JENNY flies up (busted)

JENNY adorns herself with other people's pens for the thrill. Or is it all just hot air that she's fanning out there again? JENNY, the impostor of the book towers, tells stories of cuckoo's children and Icarus. Of Papageno and helipads. Who wants to go high, can fall narratief (ge)fallen, because: Pride comes before fur. JENNY reflects narrative as costume, and the high-altitude rush of writing. She flies up, but to where? Is she perhaps afraid of flying?