Disco Elysium (107) She Has To Go.
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it's a shame woolie missed dora criticising the dialogue system as part of harry's madness.
if you try harder to 'win her back', she talks about how they had to live poor and borrow money from her parents while harry was training to become a cop. she says that being a cop has driven you insane to the point where you can't talk normally anymore. you can only speak in lists and trees of topics and constant questions, sometimes repeating things you've already said. you fell into a depression that manifests differently based on one of the 4 main stats.
How do you get it again?
@@MiguelLopez-ud2fg you have to take the 'maybe we could try again?' path at 10:10
How does the depression manifest differently depending on the core stats?
@@anthonyrussello6277 depending on your stats, dora says that when harry got depressed, he would refuse to speak about anything but trivia (LOG), he would start talking to inanimate objects (PSY), he would get violent and break things (PHY), or he would run around all of the time asking endless questions (MOT).
My favorite checks are when you're not wondering if you could pass the check, you're wondering if you *should* pass the check.
SET HER FREE
The Pain Threshold line of “Put a stake through your heart. It’ll hurt her too.” That hit me like a truck. Horrid.
2:00
The best option here is just to immidiately say goodbye and let her leave.
Which is why it doesn't work.
It still gets you the best response from Volition though.
Volition: "I can't help you. I am totally useless. Everything I've said is lies. I want the exact same bad things you want."
Considering how much Woolie trusted Volition post Klassja it's a shame he didn't get to see his favorite fall. At least he'd still have shivers.
Man that was such a gut punch on my third play through when I realized the jig. 1st play-through I straight up skipped the dream cuz I thought taking a nap on the same island as the suspect was the dumbest damn thing you could’ve done without knowing the suspect.
Every single aspect of this dream is so brutal, but it's not until you get to the end, and Delores drops that final bombshell on you. When you finally figure out exactly what it was that made Harry want to annihilate his memories completely, this dream happens to him every single night. Every night he relieves the pain of the person he loves most in the world leaving him, for six years, no matter how bad Harry may have been before this kind of endless looping tragedy dragged him so low his only choice was to try and escape. And the worst part is, he succeeded, or he would have if it weren't for you. Making him read that letter, making him dial that long, long number. We're the ones responsible for pulling Harry back into the abyss of depression he'd escaped, mistakenly thinking piecing his past together would somehow make him whole again. Everyone warned us.
The sad thing is that even if you don't dial the number, even if you let the wind take the letter (Shivers: LET GO) it will always lead back to this. Even when Harry obliterates himself as totally as he can without killing himself, and runs away as much as possible, he will always be back outside that video rental store. Over and over again.
@@mortified0 I don't want to be the "Um, actually" guy but there is a scenario (that requires an extremely low inland empire I think) where you just totally ignore any and all paths that lead to memories of Dora where you lie down for a nap here in the flak tower and you just have a peaceful sleep. It's nuts they included that gamestate.
@@JayQuilson You can mention having a wife or an "ex-something" during the game but there are four things that trigger the dream, reading the letter, making the phone call, reading the book about Dolores Dei, and looking at the stained glass window in the church. Having a high inland empire is actually better because it's the one skill that warns you about her. There's something bittersweet about the fact that even if you move on Dora still manages hurt Harry in small ways, like how you take morale damage when talking to Idiot Doom Spiral about how a woman fucked you over
@@JayQuilson Honestly all the "Damn they really thought of that" game states is amazing.
@@zetaniloticus It's actually only the book and the stained glass window, in my first playthrough I read the letter and made the call, but didn't ever go into the church or read books and I didn't get the dream, I got a text saying I was well rested and on my way to betterment instead. I think Inland Empire even mentions it somewhere on the island "somehow you managed to avoid it all - the church, the window, the bad book in the store".
Woolie: "I've experienced the one who got away."
I thought there were two of them on that Valentine's Day.
My favorite part about this entire thing with Harry's relationship is that it doesn't *have* a defining "This is the thing that made the break-up happen", at least one that we see.
