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It's here! Lights up! New update for Into the Inkwell just hit the stage!

This musical update was very kindly transcribed by @littlecello who somehow managed to interpret my very tried and wobbly singing into a score. Now I did consider rerecording the whole thing so it was Better... but would that be funnier than my silly struggling original vocal sketch? I don't think so. Here it is so you can hear what she had to deal with, and have a good laugh at my expense (maybe read the comic first though lol).

🎶Let's gobble up knowledge,

They're both animated characters who have a twisted true form.

2. They both said "Don't make me laugh."

(Audio clips because I don't trust Tumblr to keep the video quality of any video files I upload.)

Caine:

Mr Ring a Ding:

3. They both sing.

4. They both call themselves a god.

If you haven’t read Lux by James Goss yet, In the novel, there’s a whole chapter dedicated to Lux’s point of view.

And what it discusses is… quite interesting for a god. The following screenshots are from the novel

Based on the chapter, Lux did not have any original malicious intentions. He entered the theater because he wanted to be worshipped by the people (which, understandable. He’s a god, after-all).

He only trapped the victims because he wanted what they had, life. And he didn’t know how to obtain that.

He also only “became evil” because the Doctor and Belinda refused to worship him and decided to fight back, which upset him.

Lux also had Reginald play movies for him because they made him feel warm on the inside. He even learned the waltz that Reginald and his wife did nightly to try and mimic the love they had.

All Lux wanted was to feel loved and worshipped by people. He wanted to feel alive instead of cold on the inside.