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0:01Welcome, welcome, patrons. I am super
0:03late on this video as I tend to be these
0:05days, but I promised that the next major
0:07video for me would be a revisit on the
0:09Titans. And look,
0:12there's just a lot. So, I'm going to try
0:13and do a few smaller angles to the Titan
0:16lore rather than just like one big
0:18monster video because uh at this stage
0:21in my life, I'm more likely to get it
0:22done this way. So, uh let's begin with a
0:25look at the Titans through the filter we
0:27see the most often, as the broken
0:29remains from their war with Elvhenan.
0:32The Fade's war and reality.
0:35The war between the Titans and the
0:36Evanuris isn't new to us. We've gotten
0:38hints of it from at least Trespasser.
0:40But, what happened?
0:42In our best guess, and also describing
0:44it a bit flippantly, the spirits of the
0:46Fade got really bored and decided to
0:48steal the power from the Titans to make
0:49their flesh. The Titans uh didn't like
0:52this, so a war broke out between the
0:53Titans and the elves. Which, a side note
0:55that I think is interesting, the war is
0:57only ever described as the Titans versus
1:00the elves, not really the dwarves. The
1:02dwarves are obviously there, but they
1:04are described as workers. There is no
1:07evidence that the dwarves as a people
1:08ever really fought the elves, or at the
1:10very least, the elves didn't see the
1:12dwarves as people, which uh also isn't
1:15above them, either.
1:16Anyway, the Evanuris yoinked the Titans'
1:18minds into a wee box, and the elves used
1:20that power for their empire. And I break
1:23away from this again because who did the
1:25yoinking is a bit muddied. Veilguard
1:27does not actually say who did it. The
1:29artbook may declare that it was Solas,
1:31but there was also cut dialogue in
1:33Veilguard that references the dagger and
1:34the deed to be Mythal's sin. And even in
1:37Inquisition, there is a small line that
1:39references Mythal to be the culprit. In
1:42truth, it could also have been both, a
1:43spell that required two powerful
1:45Evanuris. After all, in the redeem
1:47ending for Solas, Mythal does say that
1:49the sins they did, they did together.
1:52The elves then freely used the Titans
1:53how they saw fit, as we see with lyrium
1:56and tons of Elvhen artifacts, and even a
1:57whole lyrium processing center in
1:59Trespasser. So, what on earth could all
2:02this tell us about the Titans? Well,
2:05part of the mystery of the Titans is
2:06that we don't know what exactly they
2:08did. What was their power? How did they
2:11interact with the Fade? What was their
2:12anatomy like? While I can't answer all
2:15of this, I think looking at some of the
2:17artifacts made by the Elvhen might be
2:19able to sketch out an idea of what these
2:21great beings were capable of.
2:23The Wellspring. Oh boy. Okay, so the
2:26quick and dirty version of the history
2:28of the red lyrium idol/dagger is that it
2:31gets made with the purpose of sundering
2:33the Titans. It gets used, and then there
2:35are thousands of years of unknown
2:37history where this item goes or does,
2:40until finally it's used to kill Mythal.
2:42From there, Solas then retrieves it,
2:44takes the shattered pieces of her spirit
2:45idol/lyrium dagger, and then Veil Solas
2:47goes into slumber mode, and the dagger
2:49somehow ends up in the Deep Roads. Hawke
2:51and company find it, blah blah blah.
2:53Solas purifies it of the Blight, and
2:55here we have the events of Veilguard,
2:57and then Harding touches it and connects
2:58to the stone. It's a long-winded history
3:01with a lot of interesting holes that I
3:02wish were filled, but the one I want to
3:04focus on today is not the Elvhen drama
3:06surrounding its creation and use, but
3:08the purest lyrium that's made out of.
3:11What makes the dagger so special? What
3:13happened to Harding? And why was this
3:15idea so special? It's one of the few
3:18ideas that was in the scrapped version
3:20of Dragon Age 4 to make it into
3:21Veilguard.
3:23Both the idol and the dagger are
3:25described as being made of pure lyrium,
3:28some of the purest kind there is.
3:30What does that even mean? So, I'm of two
3:32minds.
