Amy's Inquisitions #1

[AMY] Greetings people-in-the-know. Apologies that it has been so long but someone was being a camera-hog. However, deals have been struck and I am happy to finally be able to provide the internet with another video of moi. I know with certainty that you are curious about the thoughts, the feelings, the life of the singular Amy March. So I have taken up the burden of answering your questions. [INTRO TITLE THEME] [AMY] Dixie-Ann Belle asks 'What are you and your sisters' favourite books?' I can't speak on behalf of the tastes of my sisters' but some of my favourite books are Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace and Remembrance of Things Past by Marcel Proust. booksandlicorice7 asks 'What are your plans for the future?' My immediary plans are to complete high school. But I desire to someday travel Europe and traverse in the footsteps of the great classical artists. Rammi asks 'Are your glasses real?' What is real, really? This video is just a reproduction of moving visual images that has been altered numerous times so you may watch it. Is it real? Am I real? Rammi, are you real? But if you mean, 'do my glasses physically exist'? Then yes they most certainly do. Bree Vee asks 'What are your favourite and least favourite school subjects?' My favourite would be art class, my least favourite would be Canadian history. Katie Conrad asks 'You seem really into art' - what's your favourite medium? And will you read us some of your poetry?' When I was younger I relished in using conté but I've since become invested in exploring the limits of simple pens and inks. And it would be my absolute pleasure to read you one of my poems. I shall deliver a selection from my most recent composition book. It is entitled: Ululate. I perceived the peerless percipients of my generation destroyed by fanaticism, absurdity, foolishness, aberration, derangement, irrationality and social media. I would like to conclude this video by positing a few questions to you. Question 1: What is your most beautiful possession? And Question 2: Describe yourself using only one word. Many thanks for watching and subscribing and sharing my brilliance. If you have not yet done so, I beseech thee to follow me on Twitter and Tumblr as I have many many many more thoughts to share with you all. And now unfortunately the time has come to bid farewell. And so, my dear audience, until next time: farewell.