As far as we're aware, it was a long, protracted relationship that spanned years and just...took a turn for the worst. It was poverty and pain, two people suffering to stay together even if it wasn't what was best for them, and it was the slowest, most painful death of a relationship possible. You can point at the abortion as the breaking point (and that's fair) but you can also say that was a symptom of the true gravity of the abyss their relationship found itself in, not the cause.
At the end of the day, I think that is a much more poignant and horribly dark way of conveying just how screwed up the relationship was. The kind of screwed up that results in someone, well, like Harry.
harry def must have had mental issues before though, i just don't think revachol offers much in terms of mental health services if you're not rich. i mean it's all part of the awful scenario. feel like the next world mural kind of is about this too
The combination of Harry being a police officer in one of the busiest sections of Revachol, in a department that is always understaffed, under-equipped, and dealing with horrific shit on a near daily basis, along with him working his ass off to get that promotion just to make ends meet and ultimately win Dora's approval -- that kind of stress turned Harry into a high-strung mess. Their relationship was doomed from the start.
The crushing part of that is that Harry suffers from the same conflict we do
It would be easy to look at things like the abortion and the poverty and the running off to the other side of the world happy and free and think that She must be the problem, but we can't, She's just too perfect
It would also be easy to just say none of the material circumstances mattered and see all of this as just the natural result of it being a bad matchup running its natural course, but that can't be it either, there needs to be a way to solve the case, a way that everything could have worked out- that they still could work out
But no matter how lost in his destructive delusions Harry gets, to him, it's never her that could be the problem, it's women, women are just terrible(except for her, she's an angel, she just can't help what she is). And it's never the relationship that could've been the problem, any specific problems could've clearly been worked through, so it must be him, he's just a stupid unlovable piece of shit and always will be(and if a relationship is bad, it's bad because he's part of it, simply a one-sided poison with no other contributing factors)
It's the worst psychological trap there is, and the most unacceptable thing about it is that it could ever be naturally occurring
"but I succeeded"
"This was not about failure or success, this was always going to be horror"
This fucking line, this fucking section
It's so fucking painful, it elicits empathy from quite a few players as a bad breakup isn't exactly uncommon, but it also illustrates Harry as a person, both due to how desperate he is for a lost love, but also how much he refuses to face whatever might have caused it, it's something you can't help him with
No, it says that because Harry is literally raping this woman. Like, why would you even pick this option in the first place? Why would you even try to make out with someone who clearly has shown no interest in you? Unless your a gross degenerate piece of shit that is. Disgusting, really disappointed that Woolie thought this was right.
@@kinghijinx5892 you do realize that's the point right? It's not right, it's a literal moral failing from a desperate man who can't let go of something in his past, it's not a good move and the entire point is that harry Is a fucking failure
@@kinghijinx5892 I mean even in the context of this story this is a dream and she isn't real. Calling it rape is absurd. This is Harry confronting his perception of Dora, one that he refused to acknowledge but always knew. This is Harry kissing her and hoping that like in some generic romance story it resparks her love for him. Desperately hoping that it would be a gentle breeze to light some kindling he hoped would still be dormant. But it isn't. The "fire" of their love has gone out long ago even in his dreams. She is gone and is undoubtedly better for it. Harry is sad and pathetic regardless of how the player creates him.
If you have some issue with exploring options available in a game I guess you never play shooters because that would LITERALLY be murder.
And as Woolie put it "The Reddest fucking check". It's a monolith of "Backdown now"
I've experienced total loss. It's something that still lingers with me, even half a decade later. This game portrays the futility of unrequited love so well. Nothing you do, say, or think matters. It's all pain. You struggle to bury the intrusive thoughts, only to have them creep back into your mind when you try to sleep.
True.
It's been 2 years. Hope you're feeling better.
I freaked out when she said that Graad was "a million kilometers away" given the circumference of the Earth is a little over 40,000. I was wracking my brains over how big Elysium really is until I realized, duh, it's not actually a million km, but Harry believes it is.
