Lilienne is terrifying. I love her - Therapist Plays Disco Elysium: Part 29
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The Disco train continues! As usual the next episode is available on the patreon archive for supporters, coming to YT shortly. www.patreon.com/eurobrady I am absolutely LOVING this side of the waterlock. The game just keeps getting better and better. Enjoy!
Brady normally: I'm just not really into the politics, I don't even have the vocabulary for it
Brady when he finds out he can get a free room: FINALLY I AM FREE OF THE SHACKLES OF CAPITALISM
*Mazovian Socio-Economics*
Comrade Brady being in denial for some time, it’s okay. Just like Manana, he will come around.
"Dont get political tonight!"
Three beers later:
ok, ur probably sick of the broken record comment but.... brady, you bring so much into this game that i love that you make it feel like im playing the game again for the first time. please take a vacation from your job helping people for a living and help ME by beating this game asap.
You can interact with Evrart's letter in your inventory - You were going to when you first got it but didn't want to in his office, and it might be worth doing so to get some more information about it
Brady definitely needs to see that
Hey Brady, really enjoying your commentary on the game so far. I just have one bit of non-spoilery advice: I recommend looking at your inventory and interacting with your things once in a while when the game gives you the opportunity. Sometimes when you're stuck it may help you with certain situations, to help you find new solutions to things. Also, maybe try chatting with Kim occasionally to see if new dialogue has opened up.
30:10 the melody is Frère Jacques, or Brother John
Wow I didn't know it wasn't an Estonian melody. "Seppapoisid" is our version
@@Aggietea seems like it's in a lot of places, in mexico it's known as "martinillo"
I love the hate/hate relationship between Brady and the necktie. I think he should keep it on to keep himself on his toes.
I hope he will encounter the SPIRIT of the necktie. Would be interesting to see.
I dont think he'll get the gun so he needs it
@@anomitas I had neither and it all went fine.
@KragV how does it play without it? Guessing you get the worst outcome without it
I saw no love there
I like the interpretation that Half Light started talking greek and scary words because since Half Light is a lower function of your fight or flight response, he is unable to convey complex ideas so he just tries it to make you understand the sheer magnitude of the fear that is the fear of the world ending with incomprehensible scary words.
You've inspired me to replay this beauty...I've already been the smart sober coppo and the sensitive apologetic coppo - so now naturally all I have left is to become a true disco tyrant coppo
Do it for Revakol, bröder.
I'm very invested in the Brady vs necktie match. I think overall this one is a win for the tie. You'll get im next time!
Brady forgets about the tie all the time... not knowing that the tie is a mighty weapon.
The church is one of my favorite locations in the game. I'm really interested to see how you'll experience it.
Man, the contrast between your usually calm, friendly demeanor, and the utter DISTASTE you have for the necktie is very funny. I absolutely see why you don't like it, even if I'm more neutral on it.
But yeah, if its interjections are genuinely annoying you, absolutely remove it. There's SO much stuff in this game, it's totally valid to not be interested in/choose not to engage with parts of it.
I actually recommend to try call lilen on a date. It really gonna be wholesome moment for a character development, and not what you think it is.
Same with political quests, actually. You would think that's they a about politics, but no, fa*cist and moralist quest are the best for a character development and deep phycological discussion, because they show people, under facade of theirs beliefs.
And so are communist/ultraliberal quests. All of them kind of explore Harry's relationship with the world in different ways.
@@loquens5060 idk. I think liberal one are kinda a joke, and communist one more political, so it less applied to them, in my opinion
@khankotyan6991 communist one is not political at all it just ends up being a discussion of infra materialism and the power of belief
@@khankotyan6991 Communist one is also exploring idealism in young people, it's both very beautiful and kind of sad.
Yea, what Khan said. I believe there are 3 women you can ask out on dates. The first time is played for laughs, the second time is absolutely scummy, and this third time, THIS time, it's an extremely wholesome scene of character development.
Arguably the best Kim and Harry moment happens in this little village.
"Officer in need of assistance!"
@@barbaros99 "I'm PULLING RANK!"
CODE 31!
You can also make it the worst moment if you fail the check
@@palissade9822Do not put that energy into the air
shoutout to all the necktie jumpscares we've gotten
We know you're not from Baltimore by the way you pronounce all of the syllables.
