This scene is so funny in a roleplay sense if you’re already halfway through completing Rite of Passage. Imagine tripping balls on some plant given to you by a half naked man in a cave and some dude dressed in swat gear and mummy wrappings runs up and starts quoting the bible to you.
When I came here, there were 333 likes to your comment. That's the number of the master teacher-3. 33 vertebrae. 33 years to Jesus life. When the Nephilim wars were fought in the Promised land they had to destroy 33 kings.
He got set on fire, rolled down the grand canyon, and not only is he still alive but he's quite durable too. If I was Lanius and I ran into him, I would turn the other direction.
Basically, yes. Lanius is just some dude who's good at fighting, another Gregor Clegane. But Graham..........is something else. If you can stay away from Lanius' melee attack range, you'll be fine. But with Graham? And that legendary gun of his? He'll blow your head clean off your shoulders. All the while quoting the Good Book.
@@HolyknightVader999 "Thy lord sent before me this thunderbolt and lighting and here I stand,With the intent to murder the fuck outl of you with it. Amen"
+Robin MX Him or James (FO3), though Graham (directly acknowledged as a Mormon) is far more explicit in being "Christian Based" both really good characters,
It is implied by his class in the game code, "Destroying Angel" that he is actually an angel that fell from God's light, and that by convincing him to spare Salt Upon Wounds, he has earned redemption.
Did you finish the ending after saving Salt Upon Wounds? His entire clan is destroyed because he himself was crushed, spiritually, mentally...etc. So you don't have to worry about him raping and pillaging.
_"a thousand years ago even the weakest of christians would've laughed at this... my mockery is not for Christ; he finds it as pleasing as I do - nay, it is for the lukewarm Catholics, who flee even the most mild of penance"_
Yeah, I was tripping balls (in game) too. In addition, I had Wild Wasteland on so when I saw him approaching I thought 'what the fuck? Is that another easter egg?' Instead it was the Joshua Graham, the most badass character in the series in my opinion, approaching me and quoting the Bible.
@Chip Psalms, book of the Old Testament composed of sacred songs, or of sacred poems meant to be sung. In the Hebrew Bible, Psalms begins the third and last section of the biblical canon, known as the Writings (Hebrew Ketuvim)
"Wise men fear three things: a sea in storm, a moonless night, and the anger of a gentle man." I'm not saying Joshua is or ever was a "gentle" man, but a man who can abandon a past of ceaseless violence to focus on helping others certainly qualifies.
The disciple that, when told that the others had seen Jesus resurrected, said he wouldn’t believe unless he could put his hand on Jesus’s wounds. Tradition holds that he went to India to preach the gospel.
Everyone praises "I don't enjoy killing..." or "We can't expect God to do all the work" but no one ever talks about his actual best and most character defining quote, "It's one thing to forgive a slap across my cheek. But an insult to the Lord requires...no, it demands correction."
"When our lord entered the temple and found it polluted by money-changers and beasts, did he ask them to leave? Did he cry? Did he simply walk away? No, he drove them out."
@@mallrat7926 even right after giving you a promise that your body will never leave Zion, Joshua still has the decency to try and salvage another person's immortal soul
@@justanobadi6655 Yeah, but he warned them, gave them time, let them know it was coming. Do you know how long it takes to braid a whip out of leather threads?
@@raymondcroteau joshua Graham references it. I know that the whipping the money changers was a premeditated thing in order to save the sanctity of the temple.
@@KingDerpy13What was the part in the Good book about the use of swords to defeat the enemies? Dr Durran in Hell on wheels quoted that part and I can't remember which exactly.
I'm surprised he's a Born Again Christian, but it's symbolic in a way since Rome both persecuted Christians (Like the Legion did to him) while also serving as the location where Christianity really started to bloom (Joshua's return to Zion).
@Rusty Shackleford He may simply be Mormon in name only. By the looks of it, he seems to simply follow the word of the King James Bible. The New Canaanites likely found a mormon church, found the bible and simply tied the name to the paraphernalia. I could be wrong though, so take it with a grain of salt.
The main reason to play Honest Hearts is to meet Joshua and talk to him. Otherwise the weakest dlc made to the NW (meaning just passable, compared to the other three which are great)
By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea we wept when we remembered Zion. Remember, O lord, the children of Edom in the day of Jerusalem who said, "Raze it, raze it, even to the foundation." O daughter of Babylon, who art to be destroyed. Happy shall he be, that rewardeth thee as thou hast served us. Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones.
Fat Queer In times of war, everyone is involved. A people's future is in their children. A vile race torments you time and time again. Won't leave you alone. Wouldn't let your fore fathers pass through their lands peacefully. Exodus 15:3. His only begotten son, who became the root and off spring of king David's seed, became angry at his kinsmen, and corrected them, for he is king. Did he not say something along the lines that the angels, who are messengers, would come to his defense if he was in any true danger? Not meaning he didn't have powers, but that he has power far greater than that made up king, Nylarhotep.
@MrFalaranah I know its been a month but I can't help but feel like I need to point out something. That verse talks about the Jews when the Babylonians came and destroyed Jerusalem, they cried out to God to avenge them but He didn't answer for they brought it all upon themselves when they rebelled against Babylon and sided with Egypt. When you watch your whole city get razed, your friends and countrymen killed and raped- you'd sure as hell would say all kinds of bad. But that doesn't necessarily mean God would condone such savagery.
Second best character in this dlc. The father was even better though. Reading his diaries makes me feel something strong. Honestly it’s why I’m always pissed that Bethesda never gave obsidian another chance :(
Never gonna happen either. Most of the team responsible for this game and their best titles like Planescape Torment no longer work for Obsidian, including their best writer Chris Avellone. This game was lightning in a bottle.
HowamIAlive : I agree. But it wasn’t just avellone. Was he amazing yes! But he wasn’t the only one. Such as John Gonzalez who moved to guerilla games for horizon and josh sawyer who directed the vanilla game. The main reasons Bethesda never gave them another chance was sort of two fold. One, they wanted an 85 on metacritic, it got an 84, so Bethesda screwed them out of pay bonuses that way. Pretty sure that was management and not the devs at obsidian. Two, Bethesda was obligated to make this game after the lawsuit over fallouts rights was coming to an end. As a result obsidian was allowed to make this last game. After that Bethesda basically decided that they’d never let anyone touch the game again. Looking at the franchise now it’s saddening. It’s filled with lies by Todd Howard who basically asked to get this ip because he thought he could do better than interplay which is now obsidian. He did well with 3 but then had his ass handed to him by new Vegas. Idk bout you but I’d be pretty pissed if someone basically made a better game I just begged and told my company I would make better. And they did it in less than three years. Safe to say that lightning in a bottle comparison is so true.
