#is all connectedddd

[elegyofthemoon]

re: hsr 2.1 spoilers (idk has it been long enough since? im just gonna tag it anyways to be safe x - x)

see, here was my thought with trying to find the memory zone victim list: I was really hoping that by getting the victim list I'd be able to see how or why memory zone memes exist/why do they attack, but what I did learn is they just attack whoever. There really isn't any big pattern between the different victims

But what I do notice is that in the victim list they use the word "abducted" rather than killed. So just "missing" instead of "dead." But it's traumatizing enough that eyewitnesses need to get their memory wiped by the Family, so... it could seem like they had been killed.

If you talk to one of the NPCs in Golden Hour Lew Archer, she talks about how she's jumped off the rails in Golden Hour several times now out of guilt for the case she had been trying to work on, which included getting a child killed in action, so whoever dies in a dream only just wakes up in reality. And then even in Black Swan's companion quest, you hear about Sparkle's victims being woken up after the attack and having to be taken care of.

If that's the case, maybe the "abduction" done by the memory zone memes causes the victims to not be able to return to reality.

But it's still weird though: why is it that Firefly splatters into water when she gets killed by the meme and why is that Robin's body remains? 🤔That was also something I was hoping the victim list would give me some ideas on, but guess not slakdajfh

[tezerenotameiki]

making e-ki the broadcaster in re:act is literally the smartest thing the shuuen staff have ever done

[dentpx]

AHS hotel is driving me insane. This last episode is so tonally different than the whole rest of the show but they still put a “thunk” at every commercial break to try and make me think something scary is happening.

[flameintobeing]

Dorothea is from Tupelo, Mississippi which is where Elvis Presly was born and lived until age 13. and then on “Champagne Problems” the line “one for the money, two for the show” is a reference to a rhyme made famous in Elvis Presley’s “Blue Suede Shoes” which, perhaps, relates the speaker to that same town

Tupelo is the same town in “’tis the damn season”, of course, but taylor has also said that in her mind Dorothea went to the same school as James, Betty, and Inez. so it’s all connectedddd