u/Agitated_Might_4154

So about a week ago I asked the question on how to make the Light One and I've been thinking about it for a while and I think I have a theory.

So the Light One exists in Isaac's world where all the roles and everything else is switched including Rumple being the Dark One and instead the Light One, so we must be assuming that the creation of the Dark One must have been reversed.

So my theory on how the Dark One is made is the corruption of using pure light magic for evil purposes. People mentioned probably Merlin was the Light One, but I just believe he is a being of all out magic and fated to do so by the Holy Grail - a source of Light Magic. But not everyone can become a Dark One so it's safe to assume not everyone can be a Light One.

That means a reverse scenario has to play out. A corrupted source of Dark Magic instead being used for good purposes would make you the Light One. That also knocks out another theory of the Saviours being Light Ones, but I see that as a separate role down to Fate rather than the all out purpose.

This is also another point to add that becoming a Light One would be quite nearly impossible as using Light Magic for dark purposes but the other way around? That's hard...

Corruption of power is easy to do but letting go of dark magic is like letting go of a drug and as seen by Rumple, it's a very difficult thing to do. That's why we've never seen one before apart from in an opposite reality.

Do you think that we can make Reddit more of a higher aged community? I saw a post from someone else a while ago and I think it's a good idea.

Since the boys typically target younger aged audiences in order to get more views and make more money, it's understandable that they would be in large quantities on YouTube, but that makes more older fans have less of an entitlement and opinion on the platform.

Since there are a lot of kids that are naturally more arrogant (it's only natural since they're kids) they always believe they're right and don't really have more intellectual based discussions and as Josh has been posting for over 12 years, us older audience don't really have much of a say among the community.

It's evident that the fans would cling onto where their idols are so YouTube comment sections, Discord and originally Reddit (first of, why are children even on social media? I personally blame the parents but that's a discussion for another day) but it's been over a year since a Reddit video came out and the boys aren't that active on this website, and it's unlikely for them to since they aren't typically good at reaction content and Crainer is unlikely to return soon to bring the views up so I highly doubt that this site will be used often if at all.

So it would make sense if the kids were kicked out from the Reddit since there's not much going on so that more older and intellectual based discussions could be at place. It would make our community feel a lot more positive and part of the fan base once again. I personally don't see any down sides to this. It's the whole reason I joined the website in the first place.

Do you think we could make it happen?