Technically, considering you have to go through the Pale to get to it, it's an infinite distance away, since you have to impose dimensions onto the Pale and without doing so there is no such thing as space within it
As someone who has spent months and months at a time on the other side of the world than their loved ones, it sure feels like it was a million kilometers.
@@thelaughingrouge Yup, it's an emotional distance.
given the pale and the non spherical nature of the disco elysium "planet" it could WELL be thay far away
It might also just be a rhetorical tick that she has. I reacted the same way as you when I first heard it, but as the dialogue went on I noticed that she used the world "million" a lot, almost using it as a stand-in for words that gives emphasis.
Now we see why Harry losing his memory was a good thing. A temporary reprieve from *this*. Imagine having the same dream, every night, of the worst moment in your life, twisted further and further to the point that it isn't even the real memory of the person you remember. I'd want to drink that away too. And it didn't even work!
Its possible to play this game and truly leave your past behind.
Having a bad end to a relationship, where you yourself was a big part of the problem, can have a long lasting effect, especially if you already have symptoms of depression. Add to that 9 years of bullying in school. Trust me, 20 years of self-imposed isolation can pass by terrifyingly quickly.
One of the most interesting things about this is it shows how much Harry blames himself for everything. She doesn't really say anything that admits major fault in the relationship at all and since she is just Harry's thoughts about himself he really just hates everything about himself and everything he has done wrong.
Her constantly blaming Harry for what she has turned into is mostly just a way to avoid owning up to any of her decisions that may have happened during the relationship, which means that Harry completely blames himself for everything that happened. Even if certain situations were not his fault he still blames himself for it
@@VinceTheBadASS Which is the exact opposite take Woolie got out of it. But it wouldn't be Woolie if he didn't miss that
@@cyberninjazero5659 I mean, Woolie is right. There’s no way we can get a full picture of it. And no matter how you play him Harry is kind of a shitty dude, it certainly wasn’t all Dora’s fault….but, *that* line doesn’t come out of nothing either. So like most relationships, it probably had a lot to do with both.
@@thepope98 I meant more that Woolie said Harry was portraying it as him putting it all on her instead of just reflecting his own self-hatred back at him. *That* line comes out of a terrible person no exceptions. SPOILERS I think it says something that the one person in this game who knows Harry and is constantly down on him to the point of never giving him credit for anything still considers Dora a massive bitch in her own right and if anything a contributor in Harry's downfall. That guy is as close as an objective witness/any witness at all that you get
@@cyberninjazero5659 But that character says he only met Harry after the breakup, and never actually met her. Everything he knows about her comes from Harry talking about her all the time, so we can't necessarily take his opinion as fact.
We have finally arrived at The Biggest of All Oofs and god damn it never gets any easier to watch.
The phone call was worse for me.
When I finished "That" moment I retroactively became glad I never felt a loss like that before.
28:00 god DAMN, Reggie. Props for going in hard.
Reggie made me tear up during the phone call scene. When he said that it was a call you make with both hands. I immediately finished the thought with, 'because it's your whole world you're trying to hang on to.' He definitely knows what it's like too.
My immediate thought when I saw it was that that was a really good line read
No matter how many times I see or play this sequence, it hurts me. I *feel* hurt. When Dora says she aborted Harry's child I feel a knife slide between my ribs. This is one of the greatest scenes ever put in a videogame. I wish Woolie got to see Volition admitting that it wants all the same bad things Harry wants, though.
When I saw this the first time I just wished and hoped there was a way to skip this encounter, I couldn't bear the thought of seeing Harry get EVEN MORE SAD, no game ever made me feel so much like a coward before.
I actually didn't know about this encounter my first time since I chose to not sleep.
@@Phaseparagon yeah, there's that 😅 I didn't realize how bad it would get once it started, how much it would affect me.
You actually can skip this. If you do a run without interacting with anything that brings up Dora, you can sleep without dreaming.
@@cheesedudel6576 Finding this out blew my mind. I was surprised that actually forgetting Dora was a legit option in the game and that it would have an effect too.
