I had an epiphany. A woman wants to get back at her husband, so she cheats with some guy (forming the triangle). She bites chunks out of this guy (uses him to get her husband jealous). The poor guy is in love with her but she still loves her husband and has no plans on leaving her husband for this poor guy. Why would she? Her husband is wealthy and her home is lavish. What can this poor guy offer her...nothing. He's handsome and intelligent but doesn't have the money to keep up with this woman's wants and needs. She chews him up and spits him out.
She is reveling in the love triangle; it's her saying, "triangles are my favorite shape..." She loves the game. She gets back at her husband, while she enjoys the sexual fling with this poor guy.
But her plan doesn't quite turn in her favor. While she enjoys the game, her husband doesn't. He is uncontrollable jealous when he finds out. What does he do? He kills her and throws in an ocean. She becomes seafood.
Well the poor guy who really loved her, despite her using him in her game, is haunted by her disappearance. He thinks of her and still desires her, even though he wasn't anything special to him and still had her allegiance to her husband.
So in the end the one burns (the poor guy), one red (the cunning and beautiful woman), one grins (the husband who shoots his wife to avenge her infidelity.)
The poor guy goes back to his hum drum life, the husband probably goes to jail, and the wife is devoured by seals.
I wonder if triangles are still her favorite shape?
So the three guns and one goes off (being the husband's), one's empty (being the poor man because he never intended to hurt anyone in the first place), and one's not quick enough (being the woman's because she intended to get rid of the poor man before her husband found out but it was too late). This is a really elaborate epiphany and it definitely helped me understand the song.
So the three guns and one goes off (being the husband's), one's empty (being the poor man because he never intended to hurt anyone in the first place), and one's not quick enough (being the woman's because she intended to get rid of the poor man before her husband found out but it was too late). This is a really elaborate epiphany and it definitely helped me understand the song.
@kkw I enjoy your thoughts. I have a question though. The way they describe the triangle is '3 points where 2 lines meet' meaning there are 3 points and the point is formed when two 'lines' collide. Now if we are to assume that these lines are the different characters, according to your interpretation one point would be created when the wife and the other guy do their thing,and another point is created when the husband the kills the wife. This leaves one last point though, where the husband should interact with the other guy. What do you make...
@kkw I enjoy your thoughts. I have a question though. The way they describe the triangle is '3 points where 2 lines meet' meaning there are 3 points and the point is formed when two 'lines' collide. Now if we are to assume that these lines are the different characters, according to your interpretation one point would be created when the wife and the other guy do their thing,and another point is created when the husband the kills the wife. This leaves one last point though, where the husband should interact with the other guy. What do you make of this?
I had an epiphany. A woman wants to get back at her husband, so she cheats with some guy (forming the triangle). She bites chunks out of this guy (uses him to get her husband jealous). The poor guy is in love with her but she still loves her husband and has no plans on leaving her husband for this poor guy. Why would she? Her husband is wealthy and her home is lavish. What can this poor guy offer her...nothing. He's handsome and intelligent but doesn't have the money to keep up with this woman's wants and needs. She chews him up and spits him out.
She is reveling in the love triangle; it's her saying, "triangles are my favorite shape..." She loves the game. She gets back at her husband, while she enjoys the sexual fling with this poor guy.
But her plan doesn't quite turn in her favor. While she enjoys the game, her husband doesn't. He is uncontrollable jealous when he finds out. What does he do? He kills her and throws in an ocean. She becomes seafood.
Well the poor guy who really loved her, despite her using him in her game, is haunted by her disappearance. He thinks of her and still desires her, even though he wasn't anything special to him and still had her allegiance to her husband.
So in the end the one burns (the poor guy), one red (the cunning and beautiful woman), one grins (the husband who shoots his wife to avenge her infidelity.)
The poor guy goes back to his hum drum life, the husband probably goes to jail, and the wife is devoured by seals.
I wonder if triangles are still her favorite shape?
damn thats some elaborate epiphany
damn thats some elaborate epiphany
So the three guns and one goes off (being the husband's), one's empty (being the poor man because he never intended to hurt anyone in the first place), and one's not quick enough (being the woman's because she intended to get rid of the poor man before her husband found out but it was too late). This is a really elaborate epiphany and it definitely helped me understand the song.
So the three guns and one goes off (being the husband's), one's empty (being the poor man because he never intended to hurt anyone in the first place), and one's not quick enough (being the woman's because she intended to get rid of the poor man before her husband found out but it was too late). This is a really elaborate epiphany and it definitely helped me understand the song.
@kkw I enjoy your thoughts. I have a question though. The way they describe the triangle is '3 points where 2 lines meet' meaning there are 3 points and the point is formed when two 'lines' collide. Now if we are to assume that these lines are the different characters, according to your interpretation one point would be created when the wife and the other guy do their thing,and another point is created when the husband the kills the wife. This leaves one last point though, where the husband should interact with the other guy. What do you make...
@kkw I enjoy your thoughts. I have a question though. The way they describe the triangle is '3 points where 2 lines meet' meaning there are 3 points and the point is formed when two 'lines' collide. Now if we are to assume that these lines are the different characters, according to your interpretation one point would be created when the wife and the other guy do their thing,and another point is created when the husband the kills the wife. This leaves one last point though, where the husband should interact with the other guy. What do you make of this?
@asdfew - Or the people are the three points and the two relationships are what collide?
@asdfew - Or the people are the three points and the two relationships are what collide?