“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.”
Ayn Rand called this "The Reification of the Zero" and correctly labeled it as the evil that it is. While I always loved the above Pratchett quote, it never occurred to me that if the Good in the world is derived from the mind not matter, so too must Evil.
Information is faster than light that is one truth I've witnessed. For lack of information is still tangible and recordable. Nothingness can travel faster than anything but it isn't the ending just a new zone for things to reemerge
@@stantrien8106 Ayn Rand's inability to recognize the self is the essential problem of her philosophy and why she was just a terrible person in general.
@@aaronwimmers8904 I gave an honest go at reading altas shrugged. Didn't finish it. The main characters are all self-congratulatory narcissistic shits.
I remember hearing that Terry Pratchett received letters from people who were close to dying for whatever reason, with them saying that when the time comes they hope his Death is the one their going to meet, and in thinking so they weren't so afraid anymore. He said those letters had him staring at his wall for a while.
Holy shit. Just trying to picture myself in his shoes at that moment ... Yeah, I can imagine he stared at the wall for a while. Having such an impact on people is beyond my comprehension, but it sounds so noble.
@@Boopboob And that's the real kicker. Everyone can have this impact on others. If you're true, honest, caring and sharing, you can truly make a difference in this cold bleak world. All we have is each other, and that's all we really need.
@@mikesolo340 It is saying that humans are somehow between an angel and an ape which is profound because of the different explanations of what humans are. Some saying we are apes who are evolved and others saying we are beings created by a God or gods to be perfect but exist in a fallen state. So in conclusion humans are in the middle of the pack, just advanced enough to be greater than animals but still beneath the Devine. We are creatures of dirt and blood and flesh but also possessing a soul and divine reason.
Terry Pratchett had this talent with his writing of Death's character to take the bleakest, most cynical statements possible only to turn them on their heads and bring them around to truly hopeful messages. A Gramsci-esque "Pessimism of the mind, optimism of the will" sort of deal.
Terry pratchett, the only author to start stories with a witch burning their toast and end in philosophical speeches on the nature of Human life from the perspective of Higher Beings.
@@johnkramer2144 In the world of Terry Pratchett, the Discworld, reality bends around the beliefs of the majority - the book this quote is from, The Hogfather, is one of the books which entirely centres around this concept.
@@briishcabbage568 Interesting. So belief allows a Higher Being such as Death to exist, not just Death being a constant in the world. Interesting. So without any sentient/ sapient creatures, Death would cease to exist as a Higher Being?
@@johnkramer2144 Death, in the Discworld, IS one of the very few "real" Higher Beings, which I refer to as "law-beings", though this isn't the real name. Unlike the Hogfather, the Gods, and the Tooth Fairy, they are indeed a complete constant, whose rules are actually made by formless... things.. called the Auditors of Reality. Death, rather than only existing from belief, acts... weirdly.. with it. He cannot go places which do not believe in Death, and cannot see beings unaffected by Death - like, for example, a half-human "law-being" such as an incarnation of the concept of time. However, He does seem to be able to at least exist outside of belief. I don't remember which book this is from, I think it's "Eric", but im not sure. Essentially, Death uses Belief, but does not need it to exist as far as I know.
Pratchett's Death was always the most impactful character growing up. Thanks for this and all the work you create for this channel. Really appreciate it
Life is like approaching a mirage in the desert, you can see the cool water ahead, and have heard again and again of those who have drank from it, you live each day dreaming of eventually tasting it for yourself. You trek on as time drags you closer and closer until you’re finally near to the touch, and then it dissolves before your eyes. In disbelief, you cup the sand in your hands only to watch it slip through your fingertips. Though there’s nothing to drink, without the illusion and your hope for it, there would’ve been no reason to go forward at all, and hey, maybe you met some fellow thirsty wanderers along the way who eased the journey through the desolation. Then you collapse and die from exhaustion and become lunch for a vulture while a kid many miles behind you catches a glimpse of some water in the distance.
