First of, I gotta throw mad props to Eisenheim for the creative genius here. Please, please, PLEASE-- go to the gallery and support this artist.

Bit of a backstory here. If you know me, you know I'm constantly battling my own inner demons. Most recently, I've gone through a good deal of emotional trauma but, in my normal fashion, stuff it all down and act like nothing's wrong. I felt the need to really express so when given the opportunity to choose a theme here, I told Eisenheim that I wanted it to grasp the viewer with a sense of deep sorrow and frustration. Originally, I thought to have our resident bartender screaming to the sky-- but Eisenheim had a much better idea that worked out perfectly. In a rare moment of personal collapse, Marl breaks down in tears at the death of his late wife. Marl really, REALLY loved his wife.

eisenheim - Put the feelings on the page
lightlender - Keeps the rage in a cage