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Welcome to level XXII

Here be poetry. Eng. Lit. official!
The young poet, his back to the fields of England, is struck with inspiration as he reflects on a line from Gray's "Elegy in Country Churchyard". He envisions "Union" [6.9 Megaton, Bikini Atoll, 25 April 1954] vaporising a benighted tract where illiteracy has taken root.

The Gallery wishes to re-print a hostile "E" from someone rumoured to be living on Planet Earth:

The Central Scrutinizer sure thinks he's cool. I bet he comes on with the handkerchief out on "Gray's Allergy". This is the funny part. You guys bore me. You stink. Why don't you get a life/job/religion [delete where inapplicable] [sic] instead of staring at pictures of bombs all day. Tell the so-called Scrutinizer to lay off innocent atom bombs. Jerks, I hope you all get blown up or something.
-- JoooeK, Pope of Church of godAnonymous, AmeriKa, thee Wurld, space, thu Uwww.niverse.

WARNING -- the following link will take you to this unholy outlet for stepNazi brainwashing. It is included only to prove this outfit's lamentable existence: coganon.org -- official DORA zone.

The Scrutinizer has responded to JoooeK's virtual-challenge by producing from the Gallery archives a photo other than one of an atomic explosion at which he personally stares in reverent fascination. It is filed under "Glass jellyfish". The case in which the glass jellyfish are contained may be found in the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. Regrettably, there are no hydrogen bombs to look at there, though their "big bang" simulation is really quite something.
marine environment in glass -- ?rare.

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