"They ate them" Makes my skin crawl even a decade later. That it's all that's said before transitioning immediately into a campaign of brutal, cunning and unforgiving terror and extermination makes it that much more harrowing. You can only let your imagination run wild as to what Clark had been thinking, what he'd felt when he saw what they'd done, the consequences of his hesitation to act and the revulsion, the true and genuine disgust and hate, for the selfish, mad evil he'd witnessed.
I like people with long brain. I have long amount of disl*kes btw. Why? Maybe people with short brain disl*ke because jealous of my long amount of subscr*bers. Please have long brain, dear bin
At a time when Edgy Internet "Skydaddy" Atheism was at it's very peak Obsidian managed to write the most badass devout Christian character imaginable. Old Testament righteous tribal fury, which worked *so* well in a setting based on tribal conflict.
Joshua attracts another edgy part of the fanbase, tho. Specially the teenagers and young people that have nothing in their brain, see this "deep" dialogue and think they're geniuses and that the dialogue is the magnum opus of gaming. Like Caesar and his "hegelian dialectics" which half of it is wrong, even. TLDR: FNV, as much as I love it, is peak reddit bait.
@@Ecliptor. I kind of liked the idea someone proposed, that is probably injecting more hopeful meaning into something than it is actually intended, about Caesar's hegelian dialectics being intentionally flawed. The idea posits that Caesar probably didn't have access to a vast amount of actual theory regarding it, and that immanent critique was probably labelled commie propaganda and censored. This, to go alongside with that poster's same analysis that Caesar also implements transcendent critique in his choice to try to crudely recreate Roman culture in post-apocalyptic America seeking the same result as the Roman Empire, without giving much thought on the major differences between time periods, cultural background, etc. that caused the Romans to flourish in the first place.
@@eripmavsdyraid8763 It's not that his use of Hegelian Dialectics is flawed, its that Caesar's understanding of Hegelian Dialectics is completely and utterly incorrect. Hegel never uses the terms 'Thesis', 'Antithesis' and 'Synthesis' - as Caesar believes - and Hegel quite literally decries this 'tripartite' formula as woefully inadequate in the preface to his most famous book The Phenomenology of Spirit.
@@Ecliptor. That dialogue is far from shallow, mate, what you gotta do is look past teh character's own message and agenda and look at what the dialogue reflacts about the character and the world around him.
Brandon Hamilton well he survived being tossed into the Canyon, covered in pitch and burning alive and it's said he released no scream... he has had a bit of divine assistance for a long while it seems...
Its allegory, only modern fundamentalists incorrectly believe in literal interpretation. Literalism, biblically is the most insidious form of Idolatry.
You exit the cave stoned off your ass, then some Mormon Mummy tells you about how sweet it would be to take the enemy's babies and dash them against the stone.
Honestly, Graham is within his rights to do this. The White Legs are the ones terrorizing them, they have every right to stand their ground and even kill, in self defense. The only time he takes it too far is when they no longer have the will to fight.
@@HeyImLucious It's telling, that between Daniel and Graham, only Graham ever quotes the Bible. God never commanded his people to be passive to the point of allowing themselves to become victims of genocide: except in the rare case that God himself specifically orders otherwise, he ordered his people to not be the aggressors in a conflict. The White Legs go far beyond simply being aggressors, and they are a threat to literally everyone, including themselves.
@Idazmi7 Personally I think Daniel's advocacy of pacifism is a reflection of the general misunderstanding that a majority of people have. Like how most people see "turn the other cheek" as a demand that Christians must never fight when the actual context of that quote is regarding someone who is in a position of power over someone and turns the other cheek- in other words, he shows mercy even though there would be nothing to lose from being wrathful. Either that or I'm reading too much into this and they just wanted Daniel to contrast with Joshua.
@@HeyImLucious _"Ye have heard that it was said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: but I say unto you, resist not him that is evil: but whosoever smiteth thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also. And if any man would go to law with thee, and take away thy coat, let him have thy cloak also. And whosoever shall compel thee to go one mile, go with him two. Give to him that asketh thee, and from him that would borrow of thee turn not thou away."_ - From Matthew 5. Notice how neither of these is a life-or-death scenario? This statement is not about power or even mercy: it's about letting go of inconveniences brought on by other people, even contentious people. But for murderers: _"And surely your blood, the blood of your lives, will I require; At the hand of every beast will I require it. And at the hand of man, even at the hand of every man's brother, will I require the life of man. Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed: For in the image of God made he man."_ - from Genesis 9. The White Legs murder indiscriminately: God requires their blood by reason of their wanton murdering. The same goes for the Legion as a whole. Like I said: it's telling that between Daniel and Graham, only Graham ever quotes the Bible. I think that was purely intentional on the part of the writers.
The real beauty in this is, when you understand the context behind psalm 137, you see how closely the dead horses mimicked the israelites. Cutting out the bulk of the passage doesn't diminish the impact but rather adds to it with brevity
Absolutely. I definitely see that with the dead horses. And I remember searching for this passage in psalms after hearing what he said. Perhaps one could argue that the character of Graham, not the game writers, is the one cutting out verses. Shortening, picking and choosing specific verses to reflect the desires of his heart. It’s a trap many of us have fallen into. Graham seems to acknowledge as much in the merciful ending of this DLC
Joshua Grahams is probably one of few religiously devout people that are actually enjoyable to talk with imo. I'm not Christian and i feel i can enjoy talking to him about god, believe, and culture for long time. He actually understand differences and tolerate people with different prespective, very "soft" spoken and easy to follow, and have both extensive knowledge and experience.
I doubt it, but if you want, i am down to have a discussion. I do try to listen to the other person, as I've spoken with several Muslims, pagans, and agnostics. They all seemed really nice and never got angry with me. Just an offer. Doubt it, but certainly would be happy to oblige, if you so wish
Joshua Graham represents the Wrath and Holiness of God Marcella represents the Love and Charity of God. Fallout has a character to represent both halves of God's nature. Loving, yet Holy. Forgiving, yet a Just Judge. Praise be to the Lord Jesus Christ forever and ever. Amen.
