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I visited the fortified city of Carcassonne in the south of France last week. French poet Gustave Nadaud’s poem “Carcassonne” apparently influenced Ambrose Bierce’s “An Inhabitant of Carcosa” as the lost city he’s described, which in turned influenced Robert Chambers, LoveCraft and so forth until TD S1 (read this on the TD Wiki).

The city and the castle are impressive! There was an eery and surreal atmosphere, but the plethora of gift shops inside the city took the magic away a bit 😅

u/ImpossibleClerk9012 — 2 days ago

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A quien le gusto la temporada 2?

Ayer acabe la temporada 2 y achile si me gusto mucho aunque siento que bien nomás te puedes ver el primer capítulo y el último y ya te acabaste la temporada sin tanto relleno, aparte siento que el que salvó la temporada fue Velcoro me gustó mucho su historia y su personalidad y por qué me sentí identificado (cuando estudiaba en la secundaria a mi hermano de la primaria le hacían bullying un grupo de niños más grandes que el y un día llegó llorando por qué le tiraron su zapato afuera de la escuela y me los chingue)

u/Kr4venz — 3 days ago

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They despised each other, but they were the men capable of surviving each other. Marty provided the mundane gravity that grounded Rust, while Rust provided the brutal honesty that forced Marty to see himself clearly.

u/Rough_Ad_8702 — 2 days ago

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I can't imagine the sheer shock and the panic the Others must have been in when they realized that Billy Lee Tuttle's house had been broken into and the tapes were stolen. They

couldn't have possibly even guessed who might have been behind it. I wonder who they thought knew about this. I'd love to know who they suspected.

They could have maybe thought it was Errol.

I think only Billy knew about Rust and not others. Plus Rust was out of the picture for almost a decade.

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u/Bloodmeister — 2 days ago