Psyche opens the episode with a poetic musical piece about betrayal and jealousy, then transitions into casual conversation with his cat Rudy while reflecting on how attacks on his work hurt not just him but his beloved pets.
I thought you were my reflection, my twin flame. flame in the cracked glass. Now the mirror hisses back and her eyes don't match the past. Once you were my anchor in the
fever, a post that knew the cold. Now I see on the altar and those lights are long.
Yeah.
Heat.
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>> Choir homes inside the church of eny fall. I see when your wings unfolded. I was proud to see you
fly, but you carve your halo from my wounds and war my downfall as your sky. Now they call me heretic, but I was the one who prayed to true. You sold your soul for applause.
Tell me did it clap back for you ser wrap your arms around the ones who lie or could make you break what you can't recreate
the candles burn
No one leaves this clean. I blessings in your name. Offered kindness is currency. Now the temple stands hollow haunted
by the ghost of royalty. Maybe when the static fades, we'll remember the vow beneath the scars. Two souls once smeared flames before envy in the stars.
Jealousy, jealousy, a hero we sang to. Jealousy. Jealousy. No victors in this song.
Heat. Heat.
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>> Hi. Oh, m Oh, Mr. Rudy. Oh, good kitty. The good kitty. Hi guys.
See, look doesn't He doesn't look like he's 17, does he? He's 17. Oh, you old man. Your old man cat like having your your neck rubbed. Oh, yeah. You do? Oh, people don't think about like they hate me, but it's like you really hate my
cats like and try to take away my income and like the only like lifeline I had basically.
Might as well like kick my cat.
You don't think about who else you're hurting. I hope you feel it someday. Someday you will ache like I ache.