Joshua Graham is by far my favorite character in this D.L.C. and perhaps all of Fallout. I love how even though he turned a new leaf, he hasn't completely changed. He still uses violence and has vengeance as justification just like his time in the Legion. This is the kind of stuff I love seeing in changed characters. That they still require time and convincing to change completely. It makes him more 3 dimensional and realistic.
Scary guy. I feel icky that a large part of me agreed with his stance on the white legs, but I do feel there was no other reasonable option. The Sorrows and Dead horses needed to stand their ground, and no mere puppets of Caesar should force them out of Zion. Daniel's heart was in the right place but he was naive and deceitful.
And then he asked me: “do you know what this means?” And I told the truth. “Yes.” Needless to say, general gobbledegook got what he deserved in my playthrough.
Yeah he really should have. The guy behind Scar’s voice for the 2019 movie didn’t intimidate me one bit. In fact, I couldn’t take him seriously. I know he’s a good actor. Just not a great voice actor IMO.
Man I know he needs to let go, and the whole game is about that, revenge isn't the way, but he's too convincing, I won't let the White Legs join Caesar and make Utah inhabitable, for all the lives that payed, what was your choice guys?
That's why, though I take his side and have him defend their land, I convince him to spare Salts-Upon-Wounds. He needs to realize that, while fighting to protect is honorable, fighting for revenge taints your spirit.
Straight up slaughtered the White Legs like I had the Legion. Not a single trace of anyone ever seeking to aid the Legion will ever be allowed to draw breath, and I took pleasure in hunting them like the animals that they are.
I'm legitimately looking forward to seeing how The Courier from Courier's Mind: Rise of New Vegas, deals with this conversation, given the verbal reaming he gave Caesar.
I just started singing By the rivers of babylon, there we sat down Ye-eah we wept, when we remembered zion When the wicked Carried us away in captivity Required from us a song Now how shall we sing the lord's song in a strange land
Joshua is definitely the better character. Ulysses just wants to wipe out everything with missiles, Joshua doesn't seek destruction but he's also got a bloodlust left over from his time in the Legion.
I always hate finishing Honest Hearts because Joshua’s voice is just terrifying and haunting. The New Vegas team made so many right choices it’s insane.
Which is why New Vegas is my all-time favorite Fallout game. I would love to see it remastered in Fallout 4 graphics engine while maintaining the role-playing aspects of Fallout 3.
Graham is a fucking beast... Despite the player being on his side and Graham obviously having no ill will towards the courier, he is still the most scary person in the entirety of F:NV.
You could put Batman, Heinrich Himmler, Anton Chigurh and Joshua Graham in the same room together, and Josh would still be the scariest man in the room.
This guy almost made me want to read the book of mormon. But then i realised that i am orthodox and that with it in hand i was going to walk straight into hell
@@imperatoraurelian8015 A lot of people say that Joshua/Daniel are Mormons but they never claim that, they're only Christians that happen to live in Utah. Personally I think they're likely descendents of non denominational Christians living in the midwest.
@@theta_clips Joshua mentions that one of his 'tribesmen' from long ago invented the weapon he was using; it was John Moses Browning, from the LDS church. Joshua and Daniel practice some post-apocalyptic form of the restored gospel
By the Rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yay, we wept, when we rememberd Zion. Remember, O lord, the children of Edom in the daty of Jerusalem who said, "Raze it, raze it, even to the foundation." O daughter of Babylon, who are to be destryoed. Happy shall he be, that rewardeth thee as thou hast served us. Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones.
and remember kids this is the voice actor for the Dunmer i would love if they made a More Religious fueled dunmer NPC like Joshua Graham We Cant Expecting The Three to do all the workd [ Lights Flaming Sword ]
Play Morrowind if you want stuff like that (or just play Morrowind in general since it's a great game), but also the "three", which Im assuming you mean the Tribunal (or ALMSIVI) aren't considered gods anymore
Practiced hands make for short work... The characters in this game are second to none, Lanius, Graham, Vulpes, Caesar, Ulysses, Hanlon, Oliver, House. and more. Bethesda will never be forgiven for being the real butcher of this game, I digress as I will give them a chance to finish this story by creating a completed one. By my hand the Twisted Hairs will get their requiem.
"I don't enjoy killing, but when done righteously, its just a chore, like any other. Practiced hands make for short work and the good Lord knows there is much work to be done here." Yowza...
Joshua Graham lies about enjoying killing. He does enjoy it, but does not revel in it. Or at least he tries to not revel in it. It is hard path for Burned Man to walk.
I got this encounter as I saw Joshua in the entrance to the camp during the Ghost of She quest, tripping af from that Datura root tea, and I just imagined the Courier hearing his voice reciting the verse mid hallucination
Joshua and Daniel represent the Old Testament and the New Testament. Joshua emphasizes warfare and defending his people, whereas Daniel emphasizes forgiveness and peace.
"I dont enjoy killing but when done righteously its just a chore." Joshua Graham may honestly be one if my favorite characters in the series. Bethesda needs to let obsidian make every fallout game
Joshua Graham always gave me Book of Eli vibes. Well okay, maybe he's a bit more violent than Eli was (as far as I remember, Eli never actually _went out of his way_ to kill anyone), but I guess it would be different when you have a home and a family to worry about, and not just your own personal mission.
Eli never went out of his way to kill someone because he was going somewhere. He was never defending an area like Joshua was. If Eli had survived the end of the film, and he was told that Alcatraz was under threat of destruction, I'm confident he would act an awful lot like Joshua did.
Everytime Joshua Graham speaks, I avoid absolutely to take answers where I sound like a moron or ... apathetic moron. He crafts his sentences so well and I would be a shame to answer with "No, and I dont really care" or "Why are you talking to me about it ?".
My first time through this DLC, i was big mad i couldn't immediately fast travel after talking to Daniel. Every time since, I'm sure if i just stood still Joshua would just teleport behind me thumping that big beautiful Bible
He'd want the holy land retaken for it's rightful owners. In the best of all possible worlds, Islam and Christianity can coexist. I pray "but they don't" isn't how that story could go.
