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0:04Guys, welcome back.
0:06I'm Michele, also known as Mike of the
0:09Desert on the web, and I don't really
0:11know how to anticipate (maybe a little,
0:13but I couldn't say exactly) how many
0:16comments I received on the last episode
0:18, the pilot of Spirito dell'Esperto 3,
0:20stating that it was too short, etcetera
0:23, etcetera, etcetera.
0:25I realize that the last series started
0:27immediately with an hour-plus video.
0:30Nevertheless, it wasn't done by chance.
0:32Final Fantasy X is different, and that's
0:34why some episodes, especially the
0:36initial ones, must have a certain pace.
0:38I'll tell you a little secret, though.
0:39Obviously, those who follow me already
0:42know this, but I never create episodes
0:44based on length, but rather on what I
0:46consider the right moment to end a
0:48chapter.
0:50Therefore, having already had the chance
0:52to show a first little gem and insight
0:53into the gameplay, you know, of what a
0:55Perfect Run is, allowed me to use that
0:57ending.
0:59But we must continue because we are
1:01still in the heart of the prologue.
1:04And that of the game, that of the expert
1:06?
1:08We shall see. Let's go.
1:21Absorbed by a mysterious entity.
1:26Invited to be so, by the way, by our
1:28dear friend.
1:31He's the classic individual who knows a
1:33ton
1:35and plays with our destiny or perhaps
1:37wants to invite us to follow him.
1:41Whatever the truth is,
1:46we wake up here.
1:51Back inside a map that completely
1:53changes the viewpoint of the classic
1:55Final Fantasy player.
1:58Exactly, three-dimensional.
2:14Here, by the way, there is a mechanism
2:16strongly linked to what could be
2:17considered a sort of fake New Game Plus
2:19.
2:21Do you see this gem? This sphere, this
2:23hemisphere?
2:26Introduction to the Al Bhed language. Do
2:29you want to learn an exotic language?
2:30Search for the Al Bhed primers and oh.
2:37No, I definitely didn't understand that
2:38.
2:39However, one could load a save file in
2:42which a complete dictionary is found and
2:45therefore make use of it, but we clearly
2:48don't have one.
2:53We do, however, have a nice chest here.
2:55It begins, guys.
2:58It begins.
3:04We still don't know who speaks the Al
3:06Bhed language or why.
3:10However, it is a sort of minigame, we
3:12could say, of collecting within Final
3:14Fantasy X that then allows, obviously,
3:17to obtain some small secret goodies
3:19including
3:23ah, a nice chest.
3:27While here is found
3:31something that we could have understood
3:33only through learning that language.
3:36Even if Macalania isn't exactly
3:38something already translated and
3:40understandable.
3:49Guys, I can't wait to continue. For now
3:52, I am narrating what is happening
3:54rather slowly.
3:55I'm trying to get you into the mood
3:57because it's the first episode, but very
3:58soon we will be much more conversational
4:00.
4:02For now, why not try to understand
4:04what's going through this boy's head.
4:22We don't care.
4:32Having the map in the top left is an
4:34interesting novelty within Final Fantasy
4:37.
4:41And yet, we also know that these items
4:42are things we know very well, especially
4:44if you have followed the other spirit of
4:46the esper.
4:48Different types of potions, different
4:51types of cures and effects
4:56and an underwater, submerged temple.
5:44And this is the first time
5:50that, along with his determination, we
5:52enter a fight with the original OST.
5:56Listen.
6:23With the triangle or Y button, you can
6:26defend.
6:29You lose your turn but take less damage
6:31with the shield we saw our big guy has
6:33on his forearm.
6:36Then
6:48Yes!
7:38Boss.
7:41But this boss is very particular. This
7:44is a secret, optional boss fight that
7:47can be found later in the game, as the
7:49beast has over 30,000 HP.
7:51But surprise surprise, even he can't
7:54kill us here, only deal damage equal to
7:58half our HP.
9:06Final Fantasy games have always been
9:08extremely theatrical and scenic, eh, but
9:10how wonderful.
9:29And we get back up, having survived by a
9:32hair, truly, by a whisker inside that
9:35temple.
9:38If any of you had the doubt, that is,
9:40wondered what I could have done for
9:41completionism and perfectionism, perhaps
9:44when facing Sin's spawn that made us
9:45literally immortal during turns because
9:47it couldn't kill us.