More seriously, I lived in Baltimore for the first 30 years of my life, and I have enough bad memories that I don't feel like I'm "from" there. 10 years in Boston made me feel more like a Bostonian.
No city with 3 or more syllables is pronounced differently by locals lol.
Earlier, maybe a month or two ago I had one of the episodes playing through my phone on a very low volumd. I lied down in my bed in darkness, just listening to the audio and the sounds in my room. Spent a whole hour in this bliss. Went to sleep
I thought I was the only one that hated the necktie
I like the necktie's meaning especially as time goes on but the personality of the necktie i never found very funny - compared to the game itself.
I'm laughing so hard at him yelling at the necktie. I love it so much I bought it, imported from the UK.
It's annoying and crass, but I enjoy its horribleness in a weird way. I think it's definitely better for a second playthrough - even its moment of glory undermines the tension of that scene.
That tie saved my life
I had found my gun yet still chose using him 😂 @@alexanderjmihalich8525
It's crazy that a single insinuation that some of your skills might be biased has apparently made you go crazy and mistrust them. I think you missed the dialogue where Volition clarifies that they're only compromised when you talk to Klaasje.
Tbf, you can’t really trust your skills. Just last episode, with the car, Volition was just flat denying this problem from existing. They each have goals and faults.
@@erikr2162 tbf Volition was not exactly wanting to deny reality but pull the will into Harry to say no to that horrible situation, a way to cope into not losing psychic damage
they're all compromised in the sense that you shouldn't wholly trust one instinct or another, just because it's high enough skill to chime in or offer advice. This is where the reading comes in, and your feelings on what advice they give you, as a player. . Authority wants to be authoritative, empathy wants to be empathetic, volition wants to be level-headed, electrochemistry just wants drugs and sex, etc. This is why I love replaying this game, because I AM influenced by those little bits of dialogue from my skills, whether I realize it or not. The fact it's "a videogame" and the gamer urge to exhaust the dialogue means you usually just trust your in-game instincts (my skill points! they must be good!), or run through the options, which the game CAN punish you for. It's such an interesting dynamic, and really a piece of the game I appreciate - your skills are pure, and only want you to use their specific viewpoint. In a way, the person playing has to rely on their OWN volition, or authority, or empathy, to know when things don't seem right. That introspection as the player bouncing off of the suggestions your "skills" give you is something I've not seen in any other game. And yes, it's so interesting that Brady immediately distrusted his characters impulses. That's the point I think...?
Asking for someone's name is like giving a title to a new file - we will create an image in our mind of that person and associate all future info to that image,
but without someone's name, that image might be harder to recall or reference from our memory.
Do we just forget that we need to know someones name to like ... know what to call them? Thats why its the first thing I tell them and also ask when I first meet someone.
Whenever I played this I had the impression that the parts of your psyche were only compromised when talking with Klasja, not with everyone
the way my face fell when i realized this was the most recent video and there wasn't any more to watch!!
man, this has been a delight. as someone who creates their own characters, it's really fascinating to watch your break downs of each moment. i really enjoy this pace. it's entertaining and really helps me digest the game's content better than when i played myself. thank you so much, i'm looking forward to more! in the meantime, i'll snuff around the rest of your channel :] kisses from brazillll
My man! Your skills are only compromised WHEN talking to Klassje. Because Harry's a sucker for the femme fatale! Or I dunno, to simulate limerence or something. During all other coversations your skills are fiiine.
Also - judging by current pace, I think it'd be around episode 50 or so if you don't skip the Cryptozoology and Church questlines
(No spoilers, but don't skip them, please. A miracle will wait for you at the end! ;)
In this episode you were talking about the importance of names at 48:08. Actually in the antient times the name of someone held a somewhat sacred place. The first words were probably names of things, and the ability to name something is tied directly to our ability to recognize the very existence of this object. Language is our main (if not only) insrtument that helps our brain store and sort the information, nameless object does not exist. For example, there is a study done about how a ceparate word for a colour can affect it's recognition among other colours (the study was done with the help of Himba people of Namibia). Furthering the topic of names, we still can see the sacresy of a human name in some languages. For example in russion language still exists the tradition of saying "i'm called ..." instead of "my name is...". It comes from antient belief that sharing your real name with strangers can end up badly for you. In the world of antient people words had magical powers (the fastest example of this would be spells, it is actually one of the oldest folclore genre). The name and its owner are tied together inseparate. In some eastern cultures it was believed that one's name will affect his destiny. And also the fist thing Adam did in the Bible was naming all the animals.