3:34First, in the background of the series,
3:35things like lyrium potions, lyrium
3:37enchantments, and even the lyrium that
3:39Southern Templars take are all diluted
3:41to some degree. Lyrium is also described
3:44as a metal. I did some quick research
3:46into metal purity, uh and like most of
3:49it is unrelated, but raw metal ores
3:51usually filled with other trace amounts
3:53of substances. I imagine the same is
3:54going to be true with lyrium. In real
3:56life, it seems that what is called pure
3:58in metals is often like 99.99
4:029 whatever of that metal. It never seems
4:05to be a guaranteed 100. And to even
4:07achieve that much, the ore must be
4:09processed. So, it's possible that the
4:11lyrium of the dagger was so highly and
4:14painstakingly processed that it exceeded
4:16that of normal processing in Thedas.
4:18Second is uh more vibes. It's made of a
4:22Titan heart. You know, that big chunk of
4:23lyrium you find in the Descent? Yeah,
4:25just a big shard right there and from
4:27like the middle of that thing or
4:28something. Maybe it's even combo, where
4:30the small dagger is the processed
4:32version of the big heart. The only real
4:34evidence I have to point to this is that
4:36it's only when Valta comes close to the
4:38heart that she is chosen by the Titan.
4:40It would make sense for Harding to come
4:41into contact with a similar substance
4:43and get zapped in a similar way. So,
4:45okay, that's what the dagger is, but
4:48what can it do? It would take forever to
4:50go into deep details, so let's just
4:52rattle these off as I can think of them.
4:54Things the idol/dagger has been proven
4:56to do in the Dragon Age series:
4:58interfere with mental states and
4:59decision-making, causing hallucinations,
5:01paranoia, and anger. Thins the Veil,
5:04cuts the Veil, but also makes the Veil.
5:06Pierces through a number of powerful
5:08enchantments. Regenerate itself once
5:10destroyed. Copy abilities that the user
5:12has seen, I guess. I'm not sure what the
5:16mechanics of this gameplay device would
5:18be, but you know what I mean. Holds onto
5:19shards of spirits that it has sundered.
5:21Now, this is unknown if this works on
5:23like non-spirits, like um
5:26Barracks. Acts as a sort of listening
5:28device, although this might be a
5:30secondary enchantment or a simpler use
5:32of lyrium as seen in Inquisition, where
5:34a normal lyrium device is used as a
5:36similar effect in Calpernia's quest
5:37line. And finally, animate metal
5:40statues, which is probably my favorite
5:41use of this this dang thing. Now, let's
5:44keep this slide safe, and I'll bring it
5:45back as we go on.
5:47The foci, the magical MacGuffin from
5:49Dragon Age: Inquisition, is an
5:50interesting piece of the puzzle. As
5:52well, it's not technically confirmed to
5:54be made from the Titans, the mural and a
5:55few codex entries start to make you
5:57think.
5:58The first major codex entry is from the
6:00Frostback Mountains, a codex originally
6:02from Dragon Age: Origins. It tells the
6:04story of a tale from the Avvar's
6:05beliefs, where Korth, the Mountain
6:07Father, keeps his heart in a cask, and
6:09the Lady of the Skies tries to find it.
6:11Unfortunately, I'm going to force you to
6:12just listen to the whole thing, so here
6:14we go. Even mountains had a heart once.
6:17When the world was young, Korth, the
6:18Mountain Father, kept his throne at the
6:20peak of the Bellanaris, the mountain
6:22that lies at the center of the world,
6:24from which he could see all the corners
6:26of earth and sky.
6:27And he saw strong men become weak, brave
6:30men grow cowardly, and wise men turned
6:32for love.
6:34Korth devised a plan that he might never
6:36be betrayed by his own heart, by taking
6:38it out and hiding it where no soul would
6:40ever dare search [music] for it. He
6:42sealed it inside a golden cask, buried
6:45it in the earth, and raised around it
6:47the fiercest mountains the world had
6:49ever seen, the Frostbacks, to guard it.
6:52But, without his heart, the Mountain
6:53Father grew cruel. His chest was filled
6:56with bitter mountain winds that shrieked
6:58and howled like lost souls. Food lost
7:01its flavor, music had no sweetness, and
7:03he lost all joy in deeds of valor. He
7:06sent avalanches and earthquakes to
7:07torment the tribes of men. Gods and men
7:10rose against him, calling him a tyrant.
7:13But, with no heart, Korth could not be
7:14slain.
7:16Soon, there were no heroes left, either
7:17among men or gods, who would dare
7:19challenge Korth.