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This scene is so funny in a roleplay sense if you’re already halfway through completing Rite of Passage. Imagine tripping balls on some plant given to you by a half naked man in a cave and some dude dressed in swat gear and mummy wrappings runs up and starts quoting the bible to you.
"Joshua Graham? Why are you my sleep paralysis demon?"
Lmao that's what happened to me and I had to double check this was actually a scene and not my courier tripping before he started talking seriously
I actually did this and was pretty sure it was part of the trip, so to speak
When I came here, there were 333 likes to your comment. That's the number of the master teacher-3.
33 vertebrae. 33 years to Jesus life. When the Nephilim wars were fought in the Promised land they had to destroy 33 kings.
This is exactly what happened to me
Literally more intimidating than Lanius
He got set on fire, rolled down the grand canyon, and not only is he still alive but he's quite durable too. If I was Lanius and I ran into him, I would turn the other direction.
Not to mention he is immune to painkillers and constantly lives with the pain, even though he is one of the most calm motherfucker in the game
Basically, yes. Lanius is just some dude who's good at fighting, another Gregor Clegane. But Graham..........is something else. If you can stay away from Lanius' melee attack range, you'll be fine. But with Graham? And that legendary gun of his? He'll blow your head clean off your shoulders. All the while quoting the Good Book.
Lanius is a myth while Graham is a man.
@@HolyknightVader999 "Thy lord sent before me this thunderbolt and lighting and here I stand,With the intent to murder the fuck outl of you with it. Amen"
Best Christian based character in any modern AAA game ever made.
+Robin MX Him or James (FO3), though Graham (directly acknowledged as a Mormon) is far more explicit in being "Christian Based"
both really good characters,
+Robin MX Agreed, something about him just makes me stop and think.
It is implied by his class in the game code, "Destroying Angel" that he is actually an angel that fell from God's light, and that by convincing him to spare Salt Upon Wounds, he has earned redemption.
Yeah but Salt Upon Wounds was a huge asshole. Who would prioritize Graham's redemption over Salt going on to kill and rape and pillage?
Did you finish the ending after saving Salt Upon Wounds? His entire clan is destroyed because he himself was crushed, spiritually, mentally...etc. So you don't have to worry about him raping and pillaging.
Can this guy make an audiobook for the entire bible please
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Joshua ran probably 17 Miles towards you just to have a Conversation.
He is a man of focus, patience, pure *RIGHTEOUS* will
_"a thousand years ago even the weakest of christians would've laughed at this... my mockery is not for Christ; he finds it as pleasing as I do - nay, it is for the lukewarm Catholics, who flee even the most mild of penance"_
He was the legate, so...
Man was the second of command for the legion
at first i thought he was chasing me because i told him god doesn't exist. gave me a heart attack
Mr. Graham, I'm currently tripping balls so I can go fight a ghost bear. I don't know what anything means anymore.
Yeah, I was tripping balls (in game) too. In addition, I had Wild Wasteland on so when I saw him approaching I thought 'what the fuck? Is that another easter egg?' Instead it was the Joshua Graham, the most badass character in the series in my opinion, approaching me and quoting the Bible.
I wish there was a "Oh my God I'm tripping so hard I'm seeing Joshuas" quote. That would surely put a damper on Joshua's bible quoting plans.
I know you posted this a year ago but I flipped my shit man, thank you
when I first played i had too sleep until morning and when i woke up Joshua came to quote the bible
William Blowers well I was tripping balls in game and IRL, top that!
Damn he is bringing that old testament fire boy
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@Chip Psalms, book of the Old Testament composed of sacred songs, or of sacred poems meant to be sung. In the Hebrew Bible, Psalms begins the third and last section of the biblical canon, known as the Writings (Hebrew Ketuvim)
He is referencing both the New and Old Testaments. Jesus driving out the money changers happens in the Gospels. I love Joshua’s character
Very poor choice of words...
@@Firepowered Honestly the word choice would seem as if the one using them was a philosophical prophet.
Joshua seems like the embodiment of "Do no harm, but take no shit".
A belief as paradoxical as the people who believe it.
@@EmptyMan000 i dont see anything paradoxical about love the ones who mean well but crush those who are acting against you.
"Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth." Matthew 5:5
@@ProblemForSolution fucking pacifists man fucking blight on earth.
or "do a fuckload of harm, get nearly killed, reconsider"
"I don't enjoy killing, but when done righteously, its just a chore, like any other"
Fear the man who thinks like this.
"Practiced hands make for short work, and the good Lord knows there's much to be done here." 👀
"Wise men fear three things: a sea in storm, a moonless night, and the anger of a gentle man."
I'm not saying Joshua is or ever was a "gentle" man, but a man who can abandon a past of ceaseless violence to focus on helping others certainly qualifies.
True example of a fanatic believer of Old Testament. Paradoxical and unforgiving.
@@coal2710 this guy reddits
Matthew 5:6
“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied."
Fun fact: When he says you can be a “Thomas” for now, he’s referring to a figure known as “doubting Thomas”
The disciple that, when told that the others had seen Jesus resurrected, said he wouldn’t believe unless he could put his hand on Jesus’s wounds.
Tradition holds that he went to India to preach the gospel.
Actually he's referring to a figure known as "Thomas the Tank Engine," a talking train.
You're either a Thomas or a Diesel
@@509Gman why do you talk like this lol
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this guy is amazing but even reformed he scares the shit out of me. i would NOT want to meet him as legate
Well, at least you won't have to worry about meeting Boone. You'll have a bullet between your eyes long before you can see him.
So did the NCR, that's why they blew up an entire town to avoid meeting him.
Rae Bracken I got a feeling if he was legate still that the NCR would be nearly crushed at the start of FNV.
Agreed. Lanius is a pussy
Hes like the most bad ass Mormon ever.
This is like one of the only games that actually did religion well, And probably the only game to ever really cover Mormons.
@Mr. Jack lel
@Mr. Jack Most gun owners consider him the patron Saint of guns.
@Mr. Jack
Even Ian "Gun Jesus" McCollum worships our holy gun father John Moses Browning
i don't think he's a mormon cause he's reading the bible and not the book of mormon tho
@@Pangloss6413 Hes definitely a Mormon Caesar himself even states he was a Mormon missionary before he became Caesar
Everyone praises "I don't enjoy killing..." or "We can't expect God to do all the work" but no one ever talks about his actual best and most character defining quote, "It's one thing to forgive a slap across my cheek. But an insult to the Lord requires...no, it demands correction."