Bringing out the Pratchett fans with this one. Always loved this conversation. Death being this chill "guy" who just finds his work fascinating has always been a fun character perspective.
The Death Pratchett brought to life has always eased my fears, along with so much else he wrote about. Your reading of this has almost brought to tears. Thank you. Also, I now want the Burial Goods version of “Where’s my cow”
death does not look down upon man as with hate, nor belittlement, but with endearment. to see that below in some indifferent place can find such joy purely with their mind, to find that many can bear existence without pity. he sees this and cannot help but feel proud.
“You need to believe in things that aren’t true..how else can they become?” Man, as the most nihilistic misanthrope i am i just felt a literal physical sensation of weight dropping in the heart…fucking simple and yet fucking deep….
Its like trying to assign truth value to the color blue, nonsensical statement tryin to strongarm you into submitting to an authority for whom this bs doesnt apply cuz special pleading.
@@grapenut6094 you believe in nothing therefor there is nothing, you are nothing. Humans can not live for themselves alone, we grow tired of it, bored and if continued becomes self destructive like we would rather just be dead than useless. Belief and perception is what makes you and your reality. If you believe in nothing you become nothing
@@kobold7466 You dont know what I believe. Divine authority is manipulation from dead people tryin to force you into accepting the bad parts of their ideas along with the good. Its a poison to anyone who sincerely cares about how those bad things relate to other bad things sometimes such that your life may as well be meaningless. Meaning is by definition something deeply personal and as such can only be subjective in my opinion.
@@grapenut6094 i never mentioned divinity. and the good must be taken with the bad, they are literally inseparable in life and trying to avoid badness and suffering often results in more of it, nothing is perfect. also thats kinda what im getting at, moral relativism and nihilism is like a lego set with no pieces or just a foundation with no walls. You add your own parts and it stops being nothing but you cant have just nihilism and nothing in its place thats like an anti-philosophy and wallowing in it is self destructive
MGU Terry Pratchett This exchange happens in Pratchetts Discworld books. A highly recomended read if this strikes your interest(Death itself is one of the protagonists)
This is genuinely one of my favorite exchanges between two characters in any story, and you fucking nailed it, got me teary eyed and everything Thank you
@@ta_pegandofogo2988 when no matter is left in the universe, which will happen as it spontaneously boils away into photons over unfathomable stretches of time, there will be nothing left to measure time against, and to the remaining photons the universe would be no different than at the beginning of time before inflation, from their perspective.
I'm so glad you did this quote. This profound bit of wisdom has shaped my personal philosophy ever since I first saw the Hogfather special a couple decades or so ago. Logically, I know the world is a swirling Hellscape, where even those who are supposed to be members of your community are simply waiting for the best opportunity to put a knife in your back. But I choose to believe that even if people aren't good, maybe they can BECOME good, in the hopes that maybe that belief will make it just a little more true. Perhaps, someday, salvation will come, not wrought by any god, but by our own hands.
I have downloaded this video, I've put it on a USB to make it permanent. I wish to live according to this story. I wish to be reminded of why I choose to believe, so that I too can remain human.
Grind me down and you will find many elements, none of which bear my name. Yet here I stand, an emergent property of untold billion grains of existence. Can justice not emerge from us as I emerge from carbon and water?
Humans are creatures of cooperation. Cooperation requires fairness. Fairness is executed by rewarding those who cooperate well and punishing those who seek selfish gain at the expense of the group.
@@DreamersOfReality That is true. But on the individual human level, there are peoples who are truly just and fair. There are also those who are not yet still strive to be. Of course there are those who profit of others and whom do not believe in such things either out of personal interest or cynicism (often both) But peoples can embody those terms.
I was hoping it was this passage when I saw the title and thumbnail! One of the best written passages in literary history! The voices are immaculate as well!
