00:00What were my parents expectations for me? Don't ask Fawn Zendick what she wants to
00:05be when she grows up. She already is what she will be, a member of the Zendick
00:10family. To try to sum it up, I was supposed to be the savior of humanity
00:15and all innocent life and change the world. She has come to ease the sin and
00:21the wrong and the pain. And accept her duty upon this mortal plane. Zendick
00:27farm is a communal group of artists, activists, and craftsmen who live
00:32together on a 100-acre farm in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
00:37We're actually about creating a whole different culture that actually lives up
00:41to your ideals. That's actually kind of evolving all the time. I felt this urge
00:45to belong. It's like, here are the cool kids. Maybe I can be one of them. I went
00:48into an environment where people are saying things that are true about the
00:52dysfunction of our culture and they're saying they want to fix it. They got
00:56nothing going but death. They've got nothing going except suicide, pestilence,
01:03disease, bad orgasms. They're citizens, citizens, citizens of the death culture.
01:11That's what they are. Is this a cult? Is America a cult? Is Zendick farm a cult? Is a corporation
01:19a cult?
01:20Some really heinous crimes happened there against children and mothers. It was so sick but none of us
01:30others left or made it stop.
01:34That's a cult politically popular.
01:35Though the rest of us and things aren't lost yet. Those more friends come from
01:39in the sea and death. They love peering Light and lions for dead people,
01:39their captors of all drives bond вып ult and rewards. They've been