7:22The Lady of the Skies sent the best of
7:24her children, the swiftest, the
7:26cleverest, the strongest flyers, to
7:28scour the mountains for the missing
7:29heart. And for a year and a day, they
7:31searched. But, sparrow and raven,
7:34vulture and eagle, swift and albatross
7:37returned to her with nothing.
7:39Then, the ptarmigan spoke up [music] and
7:41offered to find the god-chief's heart.
7:43The other birds laughed, for the
7:44ptarmigan is a tiny bird, too humble to
7:46soar, which spends half its time hopping
7:48along the ground. The lady would not
7:51give the little creature her blessing,
7:52for the mountains were too fierce, even
7:54for eagles. But, the ptarmigan set out
7:56anyway.
7:57The little bird traveled deep into the
7:59Frostbacks. When she could not fly, she
8:01crawled. She hugged the ground and
8:03weathered the worst mountain winds, and
8:05so made lonely way to the valley where
8:07the heart beat. With all the god's
8:10terrible deeds, the heart was far too
8:11heavy for the tiny bird to carry. So,
8:14she rolled it, little by little, out of
8:16the valley and down a cliff. And when
8:18the golden cask struck the earth, it
8:20shattered.
8:21The heart was full almost to bursting,
8:23and the pain of it roused the mountain
8:25god to come see what had happened.
8:28When Korth neared his heart, it leapt
8:30back into his chest, and he was whole
8:31again. Then, Hakkon Wintersbreath bound
8:34Korth's chest with three bands of iron
8:36and three bands of ice, so it can never
8:38again escape. And all the remaining gods
8:41named the ptarmigan honored above even
8:43the loftiest eagles.
8:45The other main codex entry is from
8:46Trespasser, titled Veilfire Runes of the
8:49Deep Roads.
8:50In the light of the Veilfire, the runes
8:52seem to shift, coiling and uncoiling
8:54like snakes. A thunderous voice shatters
8:57the stillness, shouting, "Hail Mythal,
9:00adjudicator and savior. She has struck
9:03down the pillars of the earth and
9:04tethered their domain onto the people.
9:06Praise her name forever."
9:08For a moment, the scent of blood fills
9:10the air, and there is a vivid image of
9:12green vines growing and enveloping a
9:14sphere of fire.
9:16The vision grows dark. An eon seems to
9:18pass.
9:19Then, the runes crackle as if filled
9:22with an angry energy.
9:23A new vision appears. Elves collapsing
9:26caverns, sealing the Deep Roads with
9:28stone and magic. Terror. Heart pounding.
9:31Ice cold as the last of the spells is
9:33cast. A voice whispers, "What the
9:35Evanuris in their greed could unleash
9:37would end us all. Let this place be
9:40forgotten. Let no one wake its anger.
9:43The people must rise before their false
9:45gods destroy them all."
9:47Yes, yes, Katie, this is all well and
9:49good, but this has been common fandom
9:51knowledge for a decade. What am I
9:53getting at here? Well, under the
9:55assumption that this describes what the
9:57elves did to the heart of a titan, I
9:59want to ask two questions.
10:01Why so many and what about the dagger?
10:04Now, focusing on the latter first, we
10:06saw the heart of a titan. We see what
10:08both the foci and the dagger look like.
10:11One clearly looks like it could possibly
10:13be from this mass while the other
10:15doesn't.
10:16The only other clue to the construction
10:18of foci is the small passage from
10:20another codex in Trespasser.
10:22For a moment, the scent of blood fills
10:24the air. There is a vivid green vines
10:27growing and enveloping a sphere of fire.
10:29The descriptions of vines and green does
10:32sort of seem to match a vague
10:34description of the foci and that the
10:36rest of the codex talks about titans and
10:38the blight related things does connect
10:39it to the titans as a whole. But it
10:42looks like nothing we have seen coming
10:44from the titans. We even get the chance
10:45to look inside one and nothing seems to
10:48stand out. So, what in a titan is this
10:51sphere of fire? Magma perhaps? Something
10:54else? And why was this thing so powerful
10:57yet we have never seen it raw? This
11:00brings me to my next question why we
11:01only see one active in Inquisition. In
11:03Trespasser, you get this wonderful
11:06little moment where you start to notice
11:07that there are broken foci littering the
11:09Vir Dirthara. Like they are everywhere.
11:13Absolutely everywhere. What Corypheus
11:15had wasn't some special and unique item
11:18but something kind of common.