The world is not fair. It is not just. It is not kind. Therefore I will be, and in so doing it will be more fair, more just, and more kind. This path is open to you as well.
“You need to believe in things that aren’t true. How else can they become?” If something doesn’t exist. MAKE it exist. Examples: Want someone to love you? Learn to love yourself first. You want the world to be better? Start making it better.
Human creativity is prophetic. Make believe becomes make be. With enough time, humanity can achieve anything, but first we have to believe in ourselves, even if there's so self, as in this act we become self-creating beings, fit to aspire for something more than merely human
Of all of your videos to date this has to be one of my favorites so far. Excellent work as always and thanks for providing us with such a quality voice over of what is in my opinion one of the most interesting dialogues in fiction.
These cosmic existential posts are honestly calming to me. I guess its just comforting knowing that others are aware. That there are others that have understood.
Death is not only just a guide for the souls of the dead... But also a mentor for the living, teaching them how to live Ironic isn't... Death wanting you to live
this conversation right here is how i discovered the discworld series. highly, highly recommend absolutely everyone to watch at least some of the movies even if you're not a reader
I've always Loved this Scene. Now I can't help But love it even Further. You've out done this scene and Its As Powerful as the Abyss On a Moonless Night.
Terry Pratchett was a master. only he could write stories with talking cats and a discworld carried on the backs of elephants and infinite turtles all the way down and effortlessly weave in philosophy on human nature from Death
Your dreams or goals have not yet come to fruition. Only through perseverance and the conviction/willpower to believe that you can and to see it through only then will you garner the strength to see it become.
![PASULOL รามเกียรติ์ ตอนที่ 4 นนทกพบรัก [Ramakien Ep.4: Nonthok in love]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tMUQgmZzf_A/mqdefault.jpg)
![BOWKYLION - วิงวอน (ex-change) [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cLdnZWDaO-w/mqdefault.jpg)
On behalf of Pratchett fans, thank you for lending your very fitting voice to Death.
I'm a newbie Pratchett fan, so far only read the Dodger and half of the "Shorter Fiction" collection.
There is a site that has all of them in order. I cannot lie tho I started with Night Watch.
Death’s series are definitely worth your time, enjoy the reading!
This is almost on par with Christopher Lee's voice work of this role in the animated adaptations.
@@DrewPDrawerzI 100% agree!
“Light thinks it travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels, it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.”
Ayn Rand called this "The Reification of the Zero" and correctly labeled it as the evil that it is.
While I always loved the above Pratchett quote, it never occurred to me that if the Good in the world is derived from the mind not matter, so too must Evil.
Information is faster than light that is one truth I've witnessed. For lack of information is still tangible and recordable. Nothingness can travel faster than anything but it isn't the ending just a new zone for things to reemerge
@@stantrien8106 Ayn Rand's inability to recognize the self is the essential problem of her philosophy and why she was just a terrible person in general.
@@aaronwimmers8904 I gave an honest go at reading altas shrugged. Didn't finish it. The main characters are all self-congratulatory narcissistic shits.
I always thought it a bit silly to assign 'thinking' and 'being wrong' to concepts like light and darkness
They're just kinda there, chilling
I remember hearing that Terry Pratchett received letters from people who were close to dying for whatever reason, with them saying that when the time comes they hope his Death is the one their going to meet, and in thinking so they weren't so afraid anymore.
He said those letters had him staring at his wall for a while.
Holy shit.
Just trying to picture myself in his shoes at that moment ... Yeah, I can imagine he stared at the wall for a while.
Having such an impact on people is beyond my comprehension, but it sounds so noble.
It is a nice thing too, I always hoped that if a being like death exists, they would be like Death from Sandman.
@@Boopboob And that's the real kicker. Everyone can have this impact on others. If you're true, honest, caring and sharing, you can truly make a difference in this cold bleak world.
All we have is each other, and that's all we really need.