So yeah, subconsciously we still think our names are important, because it is a vital part of our cognitive instuments.
Brady i notice you haven't been trusting your skills since the Klaasje talk, but I think you misunderstood the situation. The game tried explaining that only -Klaasje- is able to deweaponize your skills and have them be compromised; it doesn't mean that you can't trust them outside of your conversations with her anymore. Not really a spoiler or anything, because this is what Volition tried saying back then too, I just think you may have missed this little point during the convo
38:31 CONCEPTUALIZATION [Godly: Success]
I've been watching these videos for a while. They have given me plenty insight into means of coping, understanding of one's consciousness, subconsciousness, why the characters in DE act the way they are...and why do I act the way I do at times. I know it's going to be a WHILE till we get to the ending, but honestly? I'm very happy it's going to be a long road. Meaning I would be able to get more nuanced and detailed explanations that you give in the videos about the human psyche and the monologues and reactions about just about *anything* that could go for hours.
I love your content so much, Brady. Thank you for making it.
I have developed a strong love/hate relationship with this series and use it to condition myself into a better, more tolerant and forgiving person regarding other people’s mistakes and choices, and I’m talking about a kinda of a Clockwork Orange style conditioning. Sometimes I absolutely force myself to watch Brady play because I cannot quite pinpoint what exactly makes me mad, and my reflection skills fail me so far. I might, however, come up with an answer if I verbalize it here, so I just have to finally get it off my chest.
I absolutely love the psychological analysis aspect of this playthrough, but I also absolutely hate the way Brady misreads lots of stuff the game throws at him, the latest case in point being his reaction to the necktie in the last two episodes. I’ve come to realize where all this backseat gaming originates from for many of the people watching, because we’ve been cursed with the knowledge of what will come next and how Brady’s choices make the game more/less spectacular and interesting to react to. Also, some people watch these playthroughs to relive the experiences they had, and perhaps they get mad (myself included) that the decisions Brady takes will not lead him the necessary route (not a correct one, because this game has waaay more than one route you can go to complete most tasks). Maybe it’s also the OCD thing where you screech if things are done a slightly different way than they’re, very subjectively, supposed to be done, I don’t know.
I will still continue watching because it’s an interesting and entertaining perspective and a sheer goldmine of psychological introspection, but it’s wildly discomforting at times, because there’s neither value nor point in spoiling the game and trying to influence someone else’s decisions/opinions (duh). I was fine with Brady throwing away the political aspect of the game, but the paranoid fits he sometimes gets into and the way he does the necktie and some skills dirty feel like nails on a chalkboard to me.
I just had to get it off my chest in the most respectful way I could, I feel very conflicted, so please don’t give me shit in the replies, I acknowledge the way I may come across perfectly well.
In this episode, Brady tries to find the words for the phenomenon of his childhood. His discription matches strongly with what I have heard others call being a child of empire
Brady, is there a place or a kind of a place you would like to become from?
cop of the apocalypse is a very funny thought, but at the same time, very real
I know you hate the tie, but it's very "tied" into Harry's coping mechanisms and psychology. It's purpose is to be a bad influence for you to either listen to, or resist. I promise you that the tie has good payoff if you leave it on till the end.
I don't know if you missed it, but your skills are only compromised when it comes to Klasje.
Several people in the comments are being about as spoilery as they possibly can about the necktie without directly spelling out what it does. Pretty embarrassing... Let a person play the game how they want to play it. Don't try to push the playthrough in a direction that you want it to go.
The Tie is not necessary but it does have a great payoff if you buy a certain item from someone in the fishing village.
You don't even have to do that. It finds you.
@@Jacob-sl6ur*if* you don’t take the tie off
Was that finally a political comment from Brady about the shackles of capitalism? ;)
I LOVE this series.
Also, I'm glad someone else despises the tie. The few friends I know who played the game loved it. I find the voice grating and I don't really understand its function. I mean, in the end it works similarly to Electrochemistry, isn't it? It tries to make you indulge in sex and drugs. Remember to change the tie for another accessory next session, Brady!
