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hm, well I haven't explained the reason why I removed the covers off of you. I know you mentioned you don't really like seeing our faces as nothing seems real, and everything is fake from what you are seeing on our side. But I find that interesting for a painting to say since that's what most people think about paintings: they're fictitious, BUT they serve a purpose to the audience who views them, to use symbolism to spark interpretations for people to think a certain way to have them come to a certain conclusion. Same how you view us or everything and everyone else looking at us from your perspective if you think about it.
It must be aggravating for people to ask many things of you, the robot asking you to kill Ana, all of us interrogating you, but not once have they look at you for what you are as a painting, thus not being able to fulfill your given role you were destined to play.
So that is why I wanted to remove your covers, to actually [ilook[/i] at you, and appreciate what you are as it was intended for you to be as a painting. And what a beautiful painting you are I must say. If I had to interpret what you were to represent by what I am seeing, it would be how the stresses and misery, and worries of the world effects the human's mental state into insanity. Stuff like the passage of time, forest fires, mushroom clouds from wars. It's telling that your head is just as round as a planet to represent those stresses that is caused around the world that could lead to madness, hence your title "Mad World" It's not an actual world though, but a symbolic world with the person being representation of that world, and the deadly miseries that effect that world, or rather, that person to go mad themselves
To be honest as I'm saying it and looking at you, a lot of the misery on you relates to death. Perhaps that's the intention of what you as an art piece represents, how the stresses of death in many shapes and forms could lead one to go mad...
of course, this would be how I would interpret you as a painting, people come to their own conclusions based off of what they see, and their own experiences. Maya Din might have a different conclusion to what you as a painting could represent for example.
Perhaps that robot when he spoke to you had a different idea in mind when they saw you and interpreted you as a bringer of death instead of one that is going mad from the fear of death... or perhaps they thought of you as someone who suffered so much from what you represent as a painting that they thought you wanted to cause suffering to someone to ease the pain... but hey, I never saw your and the robot's interaction to draw my own conclusions or interpretations, so I can't quite interpret what that Happy Robot wanted to convey to you, especially if you see everything from at our side as fake an unreal like an art piece.
a picture is worth a thousand words after all, especially the real beautiful artistic ones such as yourself... a shame you had to hide in the attic to hide that beauty all because of that robot...
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