I am in two minds about this particular clip. Technically it is very clever. It seems to be commenting on the 'human condition' (where did that term come from?) but is actually suggesting that if a puppet (an inanimate object, without life) were to perceive thal all it's actions were 'controlled' by a 'higher power' it's existance would be pointless... here, the puppet commits 'suicide'! Ok, if you want to provoke philosophical or metaphisical thought, this is one way I suppose. But it is trying to be 'clever' I think. The 'conclusion' is rather blunt I feel. As a short cabaret performance, seen in person, for real, I would probably say "Good act", but as a state of 'mind' to take home with you, it may not be the best. (Yes, I know there was an attractive lady comedien who came on straight after and endeared herself to both sexes in the audience with her witty and wise banter, uplifting everyone into a state of euphoria - I'm talking about puppetry here!). I'll shut up (for now!). What do you think
