The Madame Psychosis show (pp. 181–182)
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Context
The show before Madame Psychosis's: M.I.T. students reading parodies of their own fathers reminiscing, in mandatory silly-cartoon voices (tonight is Elmer Fudd; the w-spellings are the raw's, deliberate). The paternal memory-repertoire performed as "drama-therapy-type catharsis-op" — memory as a format — and the remembered punter is unmistakably Orin-shaped, so the parody aims straight back at the Incandenzas.