In the mobile game Disney Twisted-Wonderland , the alchemy teacher at Night Raven College, Divus Crewel, is inspired by Cruella
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So it is that the need to control somethinganythingagain shines through via the lyrics, The season is ripe, I stay in the house/Move the furniture about/Try and control what I can. Welch delivers another emotional wallop with the line that immediately succeeds this: And feel the world slip through my hand. At around the one-minute, thirty-six-second mark, the song, which has been building in musical tension up to now, bursts forth, further punctuated by Welch belting (no buckle reference intended), You can have it all/You can have it all. At first, the vibe one gets is that the you is meant to indicate that, yes, a woman can have it all (as Samantha Jones once tried to tell her friends in the All or Nothing episode of Sex and the City ): career, romance, children