Jodi Lynne Morningstar Chapter 4: A Plan is Brewing

 

🪶 Jodi Lynne Morningstar – Chapter 4: A Plan Is Brewing

Something in the Infernal routine is shifting. Jodi Lynne Morningstar has seen too many “misfiled” souls pass through Pandaemonium’s bureaucracy to ignore the pattern any longer. Between Azazel’s weary counsel and the endless paperwork of the damned, she begins connecting dots the rest of Hell refuses to see. The rules don’t fit—the punishments don’t match—and one mortal soul may hold the key to unraveling the entire system.

While daemons gossip and furnaces roar, Jodi quietly brews more than coffee in the Lava Laundry—she’s hatching a plan that could tilt the cosmic scales.

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Frank Sirianni aka Foxxfyrre

Lixue and Salvatore

 

Lixue and Salvatore

An original short story as a blog post by Frank Sirianni BlogBlast4Peace Reason 82: Love Letter

What happens when love is torn apart by war, yet survives through memory?

Lixue and Salvatore is a heartfelt animated short based on a series of intimate letters exchanged between two lovers during World War I. Told entirely through narration and visuals, the story unfolds from the perspective of their daughter, Lixie, who received a box of old correspondence letters from her Auntie Ming while she attends studies in San Francisco in 1934.

Each letter opens a window into the past—revealing stolen kisses in Hong Kong, the grim reality of trench warfare, and the unwavering hope of reunion. With cherry blossom petals falling like snow and soft sepia-toned flashbacks, this film brings their romance to life in a way that is both tender and tragic.

🎬 Watch the full video below:

🖋️ Based on the original story by Frank Sirianni
🎨 AI Video Production with CapCut

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Frank Sirianni aka Foxxfyrre

Jodi Lynne Morningstar Chapter 3-Chatting with Uncle Luci

 

📖 Chapter Three: Chatting with Uncle Luci

In Chapter Three, Jodi Lynne Morningstar pulls us into one of her most personal encounters — a conversation with her infamous uncle, Samael … though she prefers to call him Uncle Luci.

Once the highest of angels, Samael is now a gaunt, tragic figure, his halo twisted into horns and his wings torn and leathery. In their sharp, witty exchange, Jodi needles him with sass while hinting at the strange mix of majesty and ruin he carries.

It’s family drama, Pandaemonium-style: biting, unsettling, and darkly comic.

Stay Tuned for Chapter 4 Coming Soon.

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Frank aka Foxxfyrre