The Lady of the cover of TDWOT

Luis said:
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The chick on The Damnation Game album cover was so disturbed by the impish demon playing his tiny fiddle, that she awoke from her slumber, went down to her basement, and came back up with a chainsaw. After a long, vicious fight, she cut through the demon's fiddle, his bow, and finally his wings: killing him.
Then she went through his stuff and found 900 little baggies of cocaine which she sold on Craig's List masquerading under the guise of the Lady Of The Snow.
She profited a considerable amount and used the proceeds to enlist on the Tv show Extreme Makeover. After some intricate face work, nice breast implants, and a tummy tuck; the Damnation Game chick started having pangs of remorse for the impish creature she had slaughtered so brutally to look so pretty.
So with her leftover funds, she set up a lavish funeral in a gothic church and to pay the ultimate homage to him; assembled all of his severed feathers together which she sprinkled with some leftover cocaine(which she would snort after the ceremony) to use as a backdrop while she gave her eulogy to the poor little creature.
Looking at the entire immaculate production she had created; she then demanded that her picture be taken; and she silently weeped for the little demon who was cut to so many bloody ribbons as she held a single rose.

She then named the entire service: The Divine Wings Of Tragedy

She then went home, did her coke, went out drinking, came home, passed out, woke up, and did more coke.

The End
 
I don't think she's directly related to any of the songs of the album.

... but I love her just the same
 
jdtrbn said:
I don't think she's directly related to any of the songs of the album.

... but I love her just the same

OMG you just sent me down remedy lane...

Prismatic Sphere is right...

but hey... maybe shes the lady in wicked.. maybe its the same church or watever and she died there out of misery of losing her demon fiddle player friend thing. @_# :hypno:
 
Jaen said:
um, has it occurred to anyone that she may be 'the accolade'?

The Accolade lyrics make constant reference to "he", "his" and "him" in addition to which I didn't think there were any (or many?) female knights. Unless you meant that she was the one bestowing the "accolade" on the knight, which the song doesn't make mention of either.

So no, I don't think that's the case. Unless there's a line about cross-dressing which I'm not hearing...