madness of A sensual Loss
of dignity-
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The writer outlines Prankster mounting a horse after a shack tragedy and falling into sexual hell, then sketches a descent from mad bravery into loss of dignity.
The writer separates the summary and thematic outline with a large gap. These are plans for the character's sequence, not claims about a lived event.
Two handwritten outline rows: 'From the tradgey of the shack, Prankster / mounts A horse' and 'falls into the sexual hell.', then '- From A mad bravery - to complete / madness of A sensual Loss / of dignity-'.
The outline compresses a fall from bravery into sensual loss.