It's just one of the characters with its own story and a damn great pay-off for having listened to it. I hated the necktie throughout the game, but I also hated MEASUREHEAD who I got to kick in the end, so I figured I might as well see what's the deal with the necktie.
I hope we’ll be getting tequila sunset next episode
when you said "freed from the shackles capitalism" I stood up and yelled "WE GOT HIM! WE GOT HIM!!"
I really like the tie for what it represents for harry, especially when following its quest through, but it definitely isn't the most healthy company to keep
Brady, believe, keeping the tie on is worth it. Where is your party spirit brataaaaaaaaaaaaaan
Ok ok, NOW the stuff I said about the necktie applies.
It’s your friend, it’ll be on your side. Promise.
Necktie is a great friend. It makes the greatest sacrifice at the end.
Your discussion on names is interesting. I'm reminded of the scene from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - "I'm Clementine, by the way."
"Clementine, that's nice...it means merciful, clemency right?"
"It's hardly fitting. I'm a vindictive little bitch truth be told."
"Well, I wouldn't...think that about you"
"Why wouldn't you think that about me?"
hearing our therapist talk about masks and putting on faces while reading the title and grinning from ear to ear
he, in fact, did not know.
Evrart Claire. Disliked by many, which I don't understand. But everything he does for Harry is... good? Gives you money when you need it the most, shares a lot of information about stuff, helps you to take the body down, helps you to find your gun, even just casually drops your name, legit one. Union people genuinely like him. Even the youth center construction... sure he needs land for his union business, but man, I believe him when he says he won't let villagers get homeless. And it's a shithole anyway, you've been there, you know that. As a working class dude myself, I would love to have such a union leader! Truly ascetic, the real hero of the working class. But Brady doesn't like him. I guess he doesn't need a strong organization fighting for his working rights.
Great series anyway.
Are you Evrart? Did you create a second account for extra marketing?
My brother in Martinaise, Evrart literally was trying to bribe the RCM while coercing Harry to do his bidding by gatekeeping the location of his gun.
Without spoilers, you should try to get a date with Lillienne. It's one of the more uplifting parts of the game for Harry if you play your cards right, and it's not hard to play your cards right.
Not trying to tell you what to do but I think you would really enjoy going in the date with lilienne, it really is a special moment on the entire game. But it is your decision and thats fair
Cant wait for idiot doom spiral
Can't wait to meet Harry's true squad (doom spiral, rosemary, and dont call abigail)
Hell yeah.
There was a shack with a playset, right at the start of the waterlock which you almost went into, but left. There may be something there that represents the deepest depths of Harrier's soul...
Despite it all, I still feel some of the best insights are yet to come. You've said before that you are _not_ a detective and that's not your function, but out of curiosity, what do you think happened to Harry exactly? Who was the ex-something? What sequence of events led to laying waste to his own body and terrorizing Martinez?
I have a much darker interpretation for Harry's double-yefrator title. I don't believe he refused a promotion twice out of respect or duty, but I'll keep that to myself till later!
So I just want to say about the neck tie, it’s kinda interesting. Like it’s kinda like the other side of electrochemistry. Electrochemistry wants you to give in to hedonism because of more physical addiction. The neck tie, well you’re probably taking it off so you might never get the whole spirit bomb option. I won’t say anything else specific except… the neck tie explains itself. And it is the idea of giving into that crazy party life style more as a coping mechanism. I guess that’s all I can say about it without spoiling it too much.
loud dudebro asshole Tie is your best friend, and will die for you... but yes, its like Harry's Id filtered thru toxic masculinity, different from electrochemistry in that it seems more emotional based, versus physical. The tie says bring chicks back to the shack, maybe its just another way for Harry to say he wants companionship without openly being vulnerable to himself.
I love the tie, but i can see how its not for everyone.
Y'know, I'm always sensitive to the question "where are you from?". I wanna say at least 60% of the people I know are foreigners and for them it's a loaded question. For many native people, learning where a foreigner is from will color their opinion of them. I prefer to wait till they ask me the question first. When we get into it, I prefer "Where do you feel like you're from?". It tells me more about that person's culture, and let's them pick the answer freely.
0079 vods when?
Everyone's gangster until Half Light starts speaking Greek
There's a loophole with Evrart's letter.
