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Progress in Research: Chapter Five, Page Nine

I lose stuff in the wash, too.

Kitty snatches up some apsinthion formula from the wash from Aloysius

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As long as we’re going with the “girls and washing machines” theme, let’s run with Madalina Gehnea on one.

A source exists, but one so obnoxious on so many levels that I’m going to decline to give a link.

Progress in Research: Chapter Five, Page Eight

♫ Laundry day…see you there… ♫…oh wait, wrong mad science story. Still, it is laundry day for two of our characters.

Aloysius meets Kitty doing laundry. Kitty complains about her breast size.

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Since it is laundry day, what better opportunity for me celebrate further that strange little erotic sub-genre — the girl on the washing machine!

Image found at Vixen on the Loose.

Progress in Research: Chapter Five, Page Three

Meanwhile, Aloysius is testing something.

Aloysius dissolves a kitten using the Apsinthion Protocol

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Animal testing produces some interesting mad science results. Here is a florescent kitty:

Found at the Fluffington Post. I’m pretty sure the story that accompanies the picture is a hoax, though.

Progress in Research: Chapter Five, Cover

And now as July rolls around, so does the cover of the concluding chapter of Progress in Research. Aloysius as Sorcerer’s Apprentice in some sort of…experiment apparently gone out of control.

Aloysius Kim as mad scientist squeezed under a pair of enormous breasts.

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Remind anyone of anything?

One might regret the recycling, but there are only so many tasteful images I can think of for this context.

Progress in Research: Chapter Four, Page Thirty-Three

After all the adventure, the dawn breaks, and Aloysius, who seems to have had some trouble sleeping (I wonder why) is there to greet it.

Aloysius greets the dawn

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In celebration of that most peaceful time of day, a prairie scene set somewhere that would be not too far from Gnosis, if Gnosis were a real place.

Headly William Waycott (1865-1938), Grist Mill on Spoon River (c 1934)

Found here.

Progress in Research: Chapter Four, Page Nine

And he’d have gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for those meddling parents.

The seduction goes awry when mom calls.

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The Korean dialog is pure Google translate, so don’t hold it against me too much if it’s actually gibberish — I think it’s meaning should be clear enough from context. I don’t know if it would be any consolation to Aloysius, but he’s at least not alone in fiction in having his life dicked with in undesirable ways by his parents.

Piper Laurie as Margaret White in Brian de Palma's adaptation of Carrie (1976)

Found here.

Progress in Research: Chapter Four, Page Eight

Baby talk sometimes works.

Tricia drops her towel in hopes of seducing Aloysius.

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Tricia adopts the classic Venus pudica pose, which suggests either an impressive familiarity with Renaissance art or a limit to how strong she’s willing to come on. An example of the pose from art.

Venus pudica from the workshop of Botticelli, late 1480s

Found here.

Progress in Research: Chapter Four, Page Seven

Tricia comes dressed for the occasion.

Tricia McClendon shows up at Aloysius's door dressed only in a towel.

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The “woman wearing only a towel” is of course a classic trope, especially in advertising. Here is an example.

Found at the tumblr Vivat Vintage. I’m sure that the makers of Lifebuoy soap were mere trying merely to provide a thoughtful symbolic context for their hygienic product and not crassly attempting to exploit anything.

Progress in Research: Chapter Four, Page Two

Focusing in, on this chapter’s appropriately-named splash page.

Improved Aloysius spied upon while taking a shower.

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While we’re at it we might as well continue with the manly-man yet erotic imagery associated with the Baths of Caracalla, in this case with a heroic image of Achilles carrying the body of his slain buddy Patroclus.

Found at this source at Indiana University.