9:51It's true, I could have had Tidus and
9:53Auron learn other types of overdrive
9:55modes, like the one that lets you charge
9:57the bar if you spend turns with yellow
10:00HP, etc., or simply by participating in
10:02turns in battle.
10:04But that is a very important moment for
10:05me in the plot; it's a fond memory with
10:07Antimaria, etc., and I didn't want to
10:09get into, let's say, technicalities,
10:11also because these things slip my mind,
10:13guys. Wow!
10:15Exactly.
10:18Tidus might want to run away, but we can
10:20learn these passive ability forms
10:23whenever we want, and they don't change
10:25our run or our desire for virtual
10:28perfectionism in the slightest.
10:33Cold.
10:35Mh.
10:49Listen to the melody.
10:56It has a distant reminiscence of what
10:58you will see in the future.
11:00Cosmo Canyon from Final Fantasy VII;
11:02after all, the composer is the same.
11:06And this wood here is just what we need
11:09.
11:10These are the remains of a campfire.
11:17But we need something flammable.
11:21So, first of all
11:26here we have another save point.
11:30We don't need it yet, it doesn't
11:31interest us that much.
11:37This door would allow us to explore, and
11:40this one is locked.
11:44But
11:48Here is how they used 3D space to hide
11:50treasure chests in Final Fantasy X.
11:52There are both static screens relative
11:54to the camera—or rather,
11:57we could call them fixed camera angles
11:59now—and dynamic ones that push you to
12:01use the map to explore little secrets.
12:20Oh yeah.
12:21There are also screens that can trick
12:22you here.
12:32Excellent.
12:42Who knows what purpose this temple
12:44served, eh?
12:47Who built it, and why?
12:51Know that it’s not something that will
12:54remain all that mysterious.
12:56I wouldn't have guessed. I hate stock
12:58phrases used just to build pathos
13:00because a place is mysterious and
13:02ancient. Oh, no, I really appreciate
13:04that it has a role.
13:21Look at the storm.
13:23These small details are things that get
13:25missed so much during playthroughs
13:27because you tend to just play, and I
13:28myself don't remember in detail that
13:30there was a storm outside.
13:33Having so much water around is confusing
13:34.
13:43It’s done.
13:45We can light the fire.
13:56Thunder.
13:59The beginning of this chapter is very
14:00different from the ninth, isn't it guys
14:02?
14:06It translates the magic and the wonder
14:08of the setting in a very different way.
14:12See?
14:13It tries to create unease.
14:18And the expressions of our dear athlete
14:23we never saw those in previous chapters
14:26, never seen them this up close.
14:32This doesn't mean they were less
14:33polished in the past, though guys, I'm
14:34talking about Final Fantasy VI too.
15:06And in fact, our protagonist seems a bit
15:09tormented.
15:13The attention to detail and the love
15:15imbued in the work of these Final
15:17Fantasy chapters is incredible, guys.
15:20That sentiment wasn't missing later on,
15:22but it was unfortunately smothered under
15:25so, so, so much else.
15:55Nice situation, Tidus.
15:58This, guys, is the first real boss fight
16:01of Final Fantasy X. It won't just damage
16:03us through percentages; you can actually
16:06lose.
16:09Magnificent to be able to see it like
16:10this.
16:12Let's defend.
16:14Ah, that click.
16:18Ah!
16:21You've already understood that our dear
16:23soccer player here is a character who
16:25dodges and attacks fast.
16:33See? We had a double turn. In that case
16:36, you can also plan by looking, right?
16:40The turn sequence, when to heal, when to
16:42defend.
16:46This is a style of combat system that I
16:49deeply love and that I think you will
16:52come to appreciate enormously as well.
17:02See that purple bar to the left of the
17:05name?
17:08That relates to how close you are to
17:10getting your next turn.
17:13But we'll talk about that when we have
17:15abilities that can modify speed and,
17:17obviously, the order of events during
17:19battle.
18:15And here we obviously have a new party
18:17member who might be temporary or might
18:19not, but who obviously teaches us a new
18:21tutorial, simply the use of items,
18:23meaning there are offensive items that
18:25do area damage or not and blah blah blah
18:27blah blah. However, I actually noticed
18:30something.
