MAX ERNST: A Week of Kindness Translation
1) A witch is in the thrust of her spell. She spreads her arms upwards, letting the twisted rope and hair of a shrunken head spill out. He is attracted to the stoic chicken. 2) The twisted chicken hybrid is the prized creation of the witch, a being as intellectual as herself but monstrous. She half knew he would kill her and take her place. Mourning for her under candlelight. 3) The vile chicken-men need more women. The desecrate the holy alter into a mad brothel. 4) Clothes of their victims have the most appealing scent. They poison and defile them so they can taste their sweet putrid steam. 5) The Man-cock had taken a particular interest in one little lady. He steals her away to the master bedroom and ravishes her with his rooster companions. When he's done she's nothing but a bloody pulp. 6) The chicken disease is spreading. In an unaware establishment down the street the man of the house begins to grow and writhe in the most unnatural of ways. His bird is pleased.