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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It begins in chaos and weakly, with Tsoko (Cedric Bixler-Zavala) wandering through the wreckage of the train - At The Drive-In, the train taking them to stardom, which him and Monte T'Ai (Jim Ward) derailed, as revealed in the endgame. Aria represents Omar Rodriguez-Lopez as the quieter, but ultimately more important figure. The first item, a pipe, was symbolism of music as a weapon - the first mutant was representative of their heroin and crack-cocaine addictions - temporarily defeated but with no idea as to what happened to them. The cigarettes are all allegorical for ideas Cedric and Omar carried over from At The Drive-In, much like their reuse of old poetry and lyrics. |