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Books what I wrote, yo âș tinyurl.com/ycnl5bo3
Bonus trivia: This video is not finished. But if I donât let it go now, I will be.
The beginning fell into my head several months ago. I assumed it would take a few weeks to make, at most. Little did I know it would sprout multiple heads and take over my life for two and a half months. If you didnât enjoy watching it, take comfort that I didnât enjoy making it. (Just jokez. Thanks for watching my stuff as always, and hope youâre well :) )
Bonus bonus trivia: The original title was supposed to be "The Nine Isles of Neverdead", but google told me Neverdead is already a thing; apparently a video game about demons and stuff.
I'm sorry this one took a while. I'm especially sorry to folks on Patreon. I think I told you it would only be another week about three weeks ago? Apologies, but I didn't want to put the thing out half baked.
A very, very big thank you to a friend who wishes to go by the name Jimmy Cakeshoes. When the editing was almost done, it was impossible to render the video because my PC kept having little meltdowns and locking up. One genius technical fix later from Dr. Cakeshoes and all was well. Big love to you, man.
The poems mentioned at the end are:
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock by T. S. Eliot
www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/4421âŠ
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43997/the-rime-of-tâŠ
Kubla Khan also by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43991/kubla-khan
I fully admit to stealing that line from the end of The Great Gatsby.
Discord server âș discord.gg/76ybBSR (just in case that doesnât work: discord.gg/exurb1a)
The Fifth Science Paperback âș tinyurl.com/y5zj33s5 (you may need to change your region accordingly: .co.uk, etc)
I also make horrendous music âș soundcloud.com/exurbia-1
For sending personalised insults âș www.facebook.com/exurb1a/
Help me to do this full-time, if you're deranged enough âș www.patreon.com/exurb1r?ty=h
The rest of my books âș tinyurl.com/ycnl5bo3
And as always, the entirety of this one was edited with the feline sleeping on my lap.
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Date of upload: May 10, 2020 ^^
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Had my headphones on and my mum thought I was crying to a stock photo slideshow
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âYou have been honourably discharged for being dishonourably in chargeâ. Genius.
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I don't have the words to describe how this made me feel. Fortunately, you do. Thank you.
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This is my third time watching this, and I just realised that this story is presented in the PAST TENSE! This means that he has remembered, and is recalling what happened!
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"You've been honorably discharged of being dishonorably in charge"
-Exub1a 2020
That was smooth
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âHow does one blow up a moon?â
âBy being smart enough to build technology that can do so, and simultaneously stupid enough to use itâ
Ah, there you are, existential/depression/galaxy turtle.
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Iâm rewatching this for like the 10th time over the years and just noticed that at 11:58 you referred to the ones who waged war as âempty headsâ the way the âmain characterâ was called at the beginning, alluding to the twist at the end. Such a great video
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For poetry, I cannot write.
But every night I take battle
And every morning I fight
The same war as my every kin
And though repeated,
I never win
Through this existence,
I cannot take solace
The beginning, middle and end are all a terror
As each one feels like an incredible error.
In search for answers,
I retire shaken and tired
No original thought can bring the peace I desired
And so, I return to your perception of life
For poetry, I cannot write.
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This is what happens when the god of existential crisis tries poetry
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The wise turtle has returned to the realm of mortals
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this is one of the greatest works iâve ever seen â a pure, deep illustration of dementia & age and the art & prose conjurable by the human mind â truly amazing
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Itâs lovely that this was dedicated to his grandmother, also the ending might have made me tear up a little
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How old are you?
-"I'm 800 years old."
Exurb1a, an intellectual: "Let's say there is a tree that needs watering once a century, then I've filled my watering can eight times."
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"You have been honourably discharged from being dishonourably in charge"
This is what I'm here for
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I just had a wholesome thought about this story.
Like pretty much every single time when I'm bored I recited The Rememberer in my head to the extent that I remembered it. Now, a moment ago I noticed it was written in the past tense and in the first person perspective from the grandfather's view. So what I got from that is that he remembered the whole thing. Since the story ended in him remembering poems and the old days together with his grandson I made this theory that they decided to write down all that happened that day, for the grandfather will have to return to the nursery at some point.
So that would mean they remembered the day they had together and wrote it down so the grandfather could look back at that day and make sure until his last days he will at least remember he had a grandson. We just got to read that text they both worked on together, which, in my opinion, is a pretty wholesome thing.
Maybe this was just really obvious and you people got all that immediately but well. It also took me about three rewatches to even understand what is happening ^^
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Canât stop crying starting from 23:00 till the end. This reminds me of my grandfather who has recently started to lose his memory and barely remembers me. But i do remember him and all the things he did for me. I love my grandfather and I remember everything for the both of us.
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"... as though God himself had struck it with his mighty galactic co-"
I died
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"You have been honourably discharged of being dishonourably in charge." - oof
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3 years later, and about 20 listenings, still bringing delight to my ears and a mishmash of thoughts to my head
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3 years ago
"Sir, this is a Wendy's drive-through..."
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