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Name: [Unpronounceable]
Powers: Reality Manipulation, Surrealism, Insanity
Origin: The Oculus is a traveler from another world. That much is evident from his strange speech and horrible psychic abilities. Other than that, not much is known about him. When the Craniad invaded Earth, he was a high-ranking general in the evil brain's alien army. After the Craniad was driven off, the Oculus, for whatever reason, was left behind. His motives are foggy, at best, but he has shown moments of compassion, unwilling to kill Meta-Girl when ordered to by the Craniad.
Current Affiliation: The Oculus is currently a member of the Kamikaze Krew, although it is unknown how long this arrangement will last.
C.E. Kempe's 1898 upper east window in Govan Parish Church. Christ with the Seven Lamps of the Church surrounded by various Scottish and Other Saints.
Just captured the breathtaking Oculus by Santiago Calatrava - a stunning architectural masterpiece in Lower Manhattan. This white, wing-like structure is more than just a transit hub; it's a symbol of resilience and hope. Designed to resemble a dove taking flight, the Oculus features incredible white steel ribs that soar up to 168 feet, creating an awe-inspiring elliptical dome. The building's transparent design allows natural light to flood the massive 350-foot concourse, creating an almost ethereal atmosphere. Positioned at the World Trade Center site, the Oculus isn't just beautiful - it's meaningful. On September 11th, its skylight opens symbolically, connecting the present to the past. Fun fact: This architectural wonder serves over 250,000 commuters daily and houses 12 subway lines! ️️
Pro tip: Visit on a sunny day to see the incredible light play through those magnificent steel ribs! ✨
A political act
To rebalance the inequities
Trust intuition
There is a risk that our story will not be told
Our time doesn't have to be linear
Or by its means of describing us
In the busy work of creating an unfulfilling life
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