11:20If this was something so common the
11:22elves used a ton of it, it's possible
11:24that we have never seen it in its raw
11:26form because it doesn't exist anymore or
11:29even that its raw form is
11:30unrecognizable. I have no answers as to
11:33what this sphere of fire could be.
11:35Perhaps a small part of titans that is
11:36covered in magma to protect itself? The
11:39Frostback Mountain codex described that
11:40the heart was in a cask. Perhaps what is
11:42physical of the foci is just a holder
11:44for something that is unseen. Now,
11:46Veilguard did have some updates on the
11:48journey of this particular design from
11:50Solas' mural that we have guessed to be
11:53what the creation of the foci is. Namely
11:55the first regret mural that you unlock.
11:57Mythal and Elgarnan are standing on this
11:58cracked circle that clearly has the same
12:00flower design and their hands are golden
12:02with the pattern similar to that of like
12:04the fingerprint foci
12:06pattern going on thing. In the mural
12:09where Solas meets with all for the last
12:10time, there's also a tiny foci-like
12:13circles surrounded by the dotted line
12:15that I suspect represents the veil but I
12:17don't really know. Uh the mural where
12:19Solas and Mythal discuss the sundering
12:21of the titans is completely absent from
12:23any similar designs and instead seeing
12:25this teardrop shape that seems to
12:26represent their soul, spirit, whatever
12:29you want to call it. And then finally in
12:30the mural where Solas creates the veil,
12:32one could argue that this red mega star
12:35shape could represent a twist of the
12:37flower shape that we know.
12:39As a personal guess that comes from
12:41nothing but vibes, I want to suggest
12:43that this mural, the first one,
12:44describes the first kill of a titan. But
12:47I don't really know. And here I want to
12:49take the wheels of the story car and
12:51take a sharp turn to left to talk about
12:53tranquility. The art book describes what
12:55happens to the titan as making them
12:57tranquil. In the series, tranquility has
12:59been described as taking the emotions
13:01from a person by severing the connection
13:02between the mind and
13:05something, the fade. It's a little more
13:08uh I don't know I don't know.
13:10The two most pressing mysteries of
13:11tranquility is what exactly is being
13:14severed and how that process works.
13:16Weirdly enough, we do know how to cure
13:19tranquility. A spirit needs to
13:21re-establish the mind's connection to
13:22the fade. But does a titan need to be
13:25connected to the fade? In the past, I
13:27have personally thought of magic like an
13:29internet connection. The fade is a Wi-Fi
13:31signal. So, elves and humans and Qunari
13:33who are able to tap into the fade can
13:35use it on their own. Meanwhile, the
13:37dwarves do not have a Wi-Fi card and
13:39need an ethernet connection to the
13:40titans to get their abilities and
13:42dreams. If this is the case, then the
13:44question I have is are the titans a
13:46router or are they another form of an
13:49internet?
13:50Meaning do they have completely
13:52different magic set than most people?
13:54So, let's move past the unknown of
13:56sundering the titans' minds from either
13:58the fade or its own abilities.
14:00What was placed in the box? The art book
14:03describes it as their soul and matched
14:05the in-game murals by representing that
14:07with a teardrop shape. So, whatever is
14:10in the foci is not that. So, then
14:15what is left to capture? I'm about to
14:17throw spaghetti at the wall here, so
14:18excuse me, but I'd like to draw in this.
14:21This is the symbol of chaos. Uh Wiki
14:24says that the this symbol itself is
14:25actually from a 70s fantasy novel um but
14:28it's also used in pop culture a ton. I'm
14:29familiar with it, too, just from like
14:31osmosis of other things. I had no idea
14:33it was from this book. But uh that part
14:36doesn't matter as much to me. But if you
14:38scrub off the arrows, it's the exact
14:40same symbol. Titan's main ability is to
14:43reinforce reality, to create what is
14:45physical, order in the chaos. What if
14:49the symbol is to represent that idea? A
14:51stolen magic bottled up and secured,
14:54used by the elves to create their own
14:55physical world. The flowering symbol is
14:58just to represent the titan's magic
15:00ability. It's mana. So, okay. That's our
15:03best guess as to what it could
15:05physically be on a titan. Now, what does
15:08it do? Let's bring out the slide again
15:10and add it on to it. So, the foci makes
15:12holes in the veil, imparts the anchor
15:14onto the inquisitor which seals holes
15:16and acts as a key to the veil. Boom.
