Andrew attempts to explain to the audience that the Intermissions matters, actually (so you shouldn’t skip it, you lunatics.).
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Andrew attempts to explain to the audience that the Intermissions matters, actually (so you shouldn’t skip it, you lunatics.).

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Okay so I’m reading Hussie’s commentary about the goal of the Epilogues and... yeah, his style isn’t the most easier for me to decipher, especially on an empty stomach and a few grams of caffeine and with the language barrier, but this part has retained my attention :
“By deploying it as mock-fanfiction, and including other authors, I'm making an overt gesture that is beginning to diminish my relevance as the sole authority on the direction this story takes, what should be regarded as canon, and even introducing some ambiguity into your understanding of what canon means as the torch is being passed into a realm governed by fan desires. If the epilogues really prove to be the bridge media they were designed to feel like, then I expect this trend to continue. The fanfiction format is effectively a call to action, for another generation of creators to imagine different outcomes, to submit their own work within the universe, to extend what happens beyond the epilogues, or to pave over them with their own ideas. And I believe the direness in tone and some of the subject matter suitably contributes to the urgency of this call to action.”
...I’m not imagining this, right ? He’s literally telling us that we’re free to imagine different outcomes, to submit our own work, to pave over the epilogues with our own ideas.
That’s, welp, the best news I’ve heard concerning Homestuck since the beginning of the year.
Hussie, explaining the fundamental blind spot of the Homestuck fandom.
Andrew Hussie Interviews Himself. Viz Media. Nov 14, 2018. [The Epilogues are Great, For the Record]
Fascinating piece of Midnight Crew trivia.

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They don’t sell Red Miles in Canada, so I never realized this was a joke until this moment.
Damnit. I never considered this - that’s a whole bunch of new timelines I have to add to the master list I’m putting together.