I think after the events of AW2 Alan and Casey stayed in bright falls, hanging around the lake and keeping an eye out, and they became nightwatchmen, like they’re supposed to keep an eye on things and wait for the right moment so why shouldn’t they take that job?
I like how in the first game mold researchers are like “MOLD IS AS DANGEROUS AS THE HISS” and everyone’s like “righttt” and in the second game they’re like “MOLD IS AS DANGEROUS AS THE HISS ANNDDD THE PATTERING” and everyone is again like “SUREEEEEE”
Is how despite all the horrible things that go down everyday and the awful state of the world, people still have kids, still fall in love and true friendships still exist
The way Jesse heard the board was this high weasely squeaky voice, they sounded pathetic and weak.
The way Dylan hears them, is a low almost scary roar. They sound powerful and in control.
When you visit the diner before dark ocean summoning and it’s playing a version of departure like the world itself knows something big is going to happen and Alan Wake is about to return
Genuinely what makes it so good? Who came up with it? CDPR or Big Mike? Im just hanging out with my chooms minding my biz and all cp slang comes up in my head like I gotta delta the fuck out before some gonk chromed out of his head kleps my eddies, preem game
It was Isola’s employer and not Damien who invaded mi6 to finish the job?
"The board is manifesting as the aberrant, it's called the aberrant because it's an aberration of procedure for them"
My friend said that the aberrant is the board the moment the first trailer came out and I just waved it off, now I feel silly.
Thank you for delivering peak, can’t wait to play Resonant
I know since it’s Iran we’re talking about most people are curious about politics, I’ll try to answer political questions as well but I will try my best not to incriminate myself since the smallest things can land you in jail. I’ve lived and experienced many societal and political changes first hand and I will try to be as unbiased as possible in my answers. I will also answer any questions you have about culture, language, history, art, day to day life, etc. basically anything Iran related.
Aren’t you tired of having your expectations subverted? I know I am! Daredevil’s positive portrayal of Christianity is honestly a breath of fresh air. Arts have been saturated with negative portrayals of Christianity that this in of itself has become cliche. We have come to expect it and look for it. Daredevil is subverting your expectations by not subverting it. Matt Murdock, the devil of Hell’s Kitchen is a devout catholic who struggles with faith, and with his own darkness. His discussions with his priest are some of the most interesting parts of the series. The way he challenges his beliefs while the priest never tries to act self righteous but like a friend who’s trying to understand.
It’s interesting to see Matt lose his faith in Season 3 just to do the right thing in the end. His catholic beliefs create an interesting dynamic. He doesn’t kill, not because he’s afraid of its implications like Batman but because he believes in grace and the sanctity of life. This, makes his life significantly harder. His whole moral code is built on his faith and this means that his actions are less of a choice and more of an obligation. As long as he believes, he cannot bring himself to take a life. This, in my opinion is the reason why the finale of Season 3 works. His rage and anger has weight because he knows what he has to do but cannot bring himself to do it.
The way he talks about Job and insults him in the house of God. The beautiful tapestry monologue. The confessions. His delusion of thinking God has given him powers to hear every prayer in church.
The religious aspect of Daredevil is really interesting. The devil who lives in Hell’s Kitchen, a devout catholic born of a nun. Red head who sees a world on fire. Great stuff.