18:32I will be very curious to find out
18:36even in post, this girl's eyes shouldn't
18:39be the way they were shown.
18:43Maybe with the old PS2 resolution they
18:45thought it wouldn't be noticeable, but
18:48it seems strange.
18:50Ah, we'll talk about it later.
18:54However,
18:56we won't use the grenades in this fight
18:58except for the tutorial.
19:01Still, look at that nice damage.
19:07Their main utility is the fact that they
19:09deal area damage, so using them against
19:11a single boss fight is a bit of a waste
19:13.
19:13We have all the resources needed to win
19:15, so we'll steal.
19:24I love it. I love it.
19:27Obviously, one could also start
19:28defending and stealing as long as
19:30possible. Now, here we don't really care
19:32because this creature only has grenades
19:34, so, you know.
19:38But it was also useful to make you
19:40understand that defending when one turn
19:42is left is useless as you lose the
19:44chance to be saved by the shield.
20:03Persist.
20:10Actually, defend.
20:17Great.
20:21Not much left of it.
20:35And we have our new fanfare.
20:39AP obtained, not experience points.
20:43Yeah.
20:47This is foreshadowing.
20:53Ass.
21:50Sorry.
21:52They speak that language.
23:13It's quite clear.
23:29You heard the chair noises, guys; I
23:31couldn't resist and went to check.
23:35It was too strange that there was this
23:36detail about this girl's eyes, whose
23:38name I won't tell you yet (just for
23:39those who are blind, but it's irrelevant
23:41to the story).
23:43But anyway, you understood perfectly
23:45that they speak an unknown language,
23:47they are of another race, they are from
23:49another culture, and,
23:54in the HD remaster, thankfully only on
23:57this low-poly model,
24:00they forgot to put the right eyes.
24:03They simplified it.
24:06And this remaster, as wonderful as it is
24:08in some things, in many others is
24:10seriously lacking because it destroyed
24:12much of the characters 'expressiveness;
24:14many won't move their pupils, their
24:16irises—in short, the sclera will remain
24:18motionless, everything just frozen there
24:20.
24:22It's a terrible shame and it's something
24:24that goes a bit against what for me is
24:25maintaining the work for the years to
24:27come, and therefore safeguarding its
24:29quality and the result and the message,
24:31even in terms of workmanship and
24:32outcomes, okay?
24:35So if you have the chance and if you
24:38have already purchased the remaster, if
24:41you want the real experience even in HD
24:44, you can emulate it in a, well, free
24:46way.
24:48Nonetheless, in this series the remaster
24:50is perfect for many reasons, even more
24:52than the official one, so I prefer to
24:53use it if possible.
24:57That said, damn it, I modded the other
25:00Final Fantasy games, I replaced the MIDI
25:03music of Final Fantasy 8, and so on.
25:08This is absolutely not serious because
25:09the eyes will be fixed shortly.
25:13But so, it is absolutely not an
25:14aesthetic choice, it is absolutely not
25:16an artistic choice, it is simply
25:19an oversight and a lack of care in what
25:21went into rebuilding the assets.
25:25Oh my goodness.
25:28Getting back to us, though, we’ve taken
25:31quite the "expert spirit" tangent.
25:34Over there
25:37we have a dictionary, and yep, we know
25:41that the "y" is equivalent to an "a".
25:46You have clearly understood that these
25:49collectibles will be found around the
25:52world and will therefore allow you to
25:55understand these characters little by
25:58little, some of whom, like this one here
26:01, I think you will come to appreciate a
26:04lot.
26:13It’s clear that you are important,
26:14you’re voiced.
26:15By the way, am I wrong, or are we
26:17reading far fewer dialogues than in the
26:19past?
26:20In 10, or rather from 10 onwards, this
26:24will happen.
26:26But we’ll talk to you in a bit. You, you
26:27are a gem, you are a gem.
26:29Milady.
26:31Oh, I almost vented.
26:33Oh.
26:35Here is how leveling up and character
26:37enhancement works in Final Fantasy X.
26:39They increase their abilities by
26:40activating nodes on the Sphere Grid.
26:42Let's see how to use it.
26:47Enter the Sphere Grid from the Sphere
26:48Grid option in the menu.
26:50The cursor indicates the character's
26:51position.
