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http://youtu.be/WyUXWgmEvE8?t=47s

The rose Alizée tasting that cake ^^ . Another proof why the MJ video has something to do with the cover of Psych.

http://youtu.be/WyUXWgmEvE8?t=1m7s

Anyone else thinking it mirrors the bathing scene from "Libertine" by Mylene Farmer?

Originally Posted by Shepherd

My comments weren't meant as a criticism of your essay. They were, if anything, an additional angle.

For my part, critisms are welcome, no matter if correcting the language or the content. And addictional angles are fine indeed! In fact, you can interpret MJ in like a million ways, that makes me very willing to read your words .

Originally Posted by Shepherd

So what are your thoughts on the other two videos that I included? The second video listed below suggest--not a subject--but a theme that Alizee is repeating.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBfticf2mFk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0SlTAHfP0g

Uhm, seems like I've just got to take my time to process it. I've never thought of MJ as a personal work, rather a less personal one than Gourmandises/MCE songs.

Originally Posted by Lucas

I remember like Alizée talked what should mean this cover. It should represent two Alizée. The left an adult Alizée, the right still the childish girl what she was (is). Except the cover, the whole album has the both sides.

Now back to MJ video. Again, there are two Alizée - the mystery black lady, and of course our sweet Alizée in nice rose dress. But what is the meaning of the clip? A think, the everything after the balcony scene should be like a view to the "future" or something similar. Easily the black Alizée (maybe representing the adult part of her personality) showed her, how would look like her life if she would choose to live with Romeo. Why? I conclude just form the all scenes, where the two Alizée are walking from one room to another, seeing really "weird" things, maybe representing the lifestyle of aristocracy?Then the dance fight between the black and rose ladies, it is like a very difficult thinking about on which way to go. And in the end everyone disappeared, only the black Alizée is there. Too from the director cut scene, we can see how the black Alizée kissed the pink Alizée, and then everyone disappered what is in the final clip. So maybe we can say, Alizée found the way which should be the best, the way to be finally adult and not childish. Or... from the removed "kiss" scene, maybe just there is not the right world for such difficult adult vs. childish personality.