"The place where the falling angel meets the rising ape" holy shit
Literally one of the most poetic things I've ever heard
"You need to believe in things that aren't true. How else can they become?" hits like a freight train
I don't get it, please explain
@@mikesolo340 It is saying that humans are somehow between an angel and an ape which is profound because of the different explanations of what humans are. Some saying we are apes who are evolved and others saying we are beings created by a God or gods to be perfect but exist in a fallen state. So in conclusion humans are in the middle of the pack, just advanced enough to be greater than animals but still beneath the Devine. We are creatures of dirt and blood and flesh but also possessing a soul and divine reason.
Beautiful explanation
Terry Pratchett had this talent with his writing of Death's character to take the bleakest, most cynical statements possible only to turn them on their heads and bring them around to truly hopeful messages.
A Gramsci-esque "Pessimism of the mind, optimism of the will" sort of deal.
Terry pratchett, the only author to start stories with a witch burning their toast and end in philosophical speeches on the nature of Human life from the perspective of Higher Beings.
Nanny Ogg is a treasure.
So is Death as a being that we can interact with in the context of this universe only possible because we believe in a being known as Death?
@@johnkramer2144 In the world of Terry Pratchett, the Discworld, reality bends around the beliefs of the majority - the book this quote is from, The Hogfather, is one of the books which entirely centres around this concept.
@@briishcabbage568 Interesting. So belief allows a Higher Being such as Death to exist, not just Death being a constant in the world.
Interesting. So without any sentient/ sapient creatures, Death would cease to exist as a Higher Being?
@@johnkramer2144 Death, in the Discworld, IS one of the very few "real" Higher Beings, which I refer to as "law-beings", though this isn't the real name. Unlike the Hogfather, the Gods, and the Tooth Fairy, they are indeed a complete constant, whose rules are actually made by formless... things.. called the Auditors of Reality.
Death, rather than only existing from belief, acts... weirdly.. with it. He cannot go places which do not believe in Death, and cannot see beings unaffected by Death - like, for example, a half-human "law-being" such as an incarnation of the concept of time. However, He does seem to be able to at least exist outside of belief. I don't remember which book this is from, I think it's "Eric", but im not sure.
Essentially, Death uses Belief, but does not need it to exist as far as I know.
I love Terry Pratchett's interpretation of Death
How he handled the tree & swing problem always makes me chuckle.
so, this video is a quote from a real author?
ahhh Bill Door.... what a guy
@@pedroba76Yes! It’s named Hogfather. One of my favorite books of the Discworld. Highly recommended. (:
TP was one of the wisest men to ever exist.
TELL ME AGAIN, WHAT DID THE LITTLE HORSE ONES DO?
- Death, the ending of Small Gods
Least masterful Terry Pratchett work be like
so real
Makes me want to cry over Night Watch again
This is one of the goods to ever be buried.
I love you
Mandela Effect; it was gods for me.
"How else can they become?"
Terry will never fail to write the hardest dialogue in existence, only to finish it up with a snappy one-liner
"Humans need fantasy to be human."
"Is that why you look like Grim from the Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy?"
Grim is depicted how humanity has always depicted death, you ignorant.
*Yes.*
"Come on Mon I'm trying to make a absurdist statement on the nature of the universe and reality. I don't need the talk back.
@NameIsDoc "This absurdist statement, isn't stupid! YOUR STUPID!:
I'll be revisiting this each time I realize there is no point unless you believe.
Thanks.
The whole book might be worth a read for you. “Hogfather”, by Terry Pratchett
This is the exact reason I requested it. Keep the faith. Its all we have.
Another rejectable ideology which has done unimagineable amounts of harm throughout history.
So you admit that your faith is a lie
@@Based-Anti-Theist Nah
Pratchett's Death was always the most impactful character growing up. Thanks for this and all the work you create for this channel. Really appreciate it
"Without love it cannot be seen."
You need to have faith and belief in the things you love, otherwise how would they become real?
