This third episode was originally the second book in the 1984 manuscript. This episode introduces a new character to the story. There is a mystery about this character because the original manuscript has this character as a male. Throughout the original manuscript of the poem, all of the descriptions of this character clearly indicate that this persona is a female. It was not until Biden's 2020 election victory that the author realized this character was not male as he had thought, so he gave the character a sex change. Giving a fictional character a sex change in the text of a poem takes a lot of effort, but it does seem that the operation was a success. This poem might just be the first ever in history that has a transexual character, or at least a cross dressing one.

Special thanks to the musical artists: In Eternity We Meet by Aakash Ghandi, Dramatic Theme by Freedom Trail, Pouring Out by Asher Fulero

The original 1984 manuscript did not have this separation as it appears here in the podcast version from the updated text written in November 2020. There is a significant psychic prediction in this part. It is curious that the pirate is a "masked marauder" who must "remove his mask to eat." Everyone everywhere in the United States needed to remove their masks to eat during the pandemic. Stanley Fish may not be alive any longer, but he was a well-known literary scholar who theorized about the meaning of poetry being what the reader thinks it to mean, and not what the poet intended. This concept was known as "Reader Response Theory." Poetry becomes the art of the reader and not the poet. He was wrong, and it has been the author's intent to prove it in this segment of the poem.

My thanks to the musical artists listed here sequentially: Thunder-Telecasted, Desert Howling Wind- sound effect, Put It - TrackTribe, Fine Dining- TrackTribe, Rains of Meghalaya- Hanu Dixit.

The first episode in the poem is called "Intrapsyche." It was initially spelled as a hyphenated word, but it is the original title of that segment. In the 1984 manuscript, the twelve poems that made up the mock epic poem that is now Part One were called Books. A revision in November 2020 resulted in changing them to be episodes. This event is actually the second foretelling event. There was never a plan to convert the poem into a podcast series as episodes but renaming them in 2020 seems curiously ominous that this work has been destined to become a podcast series comprised of episodes. This episode is similar to many first chapters in any story. It is the setting and introduction of the protagonist and antagonist.

My thanks to the musical artists listed here sequentially by song title and artist: Old World Saga-Hanu Dixit, Goddess of the Sea- Jimena Contreras, Island Dream- Chris Haugen, Smokey's Lounge-TrackTribe, Intellect- Yung Logos, Kick It- Yung Logos, As You Were- TrackTribe, Breeze- Telecasted, Down With Your Getup- Mini Vandals.

This is the original prologue to the mock epic poem titled The Quest of Psychelapse. Originally written in 1984, the parody within this poem uncannily predicted the presidential victory of Joe Biden in 2020. The Mock Epic poem became a two part poem with the second one being written in November 2020 after the election. Completed on 30 November, 2020, the second part of this epic predicted the capitol insurrection that occurred on January 6, 2021.

The music for this episode is by TrackTribe and titled: Dusk 'til Dawn. It appropriately fits this segment because much of the poetry for part one was actually written in the late evening and early morning hours on a Smith Corona Memory Correct II typewriter that was later sold at a rummage sale. Go figure.