Dr. James Fitzsimmons

There's a double-headed snake that's coming out.

So one head of the snake is there, and it's opened its mouth, and there's like a mask coming out of it.

You can see like a skull-looking mask thing, right?

It's not a skull, but there's a mask coming out of it.

If you go up, back all the way up, and you follow where that snake's going, and see it winds off to the left, keep going up, keep going up, keep going up.

It's actually a giant centipede, but okay.

So then it's opening its mouth,

And then this god is popping out of it.

And it's the patron god of the city.

It's a guy named Achak Ochak, which I find funny.

It almost sounds Irish.

Ochak, right?

Achak Ochak, right?

He's coming out of the thing.

And she's talking to him, right?

She's probably engaged, like one, even if she's only cut her tongue with a surgical knife, she's probably in a lot of pain.

The guy, whoever she was with, her husband, was probably in a lot of pain at this point.

I've never been in pain, you know, and had pain levels to where I would be tripping like that.

But even if they weren't tripping on that, they probably were tripping on mushrooms and other things too.

They probably were when this is happening, right?