Because of love, you end up seeing things that don't even exist.
@@Leck400 It's only thanks to love that things can exist. Without the soul, not even the body is truly there.
Death is not to be feared. Fantasy is as valuable as reality.
Life is like approaching a mirage in the desert, you can see the cool water ahead, and have heard again and again of those who have drank from it, you live each day dreaming of eventually tasting it for yourself. You trek on as time drags you closer and closer until you’re finally near to the touch, and then it dissolves before your eyes. In disbelief, you cup the sand in your hands only to watch it slip through your fingertips. Though there’s nothing to drink, without the illusion and your hope for it, there would’ve been no reason to go forward at all, and hey, maybe you met some fellow thirsty wanderers along the way who eased the journey through the desolation. Then you collapse and die from exhaustion and become lunch for a vulture while a kid many miles behind you catches a glimpse of some water in the distance.
Bringing out the Pratchett fans with this one. Always loved this conversation. Death being this chill "guy" who just finds his work fascinating has always been a fun character perspective.
9/10. Perfection would've been to give her Susan's haircut. And give Death blue, glowy eyes.
I tried, but I'm not an artist lol
This is beautiful. Thank you for lending your voice to such eloquent beauty.
The Death Pratchett brought to life has always eased my fears, along with so much else he wrote about. Your reading of this has almost brought to tears. Thank you.
Also, I now want the Burial Goods version of “Where’s my cow”
Man, it’s 2AM here. I need to get to sleep, not experiencing catharsis.
go sleep
death does not look down upon man as with hate, nor belittlement, but with endearment. to see that below in some indifferent place can find such joy purely with their mind, to find that many can bear existence without pity. he sees this and cannot help but feel proud.
so beautiful
D1 yapper
@@Cogni796249 words is too much for your fried brain 😢
@@scrung it’s that the words are meaningless, not that the word count is big. Whatever this guy said is a bunch of bs pulled out of nowhere.
@@Cogni7962everything in the universe is a bunch of bs pulled out of nowhere, including you
“You need to believe in things that aren’t true..how else can they become?”
Man, as the most nihilistic misanthrope i am i just felt a literal physical sensation of weight dropping in the heart…fucking simple and yet fucking deep….
Its like trying to assign truth value to the color blue, nonsensical statement tryin to strongarm you into submitting to an authority for whom this bs doesnt apply cuz special pleading.
@MateuszMisztela It's true though. Money literally has the value we assign to it.
@@grapenut6094 you believe in nothing therefor there is nothing, you are nothing. Humans can not live for themselves alone, we grow tired of it, bored and if continued becomes self destructive like we would rather just be dead than useless. Belief and perception is what makes you and your reality. If you believe in nothing you become nothing
@@kobold7466 You dont know what I believe. Divine authority is manipulation from dead people tryin to force you into accepting the bad parts of their ideas along with the good. Its a poison to anyone who sincerely cares about how those bad things relate to other bad things sometimes such that your life may as well be meaningless. Meaning is by definition something deeply personal and as such can only be subjective in my opinion.
@@grapenut6094 i never mentioned divinity. and the good must be taken with the bad, they are literally inseparable in life and trying to avoid badness and suffering often results in more of it, nothing is perfect. also thats kinda what im getting at, moral relativism and nihilism is like a lego set with no pieces or just a foundation with no walls. You add your own parts and it stops being nothing but you cant have just nihilism and nothing in its place thats like an anti-philosophy and wallowing in it is self destructive
Dang, didn’t know i was gonna be hit with that kind of existential questioning today. Thanks Burial.
Disc world quote from the hog father story.
MGU Terry Pratchett
This exchange happens in Pratchetts Discworld books. A highly recomended read if this strikes your interest(Death itself is one of the protagonists)
interesting
This is genuinely one of my favorite exchanges between two characters in any story, and you fucking nailed it, got me teary eyed and everything
Thank you
ONE ATOM OF JUSTICE
ONE MOLECULE OF MERCY
But in the vast, uncaring universe, there is only war.
