"Long live thy line, and thy True Tale divine, until the day...Versus is born anew." - Order of Etro
I'm not going anywhere, old friends.
KHIV -- The Return
Verum Rex (True King) -- The Reveal
V E R S U S -- The Vindication of Ages Past
- Zeal
Been looking for years, because the track is honestly just....epic. dark and ambient, amazing sound. Vanished from all places online like some kind of Mandela Effect level shi. If anyone somehow has it from the original timeline of the earth it existed in (lul), can you do me a solid? DM? I hope I am not breaking any rules. Ty very much.
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Honestly, I have seen it posted to YouTube and various places before, and it was whitewashed from every single location online in the matter of a millisecond. Not exagireating. What's the deal? Never seen anything like it. Hell, I sweet talked Edward Shearmur to sending me a literal mailed CD of his score for Cruel Intentions back in the day, yet I am denied this? Negative. It cannot be.
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Do me a solid, someone.
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Ty, very much.
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- Veronica
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PS-- Why put such an awesome score piece in such a terrible adaptation......sigh. But the actor who played L, he absolutely killed it, though. Agree?
Sorry, but I honestly think the absolute single heaviest and most underrated line and moment in all of SW...
Is when Vader says "It is....too late for me, son." And after Luke is gone and Vader is alone, when he walks over and puts both hands on the railing, it is as if you can somehow just see (in your minds eye) through the mask. Upon first glance, it looks like he simply walks over and places his hands on the railing, to then look outward on Endor.
Not at all. He literally placed both of his hands on that railing to steady himself, as if he was hit by the hardest blow he has ever experienced. It is as though you can picture both of his eyes closed in sadness, and instead of looking outward, he simply has his eyes closed and is looking down. It was spiritually and emotionally as hard for him to say that....as when he was burning in front of Obi-Wan.
Someone seriously needs to edit that scene and show him contemplating all of the terrible things he has done and those he cared about and lost. He might as well have said "I am already damned, my son." Anyway, I have always considered it one of the heaviest quotes ever, and the actual reason he grabbed the Emperor and gave his life.
Second place?
Like: No father, I have to save you.
Anakin: You already......have. You were right about me. Tell your sister, you were right....
And then the slow and tragic Vader theme that plays only a few notes. And ends with his life.
Let me hear what you guys think.