15:20Uh which to be fair, I think was more
15:22that it had gained power over time and
15:24then exploded when opened again
15:26as that's what Solas says in
15:27Inquisition. But the fact that it
15:29generates power over time, I think is
15:32also interesting.
15:33Solas also describes that he would have
15:35used the power of the orb to tear down
15:37the veil and reshape reality and this
15:39ability he was able to reproduce in
15:42finding and cleansing the dagger and
15:44taking Mythal's power from Flemeth along
15:46with some sort of ritual prep that we
15:48see off screen.
15:49And that's really all we see it doing in
15:52Inquisition at least.
15:54The nullifiers. In the middle of the
15:56lighthouse, there is this floating
15:58lamp-like thing with the rings floating
16:00around it. It's never really explained
16:03but is upgraded as you explore the hub
16:05in the game. Unless you have a good eye
16:07or messed around with the camera tools,
16:09you might not have noticed that the
16:11circle in the middle is one of the foci
16:13from Inquisition.
16:15Note it isn't the exact one from
16:16Inquisition because those broken remains
16:19Solas has seemed to keep in his man I
16:21miss having friends nostalgia room. But
16:23it is one like it. Then later on, you
16:25activate one of those Inquisition elven
16:27artifacts. It zaps the orb to become
16:29this crazy metal variant. Uh now in the
16:32files, this thing, the metal variant
16:34very specifically, is called the elven
16:36nullifier which I think is a huge clue
16:39as to how this works. Now, as far as I
16:41can tell, the only two places I could
16:43find this nullifier thing is in the
16:45lighthouse and then like the metal
16:47variation in the ossuary.
16:49Also, the ossuary one is [ __ ] huge.
16:51Now, in the files of Veilguard, there
16:53was a cut quest that actually made this
16:55moment of the little orb becoming the
16:58big weird metal thing more meaningful.
17:00The TLDR version was that the orb
17:02started to fail, the Evanuris were
17:04trying to break into the lighthouse and
17:05then with the help of our team, we were
17:06able to basically change the light bulb
17:08with the weird metal version. It was
17:10supposed to be this big quest thing.
17:13Now, what does this do and what can we
17:16add to the slide? So, I think the
17:19nullifier seems to hold back
17:22stuff. We see examples of both the fade
17:24and water. Inside of its bubble, reality
17:27is cemented in place. I would describe
17:29it as like a sort of ward, being able to
17:32hold things in place and remember where
17:33things should be. It's kind of like
17:35saving the position of everything inside
17:37so you don't constantly have to think
17:38about it cuz I imagine like if you're in
17:39the fade and like everything is to your
17:41whim, like if you don't if you're not
17:43like constantly thinking about where
17:45something is, it just isn't there
17:46anymore. That's how I think about it.
17:48So, then I imagine what this nullifier
17:50does is kind of like nullify the fade's
17:52effect of doing that and like cement
17:54reality. So, if you put something down
17:56somewhere, it's going to still be there.
17:58Mostly. It's going to try. It's going to
18:00do its best. Maybe there's a quality
18:02issue here. I don't know.
18:04I'm making this up. Lyrium. So, we know
18:06the elves use lyrium. In a codex from
18:08Inquisition, there was so much lyrium
18:10usage in Arlathan the city was described
18:12looking so blue it ached to look at. We
18:15also already know a lot about lyrium, so
18:17I'm largely going to skip this part and
18:19just go straight to lyrium's abilities
18:20for the slide.
18:22In modern Thedas, lyrium is for
18:23enchanting, templar drugs, and very
18:25rarely mana potions. It's unknown how
18:27much of these uses were known to
18:29Elgarnan although elven magic items seem
18:31to have a lot of blue elements to them
18:33and I'm going to assume that means it's
18:35lyrium. Memory storage. Lyrium has a
18:37very clear usage as storing memories and
18:40thoughts. This was used a ton by the
18:43dwarves although I'm not sure how much
18:44the elves use it as that. Although there
18:46is a spin-off I could do about the Nadas
18:48Thedas in here but that's for another
18:50theory. Transportation. Eluvians are
18:53made from lyrium.
18:54Um I don't think it's like the whole
18:56thing but there's a core component here
18:58that is lyrium based. Like that's uh
18:59from a codex that we just got. Anyway.
