She didn’t want to draw attention to herself, but it was hard for the other students not to know that the most famous movie star in the world was in their acting class.

When she raised her hand to speak, it was in a tiny wisp of a voice. She usually took a seat in the back of one of the dingy rooms in the Malin Studios, on 46th Street, smack in the middle of the theater district. Slipping in without makeup, her luminous hair hidden under a scarf, she tried to make herself inconspicuous.

The teacher was strict about not entering in the middle of an exercise or, God forbid, in the middle of a scene.

Under some name as its foundation and condition.She was always late for class, usually arriving just before they closed the doors. Kind of human being - such a one requires slavery in some form and Springs from the womb and consciousness of a higher stronger masterful Of 'master,' as a life and death war against every morality that Increasingly more self-conscious, ultimately against even the concept Rebellion against every kind of master, secretive at first then Underprivileged, mediocre, semi-misfits, as a protracted slave Herd against all that is master, beast of prey, hermit and Caesar, inįavor of the preservation and raising up of all the weak, oppressed, Signifies only the tremendous instinctive overall conspiracy of the Movement of Europe - that which calls itself 'progress' - and likewiseĮven its preparation and moral prefiguration, Christianity - at bottom …I believe that the great forwarding-driving and relentless democratic He had already by Zarathustra underlined the necessity of slavery in several texts. There can be no real cultural production without slavery, for Nietzsche. His reaction to democratic movements, to enfranchisement, to equality, and especially to abolition of slavery form the context of his intervention into what he saw as the sorry state of European cultural production during his time. So modernity, for Nietzsche is weakness, sickness, degeneration, and their triumph over an antiquity defined by cruelty, apartheid, caste systems, rank order, and universal slavery. Nietzsche sees these as an assault upon the ancient order which drove the 'true' progress of civilization. Modernity for him is the era of feminism, democracy, universalism, workers rights, and universal education. Modernity is the era of a Life-destroying morality, where the the weakest and puniest people are preserved and made equal to the status of a great world historical conqueror like Julius Caesar or Napoleon. There is no area of our existence that is unaffected by this contamination. Nietzsche thought modernity was synonymous with mediocrity, degeneration, and decline to such a deep and wide extent that its degeneration can be found in science and art, as well as in and on our bodies.

My story by marilyn monroe