Dr. James Fitzsimmons

There's different kinds of them.

There's centipedes, there's snakes, there's things that look like dragons.

The general idea is that you want to conjure this god called Kawil.

It's a glottal, Kawil.

You can practice it in the shower or something, Kawil, right?

You conjure this god called Kawil.

And Kawil is kind of a,

almost like a Hermes kind of character, right?

It's like a messenger, like a middleman kind of character.

And then Hermes sort of, this cow wheel character sort of has a snake that has, I can't make this stuff up, has a snake that's actually his leg.

And what you're actually seeing here is actually his, yeah, there it is.

You're actually seeing the snake's head open.

So it's actually all going through cow wheel.

And there's almost a sense that I think they probably view it as a serpent or a snake because it's something that's long that's connecting one world to another world that's alive.

So they're classifying things like serpents and centipedes and all these sorts of things.

So if you want to talk to the dead, for example, you need something like a centipede that almost bridges that gap between the world of living and the world of the dead.

And if you've ever seen one of those big giant centipedes, they're creepy, right?

They have that quality to them, right?

Where the millipedes, they have that kind of quality to them.

So...