26:53Move the cursor and blah blah blah, you
26:55are free to move across the various
26:58tiles. On the top screen you will notice
26:59that in some spaces it is possible to
27:00increase physical defense, yes.
27:02The screen at the top describes what the
27:04cursor is highlighting.
27:07Ability.
27:09These spaces contain spheres. Did you
27:12see that the boss fight before left us
27:14an Ability Sphere? Ok.
27:17By activating the spheres, the
27:18characters develop.
27:20To activate one, you need to move the
27:22character next to it.
27:24Let's try.
27:25We are at level four, okay?
27:27So, therefore
27:31Look how beautiful that is. See, right?
27:34Even just the way it lights up, now
27:36everything here is extremely sharp-edged
27:39, colors are extremely visible,
27:41everything is super high-resolution, but
27:44back in the day, that slight blur
27:46created magic because it became not a
27:49blue outline, but a glow, a brilliance,
27:51do you understand?
27:55Ok.
27:58The range of this sphere, of this
27:59development area, depends on the
28:01character's Sphere Level.
28:04Aha, I don't think it's important to say
28:06this because it's quite evident and
28:08intuitive enough.
28:10With AP, the character can increase
28:11their Sphere Level and move around the
28:13Sphere Grid. Those who don't participate
28:15in battles don't earn AP, and therefore
28:17cannot develop. This is one of the
28:19differences in Final Fantasy X compared
28:20to some of its predecessors.
28:23Alright.
28:27Clear, because you need to have contact
28:28with them.
28:30Let's move forward one space.
28:39Yes.
28:40Yes.
28:42Perfect.
28:47If it's a path already traveled, a
28:49single Sphere Level allows you to move
28:52four spaces.
28:53However, if you go back too often,
28:55you'll waste them, so plan your moves
28:57well. Let's proceed.
28:59Once the character has moved, we
29:01activate the nodes using spheres.
29:03Spheres are obtained in battle and in
29:04other ways.
29:05Press.
29:07Use.
29:09Here we go.
29:14For example, Power Spheres activate
29:16nodes for Strength, HP, and Defense.
29:20These are some more specific and
29:22important details. Ability Spheres
29:23activate the ability nodes.
29:27The nodes you can activate are the ones
29:28your character is currently on or those
29:30immediately adjacent.
29:32So that also clears up the question: if
29:34we hadn't moved one level, but three,
29:36and we had positioned ourselves on that
29:38shield down there, under the six of the
29:40Magic Sphere, could we have activated
29:42all three? Absolutely, yes.
29:46Perfect.
29:48Please.
29:51I am often slow to narrate during the
29:54initial episodes, but oh, that shockwave
29:56that deforms the map—or rather, it's
29:59actually a texture map now, but, well,
30:01it's it's magnificent.
30:05Perfect, we have unlocked the Cheer
30:07ability.
30:09To develop everything else, you proceed
30:11in the same way.
30:12Using a Power, Magic, or Speed Sphere
30:14allows you to increase the respective
30:16stats.
30:17Furthermore, the same node can be
30:19activated by multiple characters.
30:21Do you see that blue diamond up there?
30:25Perfect, that's Tidus.
30:28Finally, on the Sphere Grid, there are
30:30locks that prevent passage.
30:32Explanations regarding these will be
30:33given when they are removed.
30:35Obviously, with special spheres or a
30:36method not yet explained, we will be
30:38able to overcome locks similar to those
30:39level 3 ones, right there, down on the
30:41right.
30:44Now let's look at the Sphere Grid
30:45functions. Oh, by pressing triangle you
30:47can check the characters' status.
30:52Mhm.
30:53This is very Final Fantasy VIII.
30:55Take this information into consideration
30:57for proper development.
30:59By pressing L1 or R1, yep, you can
31:02switch characters.
31:06It's useful for developing them
31:08consecutively or for comparing their
31:09stats.
31:10By pressing Select, you can expand your
31:11view of the Sphere Grid.
31:16Quite a spell, huh?
31:18That is all. Now try to power up Tidus.
31:22Now
31:24let's really do it.
31:27See?
31:29The tutorial didn't mean anything, there
31:31was absolutely no forced path or
31:32anything, but obviously we can't do
31:34anything else for now.
