The Life of a Demoniac

I just found out today that my little baby girl can no longer hear. If her back is turned to you, she'll only know you're there if she feels the vibration of your steps on the floor or if you enter the periphery of her (thankfully) excellent vision—though, if you yell loud enough, and look at her when you do, she might notice you're saying something to her; but, it's clear she does not know what you're saying like she used to. When you play with her using her favorite toy—basically dragging any long, thin and flexible stick, a piece of string or, strangely, a trash bag tie along the floor while she chases it—she can't hear where it goes anymore. If you move her toy too fast, and she loses her visual track, she has to look around for it, no longer being able to hear where it is: READ | An update to the story at the bottom of this post, written on the same day this video was made. Finding this out explained a lot of the startling and disheartening behavior

A frame-by-frame skimming of a video made during this latest period of high demonic activity, i.e., last night, uncovered the best still frame yet of those electrified, irradiated tendrils launching from a demonically mutated stump of a human hand (albeit right into my own hip from my own hand). NOTE |   The tendrils are called  wires  by demon people. Although various pics of this weapon and its variants have been posted to this blog for over a year now, this newest image reveals details and clarity the previously posted pics do not: A close-up of a tendril-firing demonic hand weapon, deployed by demon people by flinging their arm, wrist and hand in the direction of the target; the tendrils penetrate the target at a specific point on their body, allowing the demon person to define the effect of the injury (note the hand has become a demonically mutated stump, which acts a launch base for the tendrils) For example, now that the exact shape of the launch base and the location o

As you'll be able to tell as you read this post, I'm still writing it. I posted it early because I was eager to share the video clip, and to get useful feedback on its presentation of the issue at-hand, specifically, little demons committing acts of mayhem that, if they weren't perpetrated non-stop, for days, weeks, months and even years, would simply be rude, annoying, surprising and sometimes refreshing and totally unexpectedly creative.  Not only am I still hashing out the text—which is being slowed by a post I'm writing about Scratchen's recently discovered hearing loss—but, I'm also working on a cleaner version of the video. The one posted is awful, and if you don't know what you're looking at, it counters my goal to provide convincing and indisputable evidence of demonic activity. The difference between an original (left) and a noise-reduced still frame (right) per Adobe After Effects; I'm switching from Apple Final Cut Pro As you ca