I do wonder if Harry could forget her for long after the game's events though. I recall that Jean brings up Dora at the final debriefing so if enough people chat with Harry about Dora, he may end up remembering her again.
Suggestion dropping balls it did not know it was handling
If I had played this when it came out, instead of this year, I would have been in the middle of a breakup, perhaps not as destructive, but certainly as painful as this one. Instead I just got to feel the incredible GRIEF Harry felt as he slowly came to realize she was happier with a richer, more healthy, more loving person than himself, someone who didn't disgust her too much to have a child with. It was NOT fun but it was an incredible artistic experience!
Harry is sick. He feels that to get better, to let her go, to recover, would cheapen what he felt, what their relationship meant. If it is something that he can never get over, then its loss was devastating. If its loss was that devastating, that only proved how much it meant to him, how *pure* it was.
Sometimes people want to be miserable, because that's how they feel they *should* be, that's what the proper response is, and to deny that would be to deny how strongly they felt about what they lost. It's part performance, part compulsion. Sometimes people like Harry don't want to get better, they want to get worse. Because it signifies, to them and anyone else watching (and no one is watching), just how *saaaaaaad* they are. Isn't it majestic? That level of sadness, that level of grief? It's almost like a work of art, they think, and they want you to see it, to know it, to feel what they feel.
But the truth is, we can't feel what they feel and most of us just don't give a damn. The performance is for an audience of one, to the benefit of nobody. Recovery isn't something to be shameful of, it doesn't negate the truth of your previous pain. All it shows is that you are trying to create a new life for yourself. You don't owe your destruction to your past demons. You don't owe them anything.
I hear the voices of Samuel Hamilton and Adam very strongly here, from East of Eden.
He's the sick one? She murdered a child, dude.
@@dn7949Depends on how far along it was, nearly fully grown? Then sure, but if it wasn't and this is Harry framing it as that because of how hurt he felt, that would also make sense, especially with how she suddenly calls him a "poverty-stricken fuck" afterward, sounds like Harry conjuring this idea of him being too poor to be happy was what he believed about it.
Yo, Reggie should try his hand at voice acting, he's talented!
I agree, he's been killing it!
y'know. Reggie has come a LONG way from back when he first came on the channel.
Not to a professional capacity. But I will agree that he won't embarrass himself if you give him some bit roles.
Unlike say... Woolie or Minh who both won't be able to properly emote.
Reggies is already busy with getting Woolie to fully embrace the vtube profile that was created for him, he aint getting letting it go
@@TheFranssiBrother A worthy battle indeed.
Man suggestion basically saying: "Dude I am so sorry I was wrong. Very wrong about this. You should not have listened to me."
I do like that the game is practically holding you in this scene. You can't wiggle out and skip the scene. Sure there's dialogue to pick that speeds things along. Or you can just not sleep and not get this dream. Most of the time though its just "No. This has to hurt." and boy howdy does it. Very fitting for anyone that has had these repeating nightmares. Since most of the time its your brain trying to get you to be better prepared for it should it ever happen again when you're awake.
This part is pretty heavy. I'm glad I have not ended up in a situation like this in my lifetime so far. It must be horrible to have a recurring nightmare that tears at you on a daily basis. No wonder oblivion seemed appealing to Harry.
One interpretation I've read online about why this break-up is so bad for Harry which I kinda like is due to him being a human can-opener. As a human can-opener, he is able to get into the heads of his suspects, figure out their motives and mindset, and solves crimes with his unorthodox yet brilliant methods.
This either means he fully understands why Dora left him despite being someone who has been by his side for so long (i.e. that he is an unlovable insane mess of a person etc.) which breaks him more with that crushing understanding that the problem is something that passionate love will never overcome or that even as a human can-opener, he is unable to fully understand why she left him which tears at his already fragile mind.
Thats quite an ominous title, if I didnt already know what was going to happen I would think Harry would summon a dream gun and use his last bullet on Dolores Dei.
