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FROM: CARMELA CALLS OUT THE DEVIL FORESHADOWING THE YOUNG SOPRANOS Part 6 "MEETING DEITIES & DEMON SPIRITS: CARMELA CALLS OUT THE DEVIL (PTSD DREAMS)" https://youngsopranos.blogspot.com/2026/02/meeting-deities-demon-spirits-carmela_28.html?m=1 Carmela alone in Meadow's Dumbo suite at the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge, cat-sitting Omertà (that name alone—silence code as black cat familiar—pure genius irony), boredom turning to curiosity, then full feral descent. Rifling through Meadow's closet (leather corsets, sheer dresses, latex—echoes of Meadow's bi evolution and Dolan reclaiming his identity), Carmela transforms: black crop-top, thong, fishnets, high-heeled boots. Barolo wine, premium weed, cocaine—then the intense self-pleasure on the leather couch, moans building to "Satan—SATAN!" as she tears fishnets, climaxes in multiples, sweat-slicked and spent.  The Devil materializes in the armchair—immaculate black suit, gold chain, cigar, absinthe glow—strok...

MEETING DEITIES & DEMON SPIRITS (PTSD DREAMS) CREATED BY J. BECK 2026   MEETING DEITIES & DEMON SPIRITS: THE HAG CONJURING NORSE GOD LOKI (PTSD DREAMS) Cultural & Etymological The English word "hag" has Germanic roots, related to Old Norse terms for "hedge" (enclosure/wild edge) + "riding" As in nightmare spirits like the Mara  a chest-sitting hag causing sleep paralysis — "hag-ridden" In Old Norse, related ideas appear in Völur (seiðr-practicing seeresses) Who could be old and feared, later demonized as hags/witches. Unlike more benevolent crones in some traditions Norse-associated hags tend toward ominous, destructive, or chaotic roles — tied to giants, wilderness, fate, or the end times (Ragnarök connections via Angrboda's children) "The Hag" Isn't one canonical character but a recurring motif in Norse and Scandinavian lore: Most prominently Angrboda as the "Hag of the Ironwood," or folkloric troll-hags ...