Spoilers in case you don't want to know:
You can interact with the letter in Isobel's shack and pass the check to forge signatures. This way you can get what Evrart owes to you without letting him gentrify the fishing village.
The fact that you hate the necktie really sells its voice performance =D My interpretation is that because you only hear it if your Inland Empire is 5 or more, Harry is trying to distance himself from the worst parts of Electrochem (impulsiveness, addiction, sexual desire, drug relapse) by placing those feelings into a physical avatar, e.g. the necktie is a relentless party animal/thrill-seeker separate from himself. This gives him a better sense of control over his feelings and a more firm grip on reality.
That was perfect timing with the comment on masks. I really love Lilienne, she's honest and at peace with where she is. I also recommend going on the date; I never did because yeah, it felt like a weird thing to do, but I've seen a bunch of LPs and it would be perfect for this playthrough.
Also I love the tie myself, but yeah, it is annoying. There's some good stuff with it later on down the line, but you don't need to stick with it if you don't wanna.
Have you gotten the conversation in which Joyce asks Kim about his political position and he says his position is the abattoir? It doesn't always show up--you need to have a certain conversation with him around. But you find out about his childhood and it's painfully illuminating.
met a waitress in a tourist place once that phrased the "where are you from?" question interestingly. She said something like "so, what's the place that you guys call home?" or something like that.
What's fun about most of the political and copotype thoughts is the game both gives all of them a certain amount of courtesy, but also Harry *immediately* swings to the most extreme version. Like, clearly things are messed up in Revachol, one can see why it would lead to that sort of thought.
Lilienne is a wife material, prove me wrong
Literally can't
The melody is Brother Jacob, I can’t spell the original French name.
your the first person we've seen ever comment on the washerwoman not using a name deliberately - good catch! ( dont let anyone give you guff taking off the tie - optional story beats non withstanding - its abrasive www )
I think the negative reaction to masks as a whole is because for a lot of people they carry connotations of dishonesty. "If I wear this, how am I to be authentic? How is someone wearing a mask being authentic to me?"
I think the knee jerk reaction is to feel isolated by it, hence the negativity.
Here we go - Cop of the Apocalypse (my first playthrough.) :D Maybe meet new characters and see what's on the coast first to get a better picture before deciding / entertaining the thought? It's both terrifying and on point, but this might not be the playthrough for solving that particular case - in other words looking beyond the veil / curtains of grounded reality, time and place to see what's really happening on the macro scale. Your Harry would need high logic, conceptualization, inland empire, shivers, half light, interfacing just to name few or otherwise you're left with only little puzzle pieces difficult to fit together.
I'm fascinated that the reaction to the tie seems to be very surface-level in comparison to, say, Electrochemistry. It'd be interesting to look at the tie from more of a psychological lense, I think. The tie is as much a part of Harry as the others
I hope Brady won't take off the necktie. I am sure eventually he is gonna love him and his role.
The necktie in itself might not be very funny... But your annoyed responses to it certainly are 😂
FWIW the date with Lilienne is actually very touching and a good opportunity for character growth.
“If i talk about it and it happens again, im gonna freak out”
Brady…. You know what I’m gonna say…
Wonder how long til ya catch up to the vid where everyone said all your skills arent compromised all the time.
The tie gives a lot of insights into Harry's past - I'd suggest you stick with it if you can tolerate it!
The pants are one of the 4 political clothing items, there’s these pants for moralism, a commie hat, a hustlers pair of shoes and traditionalist pants. You get a bit of dialogue for it.
I believe the term kingdom of conscience has been dropped once before, it has to do with the moralist movement :P
I hope by god he gets Kim’s church scene, and I hope even more he doesn’t get Kim’s _other_ church scene.
How the date idea is introduced sounds lame, but I actually think it turns out to be a cool moment. Take that how you will.
For what it's worth I'd peg you at 40-50% of the way through
The ‘kingdom of conscience’ thought is the political thought you denied outright on the sake of it being politics
Now that you're across the bridge, you can forge the signatures on Evrart's letter and mail it off, if you want to get a better idea of what Eveart's about without helping him.