@@TuragrongThe universe itself is searching peace at every moment, and when it finally finds it, then it will have another big bang
@@ta_pegandofogo2988 when no matter is left in the universe, which will happen as it spontaneously boils away into photons over unfathomable stretches of time, there will be nothing left to measure time against, and to the remaining photons the universe would be no different than at the beginning of time before inflation, from their perspective.
This feels... Rather reassuring
I'm so glad you did this quote. This profound bit of wisdom has shaped my personal philosophy ever since I first saw the Hogfather special a couple decades or so ago.
Logically, I know the world is a swirling Hellscape, where even those who are supposed to be members of your community are simply waiting for the best opportunity to put a knife in your back.
But I choose to believe that even if people aren't good, maybe they can BECOME good, in the hopes that maybe that belief will make it just a little more true. Perhaps, someday, salvation will come, not wrought by any god, but by our own hands.
What did I tell you about drinking too much?
I have downloaded this video, I've put it on a USB to make it permanent. I wish to live according to this story. I wish to be reminded of why I choose to believe, so that I too can remain human.
Grind me down and you will find many elements, none of which bear my name. Yet here I stand, an emergent property of untold billion grains of existence. Can justice not emerge from us as I emerge from carbon and water?
I think justice and good should exist not because its the universe that demands it, but because we live in a society that needs it.
you got it.
Humans are creatures of cooperation. Cooperation requires fairness. Fairness is executed by rewarding those who cooperate well and punishing those who seek selfish gain at the expense of the group.
And sadly, our societies are far from just, good, or fair.
That's such a perfect description dude
@@DreamersOfReality
That is true.
But on the individual human level, there are peoples who are truly just and fair. There are also those who are not yet still strive to be.
Of course there are those who profit of others and whom do not believe in such things either out of personal interest or cynicism (often both)
But peoples can embody those terms.
"Humans need fantasy to be Human."
That’s true on so many levels 🥲.
my Grandad always put the Hogfather on at Christmas. Loved it. Thanks for this.
I was hoping it was this passage when I saw the title and thumbnail! One of the best written passages in literary history! The voices are immaculate as well!
HOGFATHER, THE LIGHT FANTASTIC, THE COLOUR OF MAGIC, GOING POSTAL, AND GOOD OMENS. REST TERRY, WE LOVED YOU MORE THAN WE CAN SHOW.
"Humans need fantasy to be human" is very oddly comforting
God bless Terry pratchett, may he rest in peace, wherever he is❤
GNU Terry Pratchett
Ah Death and his Granddaughter Susan.
Thanks for reminding me that I need to check out Pratchett's works, especially Hogfather.
Another absolute gem from Hogfather - "There is no better present than a future".
I genuinely can’t overstate how well done this is. You did a fantastic voice for Death, a proper audition. Genuinely, bravo.
I'm so very disappointed whenever I meat someone who's never hear of Terry Pratchett.
And you never disappoint.
Don't be disappointed, be delighted! It's an opportunity to tell somebody new about something wonderful they've been missing out on.
Death's last line here is a very powerful message in and of itself.
Lore of Human belief, according to Death momentum 100
I never knew I needed the character of death until recently. He puts it all out there and keeps ya grounded.
OH SHIT FINALLY A DISCWORLD ONE!
Always my favorite thing to run across in the wild! Here was not where I expected it though
Oh my gosh you nailed a good representation of Pratchett's "Death".
This is the only meme account that i "ringed the bell" on, i demand more 2800BC wisdoms.
The world is not fair. It is not just. It is not kind.
Therefore I will be, and in so doing it will be more fair, more just, and more kind.
This path is open to you as well.
Ah, what a bequtiful choice, mister. Thank you.
“You need to believe in things that aren’t true. How else can they become?”
If something doesn’t exist. MAKE it exist.