"When our lord entered the temple and found it polluted by money-changers and beasts, did he ask them to leave? Did he cry? Did he simply walk away? No, he drove them out."
"Waging war against good men is bad for the soul. You might not care about this now, but it is the most important thing I've ever said."
@@mallrat7926 even right after giving you a promise that your body will never leave Zion, Joshua still has the decency to try and salvage another person's immortal soul
@@justanobadi6655 Yeah, but he warned them, gave them time, let them know it was coming.
Do you know how long it takes to braid a whip out of leather threads?
@@raymondcroteau joshua Graham references it. I know that the whipping the money changers was a premeditated thing in order to save the sanctity of the temple.
By far the best character in that DLC
By far the best character in New Vegas
The whole DLC feels too small for the stories it contains, mainly Graham's. I would gladly have it expanded to twice the length and area.
The best "character" in that DLC and in all of the Fallout games is Randall Clark AKA The Survivor AKA The Father In The Cave.
more like the only character in that dlc
I remember thinking, "Who would write this? I can't stop reading, but I can't stop feeling!"
I would go to church everday if Graham was the one preaching.
only church to have a gun range
Uzi Patrol Let’s be honest-probably not the only one.
😂
Honestly, he'd give everyone in the church guns and be like "Here's a bunch of guns, God Bless."
@@KingDerpy13What was the part in the Good book about the use of swords to defeat the enemies? Dr Durran in Hell on wheels quoted that part and I can't remember which exactly.
Such a crisp voice, no pun intended.
lmao what an underrated comment
His and Vulpus voice actors are amazing.
And this is why I love Honest Hearts. Not only it allows you to meet the Burned Man but to also get to know him better
I'm surprised he's a Born Again Christian, but it's symbolic in a way since Rome both persecuted Christians (Like the Legion did to him) while also serving as the location where Christianity really started to bloom (Joshua's return to Zion).
Shows him to be more than a sadistic butcher. He knows how to speak any tribes language, wether that would be a language of peace or war.
@Rusty Shackleford He may simply be Mormon in name only. By the looks of it, he seems to simply follow the word of the King James Bible. The New Canaanites likely found a mormon church, found the bible and simply tied the name to the paraphernalia. I could be wrong though, so take it with a grain of salt.
The main reason to play Honest Hearts is to meet Joshua and talk to him. Otherwise the weakest dlc made to the NW (meaning just passable, compared to the other three which are great)
@@user-cp2xo7nr8y Uhh… The Survivalist Rifle??
Checkmate, Atheist.
By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea we wept when we remembered Zion.
Remember, O lord, the children of Edom in the day of Jerusalem who said, "Raze it, raze it, even to the foundation."
O daughter of Babylon, who art to be destroyed. Happy shall he be, that rewardeth thee as thou hast served us.
Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones.
Fat Queer In times of war, everyone is involved. A people's future is in their children. A vile race torments you time and time again. Won't leave you alone. Wouldn't let your fore fathers pass through their lands peacefully. Exodus 15:3. His only begotten son, who became the root and off spring of king David's seed, became angry at his kinsmen, and corrected them, for he is king. Did he not say something along the lines that the angels, who are messengers, would come to his defense if he was in any true danger? Not meaning he didn't have powers, but that he has power far greater than that made up king, Nylarhotep.
@MrFalaranah I know its been a month but I can't help but feel like I need to point out something. That verse talks about the Jews when the Babylonians came and destroyed Jerusalem, they cried out to God to avenge them but He didn't answer for they brought it all upon themselves when they rebelled against Babylon and sided with Egypt.
When you watch your whole city get razed, your friends and countrymen killed and raped- you'd sure as hell would say all kinds of bad. But that doesn't necessarily mean God would condone such savagery.
@Oran Cassidy "you really can't read a Bible passage literally"
Yeah, like that part where Jesus was resurrected. Totally a metaphor.
what a glorious Pro Life philosophy?
@Oran Cassidy I'm pretty sure you don't know the other disgusting passages
need more mental gymnastics to make excuses?
I dont enjoy killing but when done rightiously, it is a chore like any other
Klavin we can’t expect god to do all the work
*The time for talk has passed, the lords work must be done.*
I was baptized twice. Once in water and once in fire.
Practiced hands make for short work. And the good Lord knows there's much to be done here.
Second best character in this dlc. The father was even better though. Reading his diaries makes me feel something strong. Honestly it’s why I’m always pissed that Bethesda never gave obsidian another chance :(
after 76, Bethesda will be lucky to ever see me again...
Never gonna happen either. Most of the team responsible for this game and their best titles like Planescape Torment no longer work for Obsidian, including their best writer Chris Avellone. This game was lightning in a bottle.
HowamIAlive : I agree. But it wasn’t just avellone. Was he amazing yes! But he wasn’t the only one. Such as John Gonzalez who moved to guerilla games for horizon and josh sawyer who directed the vanilla game. The main reasons Bethesda never gave them another chance was sort of two fold. One, they wanted an 85 on metacritic, it got an 84, so Bethesda screwed them out of pay bonuses that way. Pretty sure that was management and not the devs at obsidian. Two, Bethesda was obligated to make this game after the lawsuit over fallouts rights was coming to an end. As a result obsidian was allowed to make this last game. After that Bethesda basically decided that they’d never let anyone touch the game again. Looking at the franchise now it’s saddening. It’s filled with lies by Todd Howard who basically asked to get this ip because he thought he could do better than interplay which is now obsidian. He did well with 3 but then had his ass handed to him by new Vegas. Idk bout you but I’d be pretty pissed if someone basically made a better game I just begged and told my company I would make better. And they did it in less than three years. Safe to say that lightning in a bottle comparison is so true.
"They ate them"
Makes my skin crawl even a decade later. That it's all that's said before transitioning immediately into a campaign of brutal, cunning and unforgiving terror and extermination makes it that much more harrowing. You can only let your imagination run wild as to what Clark had been thinking, what he'd felt when he saw what they'd done, the consequences of his hesitation to act and the revulsion, the true and genuine disgust and hate, for the selfish, mad evil he'd witnessed.
Dosen't matter anymore, because Microsoft owns both
I'm glad that a representation of my religion in video games also happens to be one of the biggest badasses ever written.