I've never been in a relationship, never felt the painful aftermath of a messy and hard breakup, never dreamt about anyone in this capacity. Yet, every time I see this sequence, whether in my own playthrough or other LPs, it just pains me, my heart feels heavy, you know (or maybe I'm just too sensitive)? This is not just Dora's fault, we just haven't seen the other perspectives, and perhaps that's for the best.
That's how great this game is, to make me feel and think these things like I'm actually there, and that's why this is one of my favorite games of all time. The lore, the story itself, the whole case, the ways in which you can interact with the world, it's just amazing (the soundtrack is also one of my favorites ever). Props to these devs and I wish them luck in their future endeavors 😊
What if you have, and you just drank all the pain out of yourself? Maybe you aren't "Someone Else" maybe your name is Harry?
I have had some failed loves in my past, and that was already bad enough, but I can´t even imagine living with something like that. No wonder Harry turns to drink when he has the same horrible dream twice a week and is probably afraid to sleep because of it.
"see you tomorrow" 41:08
"You need someone to hold onto that letter."
No one better to trust than La Revochelie.
The city will hold it for you. Deep in its heart.
As insane as it is, these are the types of dreams I get. And I’ve never seen any type of media represent how odd and painful those dreams are. And this games has helped me deal with those nightmares, I have a certain attitude and frame of mind I try to keep once I realize I’m in a dream. This game is so real
This episode hurts harder than anything. You come to understand why Harry is as absolutely broken as he is.
This fucking hurts. Because I'm in a similar situation right now. It hurts so bad that I wish I don't wake up tomorrow, or maybe be like Harry and forget who I am.
The thing that just made that whole thing sting SO MUCH WORSE to me in that whole situation, was Dora showing Harry that she chose to abort Harry's child and revealing that she was pregnant with the other guy's child. Even through Harry's distorted visage of her as some paragon of innocence, it's unbelievably callous. Harry isn't perfect, and likely wasn't prior to the breakup, but no one deserves pain like that.
Interesting you think that's a reflection of the real Dora and not Harry's own self-loathing
Oh my God This conversation Hurts me, every time Harry tries to painfully not let her Go i fail a pain trashhold check and both moral and phisical damage IS Dealt dorectly ar me, poor Dora, poor Harry
Nobody's mentioned it, but incidentally, the answer is unironically in the religious symbology. Harry has literally deified his ex, but it's so much more than that
Dolores Dei herself has been deified, hailed as abject perfection and inhuman monster in equal measure, just like Dora. A being that must be worshipped
But Dolores Dei is of the past. She died 200 years ago. Her time is gone, and can never return
But the spirit of her, the thing that made her special, is still out there, still crawling up the backs of anyone willing to get out of their own heads and listen to the world around them. And she still loves Harry. Harry will always have that love, and so there will always be hope, he just has to stop wallowing in sadness and realize it's there, waiting to make him happy again in the future
And best of all, this analysis would piss woolie off to no end
This episode is hard core sadness to the mega
I worry about Harry. Not so much because he still pines for his ex-wife, though he pines for her super hard, but because of the fact that his subconscious seems to think that his ex-wife was a super important political figure who died, what, 300 years ago?
Everyone always assumes they were married
On a re-viewal of the series, commenting to say that's it's all in the name. Dolores Dei, as in deity, as in she's been deified in Harry's subconscious, wearing the face of the single greatest human being who ever lived. That's how pivotal she was to his life, and being dumped by the most important person in history is the pain and humiliation Harry felt here.
This entire scene is of the level of Mary reading her letter in Silent Hill 2 for me. Tragedy and heartbreak, Mary still tops it but a different kind... of emotion? Or what they were going for in this one. The struggle that is this self imposed hell, both unable to let it go and unable to try to move on. I feel like there is still hope for Harry, she says 20 years but I feel like there may be a future for him without this weighing him down.
Before he made DE, Kurvitz wrote a book that takes place 20 years after the events of DE. I haven’t read it, but I think Revechol gets nuked.
Harry has been facing the Infinite Tsukuyomi for 6 years.
His recurring dreams of Dora are almost like an agonizing version of Izanagi/Izanami at this point.
