Post by daniellescomment on Jan 23, 2010 14:55:23 GMT -5
Pretty nice 2 page write up about Owen and his life and some talk of Heartland. Actually, the article and Owen give a synopsis of Heartland that I really enjoy:
He describes Heartland as the tale of a farmer named Lewis who suddenly becomes aware of his divine creator - Pallett. Lewis begins to worship Pallett, kills his wife, leaves his child, and sails across the ocean in a type of pilgrimage, only to discover later that Pallett regards him not as his prophet, but his homosexual fantasy. In the climactic 'Lewis Takes of his Shirt" the protaganist violently turns on the deity: "He's mocking me, riding across the countryside, singing about covering himself in sweat, " Pallett says. "He's like, 'I'm actually coming to kill you, not to fuck you' It's pretty erotic."
He describes Heartland as the tale of a farmer named Lewis who suddenly becomes aware of his divine creator - Pallett. Lewis begins to worship Pallett, kills his wife, leaves his child, and sails across the ocean in a type of pilgrimage, only to discover later that Pallett regards him not as his prophet, but his homosexual fantasy. In the climactic 'Lewis Takes of his Shirt" the protaganist violently turns on the deity: "He's mocking me, riding across the countryside, singing about covering himself in sweat, " Pallett says. "He's like, 'I'm actually coming to kill you, not to fuck you' It's pretty erotic."