DEUS VULT
Agreed.
@Rusty Shackleford What happened in Fallout 3?!
@@orionphalynx6192
Children of Atom, lol
I concur, a fine representation, emphatic and compelling. The only problem with it, it doesn't cease being a religion.
Can the voice actor make an audiobook of the bible
he does some other audio books, but he really needs to do the bible or book of mormon, just for the Joshua fans.
*Jumps to the top of the best-seller list*
I like people with long brain. I have long amount of disl*kes btw. Why? Maybe people with short brain disl*ke because jealous of my long amount of subscr*bers. Please have long brain, dear bin
Wait, you made this comment twice
@@AxxLAfriku also fuck off
1:55 “it is one thing to forgive a slap across my cheek, but an insult to the lord requires… no, it demands correction” my favorite line
At a time when Edgy Internet "Skydaddy" Atheism was at it's very peak Obsidian managed to write the most badass devout Christian character imaginable. Old Testament righteous tribal fury, which worked *so* well in a setting based on tribal conflict.
Joshua attracts another edgy part of the fanbase, tho. Specially the teenagers and young people that have nothing in their brain, see this "deep" dialogue and think they're geniuses and that the dialogue is the magnum opus of gaming. Like Caesar and his "hegelian dialectics" which half of it is wrong, even.
TLDR: FNV, as much as I love it, is peak reddit bait.
@@Ecliptor. I kind of liked the idea someone proposed, that is probably injecting more hopeful meaning into something than it is actually intended, about Caesar's hegelian dialectics being intentionally flawed. The idea posits that Caesar probably didn't have access to a vast amount of actual theory regarding it, and that immanent critique was probably labelled commie propaganda and censored. This, to go alongside with that poster's same analysis that Caesar also implements transcendent critique in his choice to try to crudely recreate Roman culture in post-apocalyptic America seeking the same result as the Roman Empire, without giving much thought on the major differences between time periods, cultural background, etc. that caused the Romans to flourish in the first place.
@@eripmavsdyraid8763 It's not that his use of Hegelian Dialectics is flawed, its that Caesar's understanding of Hegelian Dialectics is completely and utterly incorrect. Hegel never uses the terms 'Thesis', 'Antithesis' and 'Synthesis' - as Caesar believes - and Hegel quite literally decries this 'tripartite' formula as woefully inadequate in the preface to his most famous book The Phenomenology of Spirit.
@@Ecliptor. That dialogue is far from shallow, mate, what you gotta do is look past teh character's own message and agenda and look at what the dialogue reflacts about the character and the world around him.
@@Ecliptor. bro thank fucking god someone else sees this 😭, it doesn't attract the edgy atheists sure, but it sure damn attracts edgy people
"Practiced hands make short work" he says when talking of killing. This man is my favorite in any fallout game.
New Vegas: God-tier writing.
Fallout 4: Ha ha synths go clank clank clank clank.
Props to the voice actors for an amazing job too. Well written lines are nothing if not also well delivered.
Its cringy as phugg that bethesdians just need some "gary gary" shit to be entertained.
When the sarcasm choices have better writing than the main game.
Fallout Frontier's Writing is even worse than Fallout 4
Not even sure if Fallout 76 has writing.
this man makes me fear god more than anyone in real life ever has. WTF...
Brandon Hamilton well he survived being tossed into the Canyon, covered in pitch and burning alive and it's said he released no scream... he has had a bit of divine assistance for a long while it seems...
James Avery yeah..... I've kinda, played the game before lol
MrFalaranah its not literal man,
Its just he has pass so much shit that no one or anything cant stop him
MrFalaranah Look at this fucking dumbass
Its allegory, only modern fundamentalists incorrectly believe in literal interpretation. Literalism, biblically is the most insidious form of Idolatry.
I always get to that part stoned on the Ghost of She quest so it makes the conversation all the more bonkers
lmao what
to get the unique weapon the she's embrace you must take a drug
Take drugs, kill a bear
You exit the cave stoned off your ass, then some Mormon Mummy tells you about how sweet it would be to take the enemy's babies and dash them against the stone.
the thing that makes him scary is how calm he is when he talks about this , unlike lanius who is overly agressive
Honestly, Graham is within his rights to do this. The White Legs are the ones terrorizing them, they have every right to stand their ground and even kill, in self defense. The only time he takes it too far is when they no longer have the will to fight.
+MetroidJunkie
Yes! Thank you! I always saw Daniel as being utterly ridiculous given the circumstances.
Christian pacifism can be seen as "utterly ridiculous" when you take it to the extreme like Daniel has.
@@HeyImLucious
It's telling, that between Daniel and Graham, only Graham ever quotes the Bible. God never commanded his people to be passive to the point of allowing themselves to become victims of genocide: except in the rare case that God himself specifically orders otherwise, he ordered his people to not be the aggressors in a conflict. The White Legs go far beyond simply being aggressors, and they are a threat to literally everyone, including themselves.
@Idazmi7
Personally I think Daniel's advocacy of pacifism is a reflection of the general misunderstanding that a majority of people have. Like how most people see "turn the other cheek" as a demand that Christians must never fight when the actual context of that quote is regarding someone who is in a position of power over someone and turns the other cheek- in other words, he shows mercy even though there would be nothing to lose from being wrathful.
Either that or I'm reading too much into this and they just wanted Daniel to contrast with Joshua.
@@HeyImLucious
_"Ye have heard that it was said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth: but I say unto you, resist not him that is evil: but whosoever smiteth thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also. And if any man would go to law with thee, and take away thy coat, let him have thy cloak also. And whosoever shall compel thee to go one mile, go with him two. Give to him that asketh thee, and from him that would borrow of thee turn not thou away."_ - From Matthew 5.
Notice how neither of these is a life-or-death scenario? This statement is not about power or even mercy: it's about letting go of inconveniences brought on by other people, even contentious people. But for murderers:
_"And surely your blood, the blood of your lives, will I require; At the hand of every beast will I require it. And at the hand of man, even at the hand of every man's brother, will I require the life of man.
Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed: For in the image of God made he man."_ - from Genesis 9.
The White Legs murder indiscriminately: God requires their blood by reason of their wanton murdering. The same goes for the Legion as a whole. Like I said: it's telling that between Daniel and Graham, only Graham ever quotes the Bible. I think that was purely intentional on the part of the writers.
