We've all wanted to see an autopsy, haven't we? We've all felt that the body was empty,...

Caprice: We've all wanted to see an autopsy, haven't we? We've all felt that the body was empty, empty of meaning and we've wanted to confirm that, so that we could fill it with meaning. Autopsia means the seeing for oneself. Why First Autopsy? Because we know there'll have to be a Second Autopsy. If you want to do an autopsy, you need a corpse. Corporeal, incorporate, corpulent. Body words. Fleshy words. Brecken is our corpse. Brecken was a young boy who was murdered by his mother because of what was hidden in his body. Because of the meaning that was there. For her, the body was not empty of meaning. And now let us dive deep into the body of Brecken and, like professors of literature, search for the meaning that lies locked in the poem that was Brecken. So, we see that the crudeness and the desperation and the ugliness of the world has seeped inside even our youngest and most beautiful. And we see that the world is killing our children from the inside out. Here we have the anatomy of today's pathology. And we know now why we'll have a Second Autopsy, and a Third. We know that we'll have to keep... diving back deep inside, hoping to find a different answer. But for tonight, let us not be afraid to map the chaos inside. Let us create a map that will guide us into the heart of darkness