I like how Brady dismisses all of the Tie's ideas, no matter how good or bad they are
"I like the narrator/tutorial voice, she sounds welcoming". Shall we expect tutorial voice character analysis next? =D
Would 👀
30:20
I believe it is the same melody as "Are you sleeping, Brother John" nursery rhyme. Different words, seeing how there is a different number of notes, but the same melodic movement.
i think its the french version, Frère Jacques
HAHAHA 11:30 actually insane how often this happens
I've gotten into very involved argument over whether or not the Cavalry Boots in the fish box belong to Lilienne or not.
I'm of the mind that they aren't and that she fished them up and they're remnants of the armed conflict that happened here.
The guy that insisted otherwise insists that they are her boots and that her strong yellow and blue coloration is meant to connect her to other nationalists like Rene and the Yellow Mug guy.
I strongly disagreed with this notion, providing Frittte Girl as an example of a yellow-and-blue clad character that is clearly not a Revacholian nationalist.
His counterpoint is that Frittte may just be co-opting popular colors known to the locals as a corporate branding effort and example of capitol subsuming everything in its path.
Now that's actually a point I think may be pretty cogent but I still don't see Lilienne as a fascist character and still feel that if the boots were hers, there would at least be some dialogue regarding it.
Anyway, point of this whole aside is just to establish that there's at least a color connection between Brady's two favorite NPCs and, yet again, Fritte Girl presents depths beyond what is on the surface.
We find those boots in the container, among the fish
Someone upholding revacholian nationalism wouldn't disrespect the symbol like this
Imagine Rene finding those boots, slimy and smelly
Also, the boots don't give a +1 to the fascist thought, like other political items do
Lilienne most definitely didn't go out and buy these somewhere. We see the environment she and her kids live in, they can't be picky
A spare pair of leather boots might be useful someday, somehow, and it doesn't matter if some soldiers wore them in distant past.
For the colors, we should be looking at portraits, not game models
BUT, it's not just the colors on their own. The backgrounds of the portraits is where the political affiliation, among other things, comes through.
Frittte Girl is wearing those colors because Frittte gave her a uniform. But the background color is dull, dark green.
If we look at Rene's portrait, there are clear blue and yellow spots and strokes there, but it's not really structured, as Rene mostly shakes his fist and recounts the past, he just liked serving the king and it doesn't go that deep for him.
The other fascist character that Brady haven't met yet, has a very clear revachollian background. The sun and the like, it's very very clear, what that character's thing is.
They have posters, books, they clearly interact with fascism/nationalism in a lot more structured way than Rene does.
Lilienne is probably wearing that bright yellow raincoat, because it's the cheapest option (and frittte actually sells them in game) to find. Also, for visibility on the water.
The background for her portrait is light blue, with no clear geometrical structure. It's very neutral and pleasant to look at. I think it reflects her well.
If anything, she's probably closer to the Sunday Friend in this regard (blue), like super surface level moralist, but I think that's a stretch.
Looks like Brady forgot about that tie again ))
How many times now has Brady said he'll take off the tie
the horrific necktie IS the old Harry.
The melody she's humming is Frère Jacques!
Double licensed therapist for sure
You might hate the necktie cause it represents that part of yourself that just wants to party and take drugs, he's the enabler. BUT don't dismiss everything he says. He's also the part of you that just wants to help you by making you forget about your troubles. I think deep down he has good intentions. Just like the main character, all the voices in his head slowly change as you progress the game and they get affected by the things you do.
So my suggestion would be - don't get rid of your friend, endure. You might change your mind about that little guy.
Brady really said "gone where?" lol
damn, insane
CHURCH! CHURCH! CHURCH!
I really loved this episode. Just wanted to share a couple of thoughts I had
Loving the way you are warming up to Kim and wanted to call back to the very first day - before you even say a word to Kim espirit de corps chimes in and says something like "this man is your half brother".
When thinking about "moving on" from your past, from trauma, I had this thought - We are a collection of our experiences, our memories. And so nothing is truly left behind, we carry these things with us wherever we go. I think "moving on" is just learning how to carry the burdens.
I thought the same about not wanting to help Evrart with the signatures, but man, the pressure of having to find my gun to get my police shit together and not be seen as a loser by the precinct pushed me to sacrificing my anti-establishment scrupules
Unless you have spiritual psychology in your _arsenal_ the necktie isn't going to do much for you, so it might be time...
The necktie is like a friend who is trying to cheer you up from your sadness, but does it in the worst way possible.
I love this series, Man. Thanks for all the work you put into them.
Is there an 'I'?