u/Raidio2000

((MASSIVE SPOILERS DON'T READ UNLESS YOU'VE FINISHED THE GAME))

I don't know if this was confirmed in the game, or if it's a popular fan theory, but on my second playthrough of the game I just noticed something really suspicious:

In one of the first Simms Logs (messages to her mum), she finds out that the fluid for the sleep pods for the return to earth mission is different to the fluid in the sleep pods for the mission to Tau Ceti F (which according to Simms; shouldn't be the case at all), and later in the end of the game when the crew arrives at a Cassiopeia from a different cycle you find the previous batch of clones all dead and decomposed inside their pods killed via a unknown source but with no obvious alien life on board the ship (other than the hitchhiker).

Here is where my theory begins: The different fluid for the return mission was some form of acid or lethal substance made to kill the clones before they could ever arrive back at earth, a function done by Corinth to avoid clones returning to Earth, and the Cassiopeia we find was preparing to leave but the clones got killed due to the return fluid which would also explain why they're dead without any intervention from the lifeforms (judging from the fact that there were no aliens on board the Cassiopeia)

If my explanation was unclear (I can't tell if I worded it badly or not) I will explain it better to anybody who asks in the comments

I know its possible in the games from the first season

I just beat the game for the first time, and I make a habit of keeping my first ever playthrough saved on the system as a time capsule from my first ever time playing it, but I also want to start a new story to play with all the Dark Pictures Anthology Outfits without overwriting my current one

As Images Can't be sent I'll just relay what the messages were:

OP:
Have you had any near-death experiences, if so what were they?

My Comment:

I've had several

• Pneumonia as a young child
• Restraint didn't lock on a Rollercoaster and the only thing holding it was the buckle
• 4 hours of sitting next to someone with covid in a car drive whilst unvaccinated (I'm vaccinated now) and didn't get sick
• In car crash as baby

Rage-Baiter's response:

Covid isn’t deadly though. It’s basically the flu. It’s obvious it was all fake.

My Response:

Over 7.1 Million people died from it, so downplaying it by saying it was basically just the flu is so disrespectful to the people who died and their grieving families

Rage-Baiter:

But it is like the flu though. About 500k people die from the flu every year and about 700 million people got Covid with 7 million dying that’s a 1% death rate.

My Response:

Either you're ragebaiting, or you were in a coma and completely missed all of Covid-19 and have only got misinformation got context

Rage-Baiter:

O don’t see what wrong I said. The vaccines were fake, the tests were fake. And the disease was over reacted to.

[NOTE PART OF THE THREAD: yes the bad grammar and spelling was from the rage-baiter]

My Response:

You’ve gone from “COVID is basically the flu” to claiming the vaccines and tests were fake. Those are completely different claims, and you haven't provided evidence for either of them.

Also, if you're going to argue while making claims without evidence, at least make sure your spelling and grammar are correct, unlike what you're saying.

I really like the Melee combat in RDR2, but whenever I try to have fun with it, I lose honor (which is bad because I'm trying to do the heroic mission path) or I get the whole town gunning for me

I just find it odd, the original Grease is a really good show, akin to West Side Story, and in my personal opinion, I think it's better than the movie, and the version of the show that came after it got transfered over to New York

I really liked the gritty and real musical about gang violence, class divides, and teenage pregnancy. And how it was more of a ensemble show rather than just having Danny and Sandy take the spotlight, shining more plot threads with Miller (replaced with Kenickie in the movie, although Kenickie was a member of the gang in the original as well), Rizzo, and other characters

I'll start:

I prefer the Rock of Ages movie with Tom Cruise and Diego Boneta to the original Stage Musical with James Carpinello and Constantine Maroulis

I've been watching these old movies, some of them are better than others, but theres been one constant, all the songs are really good (partly due to Elvis being the primary singer, and it they're semi-jukebox musicals with some songs written for the movies, and some Elvis songs), and I think some of them could have a good stage adaptations, if some more songs got added, and there were some minor story/staging changes:

Some of the primary ones:
- Clambake (would require some very specific staging for the boat-racing, possibly similar to the medieval times arena-style staging with a wide open stage with a lot of space for mechanical boat races. Would also require some changes to make the plot a little bit more coherent, and to change some of the awkward jumps. This is also one of the closest movies to a by the books musical, and has some of my favorite songs out of the Elvis movies)
- King Creole
- Jailhouse Rock
- Blue Hawaii
- G.I. Blues

Until Dawn - Blackwood Mountain/Lodge RP

Dispatch - Episode 3 Turnover Meeting Scene

For those of you who used my bots, and liked them, but can no longer use C.AI, I'm transferring all my bots over to Lightshade, but for those who can still use C.AI, as I said in my last post my bots will still be up and avaliable for any one on C.AI because I'm not deleting my account

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Could some one standing 6'8" potentially play J.D. on stage?

I'm auditioning for Heathers, and I'm in the age and vocal range for J.D. but I'm freakishly tall for my age

I know the tallest actor to (officially) play J.D. was 6'1", but I'm just wondering how tall would be considered too tall

It happens, it's sad and dramatic, but then it's kind of brushed over and even joked about in the next scene, whereas Heather's death had influence over the whole musical, and Kurt & Ram got a full funeral scene, but with J.D. it just happens and then the musical ends