The real beauty in this is, when you understand the context behind psalm 137, you see how closely the dead horses mimicked the israelites. Cutting out the bulk of the passage doesn't diminish the impact but rather adds to it with brevity
Absolutely. I definitely see that with the dead horses.
And I remember searching for this passage in psalms after hearing what he said. Perhaps one could argue that the character of Graham, not the game writers, is the one cutting out verses. Shortening, picking and choosing specific verses to reflect the desires of his heart. It’s a trap many of us have fallen into. Graham seems to acknowledge as much in the merciful ending of this DLC
I wish when i walk in the street someone would come right at me and start to recite a passage from the good book
Go to New York, then.
@@trianglemoebius never seen something as right as this comment
@@ducaoftheabruzzi Or Portland if you're lucky and someone feels like preaching in Pioneer Square that day honestly. Probably any major city.
Or Denver, when I visited there were some dudes yelling some random verses with a big ass cross
Be the change you wish to see
One of my favorite Fallout characters.
Joshua Grahams is probably one of few religiously devout people that are actually enjoyable to talk with imo. I'm not Christian and i feel i can enjoy talking to him about god, believe, and culture for long time. He actually understand differences and tolerate people with different prespective, very "soft" spoken and easy to follow, and have both extensive knowledge and experience.
He's the only NPC I've ever seen that can spend half his lines quoting the bible and still not sound like he's preaching at you.
I doubt it, but if you want, i am down to have a discussion. I do try to listen to the other person, as I've spoken with several Muslims, pagans, and agnostics. They all seemed really nice and never got angry with me. Just an offer. Doubt it, but certainly would be happy to oblige, if you so wish
I doubt you’ve given religious people a chance in real life.
Indeed. Told him I was an atheist without being shot at instantly.
@@user-cp2xo7nr8y funny coming from the Russians who's.atheism killed millions
Joshua Graham represents the Wrath and Holiness of God
Marcella represents the Love and Charity of God.
Fallout has a character to represent both halves of God's nature. Loving, yet Holy. Forgiving, yet a Just Judge. Praise be to the Lord Jesus Christ forever and ever. Amen.
I swear this man puts the fear of God in me every time he speaks
Ave
@@ianime7047 true to caesar
based and Christpilled
"Practiced hands make for short work. But the Good Lord knows there is much to be done here."
Joshua Graham: Badassery 100
I don't enjoy killing... *BUT*
this is why i replay fallout nv. even in 2018.
Replaying it again currently, just finished honest hearts and dead money, about to jump into old world blues, simply amazing
In Obsidian we trust
Same here. I just beat Honest Hearts, Lonesome Road, then I beat the Legion ending, only to go back and play Old World Blues.
*2020
I like to play it, once year.
Joshua Graham is by far my favorite character in this D.L.C. and perhaps all of Fallout. I love how even though he turned a new leaf, he hasn't completely changed. He still uses violence and has vengeance as justification just like his time in the Legion. This is the kind of stuff I love seeing in changed characters. That they still require time and convincing to change completely. It makes him more 3 dimensional and realistic.
Scary guy. I feel icky that a large part of me agreed with his stance on the white legs, but I do feel there was no other reasonable option. The Sorrows and Dead horses needed to stand their ground, and no mere puppets of Caesar should force them out of Zion. Daniel's heart was in the right place but he was naive and deceitful.
And then he asked me: “do you know what this means?”
And I told the truth.
“Yes.”
Needless to say, general gobbledegook got what he deserved in my playthrough.
This guy should have voiced Scar in the new Lion King 2019 remake.
Yeah he really should have. The guy behind Scar’s voice for the 2019 movie didn’t intimidate me one bit. In fact, I couldn’t take him seriously. I know he’s a good actor. Just not a great voice actor IMO.
“Zion belongs to god and the people of god. It is a natural temple, and monument to his glory” such a cool line
Ironically, this is probably one of the best portrayals of Christianity in modern media.
Man I know he needs to let go, and the whole game is about that, revenge isn't the way, but he's too convincing, I won't let the White Legs join Caesar and make Utah inhabitable, for all the lives that payed, what was your choice guys?
That's why, though I take his side and have him defend their land, I convince him to spare Salts-Upon-Wounds. He needs to realize that, while fighting to protect is honorable, fighting for revenge taints your spirit.
Straight up slaughtered the White Legs like I had the Legion. Not a single trace of anyone ever seeking to aid the Legion will ever be allowed to draw breath, and I took pleasure in hunting them like the animals that they are.
@@steelpython6634 based asf
Killed them but gave Salt upon Wounds a chance to prove himself. Before uppercutting his ass to oblivion.
He's so badass.
I'm legitimately looking forward to seeing how The Courier from Courier's Mind: Rise of New Vegas, deals with this conversation, given the verbal reaming he gave Caesar.
CrowTR0bot I-Is that a Freeman's Mind Clone?
@@kabob0077 Yes
"But you can be a Thomas for now." Lol
This is the best character in Fallout.
NV has the best voice actors.
2, 3, and 4 had such stoic lifeless voices
I just started singing
By the rivers of babylon, there we sat down
Ye-eah we wept, when we remembered zion
When the wicked
Carried us away in captivity
Required from us a song
Now how shall we sing the lord's song in a strange land
Olter Lol, i love that song
Me too kid. Me too
This voice actor does alot of 40k voices doesn't he?
Grug Urgh He sounds so different...
@@averydennie728 BRUVA IM A PINNED HERE
Grug Urgh Holy fucking shit you're right
The fact you got this while it was raining made it better.
at first i thought that he is just a hallucination, since i was doing spirit bear quest
You can feel the hatred in his voice, yet he sounds so calm about it, it's frightning
Arguably the second best moment in Honest Hearts, only behind Graham’s redemption.
Edit: How tf did I not catch that?
Shane Boatright When did that happen in Honest Hearts?
Shane Boatright What do you mean Ulysses's redemption? I don't recall Ulysses ever being in that dlc.
Because he wasn't. Ulysses was featured only in Lonesone Road.
Ulysses was in Lonesome Road, not Honest Hearts.
Joshua is definitely the better character. Ulysses just wants to wipe out everything with missiles, Joshua doesn't seek destruction but he's also got a bloodlust left over from his time in the Legion.