19:02Procreation. Elves manifesting bodies
19:04with lyrium. This seemed to still be in
19:06practice up to the fall of the empire as
19:08seen with the mysterious coffins in the
19:10lyrium processing center. At least this
19:12is my read on what this all was. Uh
19:15that's not really confirmed but like
19:18what else is it? Another theory I heard
19:20is that these are supposed to be elves
19:21in uh Uthenera but why would you sleep
19:24in a lyrium processing center?
19:26I don't know. So, I think it's bodies or
19:28something. I don't know. That's my
19:30interpretation. It could be something
19:32different. It sings. That metal ore has
19:35a hum to it. This itself really isn't an
19:37ability. It just kind of
19:39does that. The Blight. Ah yes, our
19:42lovely new entry into titan's lore. The
19:45Blight was revealed to be the tainted
19:46dreams of the titans. Raw anger and
19:49hatred, the souls of all the titans
19:51stuffed into a wee little box, poked and
19:53used by the Evanuris.
19:54So, what kind of abilities can we add to
19:56this slide? Connection. So, with all of
19:58these we do have to consider that we
20:00only see the corrupted version of these
20:02abilities. So, as all blighted creatures
20:05can sense one another and even listen to
20:07a master of some sort within the song of
20:10the Blight, one can imagine what this
20:12would have been like for the dwarves,
20:14hearing the song of the Titan or maybe
20:16even their ancestors. Uh what what what
20:18you know, what would that sound like? We
20:19know Harding has some of that, but what
20:21would that look like if it was
20:22everybody? Spread. The Blight acts like
20:24a sort of virus and infecting and
20:26blighting all it touches. Now, what if
20:28instead this was used to pass on the
20:31connection to the Titans and dwarves
20:32from parent to child? Perhaps even used
20:35as a defense, connected elves and humans
20:37to the hive mind to make it see reason
20:39or perhaps even communicate with the
20:40collective. Creation.
20:43The Blight can create physical things,
20:45from darkspawn to weird tentacles to
20:47whatever the [ __ ] the children were.
20:48Obviously, we see this as like, you
20:50know,
20:51bodies being made.
20:53Back to the Titans. Okay, so let's bring
20:56back the slide.
20:57In short, there are at least four main
20:59parts to the Titan that are unique
21:01enough. You have whatever pure lyrium
21:04the dagger is made up of, the
21:05flower-symboled orbs, regular lyrium,
21:08and the drop-shaped souls.
21:11I also think among these abilities are
21:13themes. Here I have highlighted in red
21:16powers that I think all revolve around
21:18memory. And in green, some
21:20reality-reinforcing
21:22ability type of things. I also think
21:24this list is non-exhaustive and that
21:26some of these abilities might have even
21:27combined into some
21:29weird third thing. So, like Harding and
21:32even Dagna in Inquisition mentioned
21:34there is some sort of hive mind with the
21:36Titans and the dwarves. Perhaps Return
21:38to the Stone was more literal, and that
21:40dwarven souls used to be sucked up into
21:43the memory of a Titan. However, this was
21:45never used by the immortal elves that we
21:48know of, at least.
21:50And this is part where I would draw some
21:51like fun conclusions, but next step in
21:53this small series is actually taking a
21:54look at the in-game assets for the
21:56Titans, but I'm going to save that for
21:58another day. For now, we're going to
21:59take this slide, slip it into our little
22:01lore folder, and I'll see you next year
22:03when I do the follow-up. Uh that's a
22:05joke. Oh god, it's going to be another
22:06year. I'm going to explode. I So,
22:08hopefully sooner than that. Hopefully.
22:11And that, dear patrons, is all that I
22:12have for uses of a dead Titan. Or an
22:14asleep one. I guess you don't really
22:16know. Thank you all for being so patient
22:17with me. I do have some fun stuff
22:18cooking in the background, so I hope
22:20that this video is a signal for more
22:21consistent uploads now that I'm uh moved
22:24in finally settled into a place that
22:26I'll be at for a while. Uh and uh do you
22:28still have any grand questions, proof
22:29that I'm wrong, comments about your own
22:31fan theory? Feel free to
22:33um
22:34I used to say tweet me on Twitter, but
22:35I'm off Twitter now. Oh, [ __ ] Has it
22:38been this long that I haven't edited the
22:39script since I left Twitter? [ __ ] man.
22:41Uh feel free to um
22:44at me at Blue Sky, I guess. That's kind
22:46of where I am now. That's it.
22:49Anyway, that's the rest of all.

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