31:36This Sphere Grid, guys, is one of the
31:38most beautiful things I remember from my
31:41experience with Final Fantasy X and in
31:43Final Fantasy X, because it was
31:45effectively like a spell, as I said
31:47before.
31:48It’s something that throws you into a
31:50world that doesn’t even seem technical
31:53at first, but is immense and under your
31:55control, yet in its own way, it’s
31:57ineffable, because it’s not just a
31:59level-up, but a platform on which to
32:01chart a path and unlock abilities you
32:03can spoil for yourself.
32:06You can go and see that the "Legs"
32:07ability exists, you can go to the very
32:09end and discover what’s hidden at the
32:11bottom, meaning right at the character’s
32:13dead end, what the last thing they’ll
32:15learn is. It’s beautiful. It is truly,
32:17truly beautiful, and so there’s white
32:20magic, black magic, magic no.
32:22Blue magic maybe not.
32:26Soon, soon, guys, we’ll get to talk
32:27about everything. That’s the spirit of
32:29an expert. However, it also has a flaw,
32:31clearly. This is one of the very first
32:33iterations of Final Fantasy that leads
32:35to having characters more or less all
32:36identical to each other once you
32:38complete the absolute path, because one
32:40thing is the path, another is covering
32:42the entire Sphere Grid in the endgame,
32:44as obviously any enthusiast would want
32:45to be able to do, right? It can be done
32:48, but obviously it homogenizes
32:50everything a bit; while yes, there is
32:52certainly no job system distinction, for
32:55heaven's sake, every character will have
32:57unique traits that we will discuss in
33:00due time. So for now, I’m going back to
33:01the menu; I don't even want to have him
33:03take that level.
33:05We’ll advance shortly. However,
33:11we promised to talk to the big guy.
33:16Thank you. Three Potions.
33:37Ah!
33:39His natural habitat.
33:41Just being able to see the fingers on a
33:42hand in a Final Fantasy character, guys
33:44, was mind-blowing.
33:46Now,
33:50down there there’s something interesting
33:52and you can absolutely dive in to
33:54continue the story, but see?
33:56You can do something else, there’s a
33:58small programming oversight here.
34:00Oh, but of course, little Al Bhed. See,
34:03I just wanted to ask the big guy for a
34:05second if he had already given me his
34:06Potions.
34:10Exactly, guys. If you change screens, it
34:13resets.
34:15So, well, let's do our thing, right?
34:38We'll go as soon as you're ready.
34:39Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
34:41come here, come here.
34:43Ah!
34:48They’re absolutely useless.
34:50Hey guys, I mean, it’s fine to take
34:53thirty or so if you really want to abuse
34:56this little glitch, but 99 Potions is
34:58just for the achievement.
35:03Let’s go.
35:05Let’s go, come on.
35:07Away!
35:10Let’s finally go down.
35:15In short, Tidus’s adventure is quite
35:17eccentric so far.
35:21He's adapting, let's put it that way.
35:26And
35:28this is our first random encounter.
35:33I know, I'm saying it often in these
35:35first episodes, but you either know or
35:38should imagine what it meant to see the
35:40screen shatter like that.
35:44It was a daydream that was incredible,
35:48everything was incredible.
35:52And even if we'll soon have the chance
35:54to attack multiple enemies with the
35:56grenades I stole, I promised you
35:57something else first.
36:05Here we are.
36:08Anyway, theatricality aside guys, I
36:10promised you a deep dive into the
36:12Overkill.
36:13The point is this, and it's basically a
36:15topic I anticipated because one happened
36:17in the last episode, we got one thanks
36:19to a critical hit, if you remember.
36:21Guys, it's extremely simple and it's one
36:24of the most satisfying mechanics in
36:26Final Fantasy X. Imagine a monster, any
36:28enemy.
36:29It will have max HP, right? Perfect. Its
36:31hit points.
36:33Well, if the final blow it receives has
36:35a value exceeding that number by a
36:36certain percentage, you get an overkill
36:38, which is the English term for it.
36:42The most common is 150%, and if you kill
36:44with an Overdrive move that has
36:46multipliers, by the way, they add up.
36:49This always applies. And even though
36:52there is a small exception we'll face in
36:54the future, okay?
36:55Which is completely outside of this
36:57whole discussion, it's a rule that
36:58excludes, sorry, there are actually a
37:00few exceptions.
