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The Nelské project, in its archaic terms, is an ongoing success. The original design goal, to create the "original charisma" capable of shaping the social concepts of "good" and "evil", has been a success. Nelské never used this charisma; instead, she kept it entirely to herself and chose to share it with space alone. Residual charisma of her intense mein spread throughout the System and made her a household celebrity, perhaps to her dismay.
In a sense, the aureole and demonic wings never really became vestigial, although they were indeed disconnected from their original concepts of good and evil, that which Nelské never exercised. The aureole and demonic wings persist to this day (in Crassed) as a momento of original charisma--fortitude and diligence that is so charismatic that it can be admired. The power of the group in a single person--the alpha... in this case, in turn aspiring to the other alpha which can never be reached, "God", human's mistaken anthropomorphic identity for math. Nelské may have seen through the human trap "God" and simply recognized the math, space... in a much more basic, almost romantic manner, that ironically made Nelské the human she so sought to avoid becoming.
February 7th 2003, the official date of Nelské's death. I miss her
In a sense, the aureole and demonic wings never really became vestigial, although they were indeed disconnected from their original concepts of good and evil, that which Nelské never exercised. The aureole and demonic wings persist to this day (in Crassed) as a momento of original charisma--fortitude and diligence that is so charismatic that it can be admired. The power of the group in a single person--the alpha... in this case, in turn aspiring to the other alpha which can never be reached, "God", human's mistaken anthropomorphic identity for math. Nelské may have seen through the human trap "God" and simply recognized the math, space... in a much more basic, almost romantic manner, that ironically made Nelské the human she so sought to avoid becoming.
February 7th 2003, the official date of Nelské's death. I miss her