Examples:
Want someone to love you? Learn to love yourself first.
You want the world to be better? Start making it better.
"you need to believe in things that aren't true, how else can they become" a wonderful statement, truly
Human creativity is prophetic. Make believe becomes make be. With enough time, humanity can achieve anything, but first we have to believe in ourselves, even if there's so self, as in this act we become self-creating beings, fit to aspire for something more than merely human
Came for the memes, stayed for the existential rumination I haven't felt in ages, good job
"you need to believe in things that aren't true, how else can they become?" are straight bars
What else can the harvest hope for if not the care of the Reaper Man?
This is so beautiful in every way
Of all of your videos to date this has to be one of my favorites so far.
Excellent work as always and thanks for providing us with such a quality voice over of what is in my opinion one of the most interesting dialogues in fiction.
This is one of the best videos you have made. Keep cooking.
I absolutely adored that webm ever since I found it. Truly amazing
Welp new second favorite voice for death, right after Sir Christopher Lee
Truly a voice like the crashing of coffin lids. Beautifully done.
These cosmic existential posts are honestly calming to me.
I guess its just comforting knowing that others are aware. That there are others that have understood.
Aight, you heard him. Start believing the little lies.
I have never once coated an entire stairwell in blue vomit.
Things don't have to be material to exist.
Listening to this on break got me dissociating
This is The most beautiful thing i’ve seen today
Thank you Burialgoods, and thank you Sir Pratchett.
"As practice , you have to start learning to believe the little lies , so we can believe the big ones ..... yes" holy moly
They are true... To us. As long as we believe in them, I don't think they could truly be called "lies" imo
İ think that is the point with the final line.
This is probably my favorite video by you. Excellent work.
You have good tastes, my friend. Terry Pratchett is one of the greats.
this can be interpereted in a good way and a very very bad way.
It’s a good way, read the book Hogfather, you won’t be disappointed
What's the bad way?
one of my favourite Prattchet scenes, thanks for narrating it
Death is not only just a guide for the souls of the dead...
But also a mentor for the living, teaching them how to live
Ironic isn't... Death wanting you to live
this conversation right here is how i discovered the discworld series. highly, highly recommend absolutely everyone to watch at least some of the movies even if you're not a reader
Life is chaos, death is equilibrium
Honestly think terry pratchetts work needs to be preserved and memorialized to the same level as shakespeare for the future generations
Going real hard with this one.
i thought this was going to be the dialogue of death from the netflix castlevania series
I've always Loved this Scene. Now I can't help But love it even Further. You've out done this scene and Its As Powerful as the Abyss On a Moonless Night.
Death be spitting facts rn
This brings me a deep sense of peace
By portraying death as the wojak, I have become a Lich. Checkmate mortal-cels.
I got goosebump while watching this,holy shit.
Great work man,keep it up.
Sir Terry always has a hat on his seat to represent him in Plays etc
Terry Pratchett was a master. only he could write stories with talking cats and a discworld carried on the backs of elephants and infinite turtles all the way down
and effortlessly weave in philosophy on human nature from Death
That was such a good conversation in such a shitpost manner
Your dreams or goals have not yet come to fruition. Only through perseverance and the conviction/willpower to believe that you can and to see it through only then will you garner the strength to see it become.
I did not expect Discworld!
Side note: you’ll love the Patrician’s sea of evil speech from Guards! Guards!
Epic rendition of a legensary scene
Perception has always been more important than the truth or facts. Unfortunately for me I’m too logical and too pragmatic
Buralgoods randomly dropping the most motivational hardest going thing known to man in the middle of Eldrich horror and shitposting
Pratchett was hands down the best english language author of the last 50 years.
Ah hell yeah my man just nailed Terry Pratchett's Death.
Fairness and justice are dreams we impose onto the world to make it a less crappy place to exist. A worth while effort.
Best video of yours until now. The second best was the pigs' one.
Illusions are the best things