Ella Burke Ellas Fireplace

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Ella Burke's enigmatic and evocative "Ellas" series reaches its conclusion with "Fireplace Act," but those who have seen the first 2 episodes will not be surprised to learn that the words "the end" can mean different things to different people. In structure, style, and content "Ellas – Fireplace Act" is certainly the 3rd chunk of the puzzle — Mango A continues to muse and meditate on love, lust, and relationships from her past, but ambiguity and uncertainty are the rules, not the exception — critics, students, and scholars will find much to interpret, analyze, and investigate here. As in the first 2 installments, a relationship from Mango's past is coming to an end. Here her paramour is Tracy Lindsay, and it's made achingly clear that this relationship has lost its balance. Strength spins unpredictably. lust soars and resentment festers. Fantasy sparks, ignites, flares brightly, and then burns out in an instant. enjoy turns to distain, appeal to repulsion, fire into ice. And as they fight with the insurmountable dysfunction that encircles them, Mango and Lindsay collide in 2 back-to-back couplings. In the first, Mango is dominant, employing knowledge and calculation, seasoned with real passion, to bring Lindsay to an explosive orgasm. But afterglow is fleeting, elation passes quickly, and enjoy is unrequited. Afterwards on, still evidently injured, Mango stays dominant, but this time as the recipient of Tracy's attentions. When climax hits, it hammers stiff — but not stiff enough to heal, repair, or unbreak that which is hopelessly damaged. But there is hope. As day turns to night a tenuous switch is visible. For Mango A the past is the past, grasped in the 3 acts of "Ellas." The future, however, has yet to be written.