what the other is wearing to the wedding. The Bride announces that she has, over the course of the last hour, had time to think about the Lily. The Living Person (Act IV): A Silent Film In this act, the audience sits in the middle of the stage, surrounded by four projection screens. A silent movie plays. During the movie, the Lily goes to the Factory Farm to free Dirt. The Lily is assigned Pope John Paul as a personal trainer and a stylist named Ron. The Lily announces that it only needs to become a metaphorical man, and Diana, Pope John Paul, and Ron laugh at it. The film changes and morphed into a history collage, showing weddings, parades, and political actions. The film then changes to Lily's perspective with the face of Dirt superimposed over everything else. Dirt reveals that The Great Longing had the Lily trapped in the technology of the Factory Farm and gave it electroshock treatment to turn the Lily into a man. The Lily begins to wonder if marriage was worth pulling itself from its pot, losing its petals, and staying celibate. The Lily talks about how it is discovering how marriage is a sexist, exclusionary and limited billion-dollar industry. Dirt asks Lily when it will stop equating love with equality. The Lily says how it wants to create community theatre to love others and, by doing this, the Lily frees Dirt. The Mad Demon (Act V): Divine Madness The Lily interrupts the wedding and hands the story over to the newly freed Dirt. Dirt defeats The Great Longing, ending the reign of nostalgia. By doing this, the flowers, brides, and grooms are all free to love whomever they wish. The Pope then enters with a machine gun and shoots everyone. The ensemble begins the song "A Flower Falls." Time reveals their breasts as an act of beauty rather than a crude act. On the Lily's final breath, it asks the question "Will you marry me?" The lights fade black, and the show ends. Musical numbers "Great Longing" "From Sun" "I Dream" "Pornographic Images" "Too Little, Too Late" "A Flower Falls" "The Great Longing Reprise" "The Flowers Nightmare" "Ya Ya Do It" Songs flushed from the show Not all of the songs written by Rachelle Garniez were used in the final show but are, however, in the musical recording. These songs include, "The Night,"