No matter what he does, he can't stop the looping dreams from coming back every night...
EDIT: Added Izanami as I just remembered Izanami is the looping one and Izanagi is the reality warping.
@@truefenriz Just like the Izanagi he has to learn to accept the L to move past it
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Nice. Got here early.
that dora conversation reopens some old wounds everytime, this game is a masterpiece but like why do i have to cry to it
Disco Elysium (107): *Exclamation of Pain*
as a Divorcee whose spouse left them, this entire conversation with Dolores hit way too fucking close to home.
This bit hits so hard for me. I had a letter like that.
i know that feel bro. i have a letter like that, is in one of my old emails.
@@osommcfury6535 i threw mine away a couple years back but did read it one last time and it cut really deep. I am not the person written about in that thing anymore and idk if that's good or bad 🙃
i've never run into the point where i could have a chance of getting a letter.
Burnt mine along with all the photos. Still took years to overcome.
"We both said a lot of things. We were very young."
I'd totally keep the letter. I don't like the idea of deleting my issues instead of going through the pain of confronting it and making it a part of me. Like a source of strength where nothing can be worst or better. Which leaves you open to surprises on that moderate belief as they exceed those parameters someday. But until then, you can tank everything within that reality and move on, because the thing you went through has physical proof of actually happening and you're still here.
"See you tomorrow"
For where thou art, there is the world itself, And where thou art not, desolation.
I've always liked the idea of a boss battle where you have to fight yourself and you can't win, all you can do is hurt yourself more.
A song that this entire scene reminded me of is "were all human" by Harley Poe.
"No matter how many times I see you two fucking in my head,
I'll remain a slave to hope till I'm dead."
Man their reactions were as good as they were heartbreaking.
I've been Harry. But mine wasn't as bad and it only took 2-ish years after the end of the relationship to get to a point where I was reasonably okay.
If someone else is reading this and going through this, the breakthrough moment was forgiving myself for everything that happened. It just randomly came up while I was showering at university. Nothing related had happened. I was just showering and thinking and something clicked. I decided I'd forgive myself for how it went and make sure I didn't make the same mistakes in my next relationship.
Keep doing new things in your life, get help if you need it, do your best to process things. But you can't force yourself to move on. It'll happen on its own with time and changes to your life.
Years after forgiving myself, I found someone else and we've been together 10 years now.
It's not over, it's just over with them. Do your best to be kind to yourself. Put some points into your empathy stat.
Her portrait would only be a smaller picture of the image in the church, i think.
Reggie’s going in hard on the line reads on this LP, I like it.
I've had some pretty gnarly breakups, but I stayed friends with most of my exes. I realized that's all I ever wanted anyway. A friend. 'Relationship' is just a dance I learned to do, to please other people.
I did have _one_ ex who never spoke to me again, tho. I beat myself up over it pretty bad. She said we were still on good terms, but I told myself that was a lie to _placate_ me and keep me from doing Crazy Ex shit. I was convinced that I was a bad guy, getting my punishment, and interpreted everything I did in the worst possible light because I didn't wanna risk _not being accountable._
It took a long time for other close friends to convince me that I'm _not_ hazardous and I'm worth loving. I'm certain Dora never said half this shit to Harry. She may've terminated the pregnancy, but Harry's the one calling himself a 'poor fuck' in her sweet, soft voice in order to explain it to himself.
Nuclear Pain is a good phrase.
You will get over her Harry. You have a vast and kind soul.
The ancient evil.
It has awoken, and will continue to do so. On schedule, forever.
11:45 actual chills, ancient reptilian brain coming out of the very depths of your psyche being like “Yup, I tried to help.”
20:27 this was so on the nose for me that I actually burst into tears
In a way this is similar to the genocide ending of Undertale. This disaster only happens because you as the player want to see all the "content". On every corner, Harry's feelings warn you that you're on a dark path but you press on because you want to find out what happened between him and Dora. The only way for Harry to get better is to completely avoid being reminded of her.
