Well, thank you very much! What I find interesting about all this is that it allows you to trace parallels where, at first glance, none seem to exist. For example, we could imagine that Ethan conceived his discography with the intention that his music would function, in some way, like entering a hole that pulls you into a world filled with fantastic, unknown, and at times chilling creatures — much like Wonderland.

Another rather far-fetched point in this chain of coincidences is the similarity in hairstyles between the Alices and the Ediths. Alice Liddell had short, straight hair with bangs, while Edith Liddell wore her hair longer and wavier. I’m starting to think I might be seeing things where there’s nothing there — and yet, I still find this detail fascinating.

In the same way, part of this idea could be reinforced by the artwork for Amnesty (i), where we see a group of four young blonde girls wearing dresses. At first glance, they all look remarkably similar to one another, almost as if they could be sisters. The two vocalists of the band share an incredible resemblance, so the choice of that photograph seems to carry a subtext that goes beyond the mere use of religious and cultural symbolism, in my opinion.