I can imagine Joshua rehearsing this exact Psalm over and over again as the Courier is wandering The Narrows
I always hate finishing Honest Hearts because Joshua’s voice is just terrifying and haunting. The New Vegas team made so many right choices it’s insane.
Which is why New Vegas is my all-time favorite Fallout game. I would love to see it remastered in Fallout 4 graphics engine while maintaining the role-playing aspects of Fallout 3.
Graham is a fucking beast... Despite the player being on his side and Graham obviously having no ill will towards the courier, he is still the most scary person in the entirety of F:NV.
You could put Batman, Heinrich Himmler, Anton Chigurh and Joshua Graham in the same room together, and Josh would still be the scariest man in the room.
The most coolest recitement of Psalms 137.
The writing in this and Kotor 2 is so good that I now judge all games on their standard.
"Mr. Graham, would you please read me a story before bed?"
I love this guy! His voice is so smooth. I’m gonna download Honest Hearts tomorrow!!!
When I look at the trophies from honest hearts it hits me right in the feels.
"I don't enjoy killing, but when done righteously, it's just a chore like any other."
That is some seriously cold shit.
This guy almost made me want to read the book of mormon. But then i realised that i am orthodox and that with it in hand i was going to walk straight into hell
He never quotes the Book of Mormon in game, actually.
@@imperatoraurelian8015 A lot of people say that Joshua/Daniel are Mormons but they never claim that, they're only Christians that happen to live in Utah. Personally I think they're likely descendents of non denominational Christians living in the midwest.
@@theta_clips Joshua mentions that one of his 'tribesmen' from long ago invented the weapon he was using; it was John Moses Browning, from the LDS church. Joshua and Daniel practice some post-apocalyptic form of the restored gospel
Is it just me or dose Joshua have the most badass voice.
Ulyssses has much better
@Martin Luther thanks.
Money changers.. Based 100...
Goosebumps on my goosebumps whenever I hear his voice
when my dad heard joshua say that, he couldn't get that song outa his head...
neither did i, really...
I always side with Graham, I don't know if its my fighting spirit or because he's so convincing. You really do feel like a post apocalyptic paladin.
By the Rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yay, we wept, when we rememberd Zion. Remember, O lord, the children of Edom in the daty of Jerusalem who said, "Raze it, raze it, even to the foundation." O daughter of Babylon, who are to be destryoed. Happy shall he be, that rewardeth thee as thou hast served us. Happy shall he be, that taketh and dasheth thy little ones against the stones.
Love that he’s just sprinting through a river just to say this to you, just to lay it on you, heavy, with some bible shit
I am not a believer, but Psalm 137 gives me goosebumps
and remember kids this is the voice actor for the Dunmer
i would love if they made a More Religious fueled dunmer NPC like Joshua Graham
We Cant Expecting The Three to do all the workd
[ Lights Flaming Sword ]
Play Morrowind if you want stuff like that (or just play Morrowind in general since it's a great game), but also the "three", which Im assuming you mean the Tribunal (or ALMSIVI) aren't considered gods anymore
Practiced hands make for short work... The characters in this game are second to none, Lanius, Graham, Vulpes, Caesar, Ulysses, Hanlon, Oliver, House. and more.
Bethesda will never be forgiven for being the real butcher of this game, I digress as I will give them a chance to finish this story by creating a completed one. By my hand the Twisted Hairs will get their requiem.
"I don't enjoy killing, but when done righteously, its just a chore, like any other. Practiced hands make for short work and the good Lord knows there is much work to be done here."
Yowza...
Joshua Graham lies about enjoying killing. He does enjoy it, but does not revel in it. Or at least he tries to not revel in it. It is hard path for Burned Man to walk.
I got this encounter as I saw Joshua in the entrance to the camp during the Ghost of She quest, tripping af from that Datura root tea, and I just imagined the Courier hearing his voice reciting the verse mid hallucination
Psalms 137:1
Playing Honest Hearts felt like Joshua is trying to baptize you
He baptized us twice, once in water and once in flame
Praise the good Lord whoever decided to implement this character.
Joshua and Daniel represent the Old Testament and the New Testament. Joshua emphasizes warfare and defending his people, whereas Daniel emphasizes forgiveness and peace.
"I dont enjoy killing but when done righteously its just a chore." Joshua Graham may honestly be one if my favorite characters in the series. Bethesda needs to let obsidian make every fallout game
They need to hire the writers for future games. That's what they need to do.
Joshua Graham always gave me Book of Eli vibes. Well okay, maybe he's a bit more violent than Eli was (as far as I remember, Eli never actually _went out of his way_ to kill anyone), but I guess it would be different when you have a home and a family to worry about, and not just your own personal mission.
Eli never went out of his way to kill someone because he was going somewhere. He was never defending an area like Joshua was. If Eli had survived the end of the film, and he was told that Alcatraz was under threat of destruction, I'm confident he would act an awful lot like Joshua did.
@@billwithers7457 True.
Everytime Joshua Graham speaks, I avoid absolutely to take answers where I sound like a moron or ... apathetic moron. He crafts his sentences so well and I would be a shame to answer with "No, and I dont really care" or "Why are you talking to me about it ?".
My first time through this DLC, i was big mad i couldn't immediately fast travel after talking to Daniel.
Every time since, I'm sure if i just stood still Joshua would just teleport behind me thumping that big beautiful Bible
I really wish there was dialogue options for a religious courier.
Who else excited that Microsoft is buying Zenimax. Maybe now, can see a remaster. Possibly a FNV2.
If Microsoft does not demand diversity quotas.
Leave Fallout behind, friend. Enjoy what it was and leave it. There's no future there.
@@studhouser6969 True, prolly destroy what it is anyway.
This is one of the best NPC's in a videogame ever on par with sergeant Johnson and Price from COD
It's times like this that i enjoy being Christian
badass
Do you know what it means?
America's field of view over new testimony
Morgan freeman's voice: *Finally, a worthy opponent, our voices battle shall be LEGENDARY*
Erandur...Is that you?
Poignant today. "Raise it even to the foundations."
I wonder how Joshua Graham would feel about Gaza.
He'd want the holy land retaken for it's rightful owners. In the best of all possible worlds, Islam and Christianity can coexist. I pray "but they don't" isn't how that story could go.
I don’t believe in any kind of God, but I would listen to all the holy books with this narration.
I feel like Joshua Graham is one of the most respectable characters in fallout