They had a book in the comic shop, it said John Constantine Hellblazer. it had too be something throughout freaking scary. It was. Mixing the hell of lung cancer, with the childish dread of demons, and the adult fear of dying it makes an excellent story, set in a gloomy London. New York just wouldn't be the same, it's when you feel as most safe, that you should look turn your head around to observe the people behind your back. Who know's their purpose? And who knows what kids are like when no one is watching? Domu may be a theory, a suggestion, or perhaps even a law. Spoil a kid, let it know that it can have whatever it points at and let it grow. Perhaps Domu is the thing you'll end up with. But you never know what waits for you ahead in time. You never know what evil awaits in the future. Caroline Spector wrote a book about it. Worlds Without End. Nothing ever ends. Ever. And if you ever feel really blue about the never ending, or anything else for that matter, put on some good music. Twisted Sister has always helped robin, who knows what it can do for you. Or if you have the time and the patience, try out Robert Jordan's The Eye of the World. Realistic fantasy mirash calls it. Could be reality, huh!