37:02Special bosses, the secret ones that
37:05will need the damage cap right from the
37:07start to get an overkill, which I won't
37:09spoil for you today, well, as a rule
37:11it's still absolute and can only get
37:14easier because, usually, monsters with
37:16tons of HP, those with tens of thousands
37:18, often need a much lower percentage to
37:21get an overkill, really easy.
37:24The bonus this grants the player is even
37:27more obvious.
37:29Often it's double the AP, which is
37:31essentially the experience we saw, and
37:33also drops, whether rare or common.
37:36And so it's something you try to achieve
37:38always and anyway because you level up
37:40faster and consequently you get more
37:42drops because you'll Overkill more often
37:43, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera, right?
37:46You'll see.
38:04How nice to be able to see
38:08these technologies at this resolution.
38:16Great idea, Tidus.
38:22The selfie style works in real life too
38:24, I'm sure of it.
38:32Look.
38:35There are no items to recover here
38:38but
38:51Let's just say Kitase, the director, and
38:53his collaborators tried to aim for the
38:55maximum in showing off the power of 3D.
39:01Oh!
39:04Well, priority attacks are clearly
39:05something you can figure out with
39:07initiative, right?
39:09A term, let's say, very Final
39:11Fantasy-esque, or RPG-style in general.
39:14They start, they have turn priority, and
39:17obviously we didn't steal our grenades
39:19by accident.
39:32See? Four.
39:34It would have been two.
39:40Fantastic, fantastic.
40:04Always trouble.
40:28Well,
40:31there really isn't any kind of pathos
40:33for this.
40:34It's a beautiful monster. Let's say the
40:36introduction to Final Fantasy X also
40:39aimed a lot at being aesthetically
40:41exciting.
40:43Let's face it as best we can.
40:45So you, obviously, steal.
40:55Come on, come on.
41:04We don't have much strategy for now, but
41:06it will be very useful to get some
41:08grenades.
41:18Here we go. Sometimes, during battle,
41:20the word "extra" appears above the
41:21command window.
41:23Pressing left will display additional
41:25commands.
41:26In this case,
41:28"Trigger Command"?
41:37Ways to recover HP
41:40before this attack. Obviously, I did
41:43this to show you the trigger command.
41:45Nonetheless, obviously, once you
41:47discover this dangerous damage, what's
41:49the best idea?
41:50Defend with the triangle button I showed
41:52you earlier. There should be absolutely
41:54no doubt about that.
41:57Well,
41:59let's start using the potions that are
42:00actually worth something.
42:06This heals 1000, while the regular one
42:12200.
42:13It’s always a matter of deciding which
42:15one to use based on the character's max
42:17HP, clearly.
42:18Now, though, his back is turned.
42:31Oh no, I insist.
42:33I’d like to steal at least one more
42:34before I start throwing them at you.
42:47Perfect.
42:51Oh, overdrive.
42:54For then.
42:56Underwater, guys, new animation.
43:03Grenade damage.
43:20Oh, well.
43:25Now.
43:35Gotcha.
43:38Grenade.
43:42With what physical strength do these
43:43people throw a grenade underwater?
43:46This girl is special, don't you think?
43:57It was worth it, right?
44:05Everything according to plan.
44:50It worked.
45:47It’s huge, whatever it is. It looks like
45:49a ship, though.
46:09Heh heh.
46:16A submerged airship.
46:20Oh, Final Fantasy.
46:28Rightfully offended.
46:30Poor guy.
47:03Oh lord.
47:54Drunk from eating, basically.
48:58I didn't want to interrupt before, but
49:00I'll add it in post.
50:05Yeah.
51:08Fix your eyes, please.
53:02Ouch, ouch, ouch.
53:06It’s basically been a rollercoaster so
53:08far, guys, but we’ve discovered
53:09something. For instance, in these 1000
53:12years in the future, we still live in a
53:14society, or at least a culture, in a
53:16world where a religion exists. If
53:18something holy exists, evidently there
53:19is a cult behind it.
53:22We are finally about to finish the
53:23prologue, we're there.
53:26We’re getting to the heart of the start
53:28of Final Fantasy X. You’ll see, if you
53:31don’t know it, very soon vibrant colors
53:33and a powerful story will arrive,
53:38told with extreme love.
53:42See you next time.

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