"Mad as Hell" Speech, Network (1976)

Style guide for translation of proper nouns from English to Esperanto.

Self-governing democratic republic not controlled by oligarchs (depends on) anti-trust enforcement.

Complete honesty …

Christmas Eve at the quarter century, a fog lay thick and expectant across the bay, draping out over the city with whom it shares a name—an eldritch and unnatural thing in the unseasonal warmth, one that could well have concealed most anything. The living land is bounded by two …

Usona popolkanto, kantita de Leadbelly (Plumboventro) kaj Kurt Cobain.

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It lay silent and dead under the cold desert moonlight.

Kristnaska fantomrakonto.

Preternatura teruraĵo en suda Florido.

My first Mardi Gras was 20 years ago, on my birthday—New Orleans being a place that truly embraces the spirit of my birthday—and for some time, from within a crowd across the street, just after dusk had given way to night; I saw, then watched, the ghostly-blue visage …

Meeting an anthropomorphic personification.

A showman and the madness of crowds.

The genie does not remember.

Why does no one see him?

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Never look through the veil that divides our reality from the unseen real reality.

Describes old-fashioned English Christmas customs.

Trivial things may be important.

An unexpected inspiration at the cinema.

In the 18th century, daring outlaws terrorized the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.