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On STRANGE, Scarlet's journey takes her to the sites of some of the last
stands of the native American people, including Little Big Horn. From there
she journeys on through the Bad Lands. "Scarlet has taken on the beliefs of
her lovers and on another level those of her country. But she's begun to
question them. We are taught that America stands for democracy. But that's
not what she's seeing."
-- Scarlet's Walk bio
"Strange comes, I think, in the cold and the ice and the snow. There's a beauty to it that's always, um...made me fall in love, I guess. I can fall in love in this now. (laughs) I guess it's a good thing to remember. The ice is very sexy to me. And they're blowing this ice smoke back and forth. That's what, anyway, that's what it does for me. So, yeah, I could fall in love in the snow and have done many times. And so, I guess Scarlet's falling in love in the snow here and she, uhh, she follows him. Maybe she's in love a moment in time, as much as anything else. And maybe part of it is a memory of someone that she's breathing into him. But at a certain point, she...she knows that, umm, she can't be the only one that has enough love here."
-- Scarlet Stories CD
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