I've got a letter like that, i haven't read it ever again, i don't even remember what it says but it's there.
Content. Pure, horrific, content.
Admittedly I skipped this side mission by not calling the phone. At the end in my head Harry after getting shot is a man on a mission and just skip taking a nap and finish the case is way too important. However this side mission is the biggest gut punch that I missed by accident.
And on this episode of Maury Povich... you are not the father!
You had the opportunity to loose the letter. Inland tried very hard to keep you from it, la revacholiere herself tried to get you to let it go. This sequence does not happen if you do. Something else hopeful for Harry happens
Harry should’ve gone with the shrigma option of “go.goodbye” (leave)
Oh yes, his boy Volition would surely come to help him push through with that decision.
Oh man, I refused the opportunity to take a nap and just never saw this. Well, it does answer some questions about the exact circumstances of the breakup.
TMI
I did have a breakup so bad that I can't move on from the fallout even 10 years later, despite trying to date other people. But I honestly can't really sympathize or empathize with Harry at all, maybe because for me there's no love leftover, only betrayal.
But as for dreams? I have psychotic depression and there was a year where almost every night, I would see giant spiders crawling the walls every time I almost drifted off, and they didn't go away unless I turned on a light. After about 6 months of insomnia due to fear, I stopped reacting to them. "There's the spiders again, yeah. Get some new material, hallucinations." You can get used to almost anything emotionally painful if it's consistent enough.
Oof that portrait bug :(
You want a motif? Women leaving! This whole game is about women leaving!
God damn poyo carousel.
Damn. I've been there. Not to that extreme but it's been 3 years and I still can't help but wonder if I could get her back. But I know that could never happen now
“Your Oscar is in the mail btw“
THAT WAS TOP NOTCH!!
"I can never think you're cool again" oooooofffffff
Whatever Dora's version of that dream is, I think it's safe to say that Harry wasn't a good partner.
1 million km is about 25x the circumference of Earth, or about 3 times the distance to the Moon
That dream is pain and loss personified, and desperation
i had a total breakdown this episode gosh
DAMMIT I FUCKING MISSED THIS BY NOT SLEEPING.
I WAS LIKE "NO KIM, I WILL TOUGH IT OUT! THIS SHIT IS NOTHIN TO ME MAN'
I EVEN DID THE ULTRA VISION QUEST ;-; THE FUCK WHY WOULD THEY MAKE THIS SKIPPABLE ;-;
what if drinking really is the solution? what if i could just forget myself, if not forever, then at least constantly with a steady supply of booze
Damn Reggie killed it
"You dragged me down into the unknown
Within desire of love you made me sell my soul
Now that you´re gone
I fall down with my beliefs
With or without your love
I can't be free
(I fall into my dreams...)
Caress my heart and make me whole
'Cause it's the only way to keep my self-control"
Bittersweet by Entwine, I felt it was appropriate
Pain.
Stop doing this to yourself, Harry. Just let her go. You are more than this one small moment.
I want to say I’ve been in a similar boat, but then again I’m not sure we cared about each other as much as I think
"Let's solve the fucking case"
I think Reggie is trying to audition as a voice actor using this playthrough!
Its always comes to the money...
Unless you have money. Then its something else :)
33:40 Yep. That is the lean back away from mic moment.
Yo applause for Reggie
Very classy outro. Back to the Hunt, Harry.
19:38 life is definitively a competition, mostly on what genes will be passed on. At least in The animal realm
I don't want to be this kind of animal anymore
There it is, the other shoe drop
Here it is: Mind Goblin, the hidden game boss.
I missed this entire section when I played.
Honestly, the experience was better for it.
OOOOH that was a good cut at the end
February 15, 2024 4:25pm
2:17 the shoulder touch (tm)
5:33 this is a really good line
9:54 she sounds almost amused at the end of that sentence
15:35 tremendous distance. 15:40 SHIVERS
21:53 oof 😬
What's the Godfather 2 reference Woolie keeps making?
yessssss
This part of the game is HEARTBREAKING.