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I love terrifying, incomprehensible creatures that are so agonizingly human. They should be so entirely alien with wholly unknown motives, but you see their fear, their desire to be heard, their love, and they become easier to relate to. And that relatability makes them all the more horrifying.
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Convictneer is cute, but have we considered the angst potential of head engineer Mark destroying hundreds of universes and Simon living in a dying universe?
Lillith playing daughter for the father she didn't have and giving Arthur the daughter he didn't get to spend enough time with makes me ill.
I don't usually go here, just because I've only read the PHM book, I haven't watched the movie, but I love how many BloodyMary fanartists collectively decided to put Simon in the "I had potential" shirt. Gets a chuckle out of me every time I see it.
It fills me with so much joy that the decision to not part with John was entirely Arthur's decision. That wasn't a Patreon vote. And I love that so much. It was the perfect decision and I'm glad that Arthur got to choose it for himself.
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The dual purpose of the mannequins replacing the Witch's daughters in Scarlet Hollow is so clever.
I really like how the game uses the players emotions to urge them towards certain paths and using faceless human-like objects to try to get the player to agree with the Witch, that one life is not worth the lives of hundreds, or thousands, or millions, is really well-executed. It's easy to make that choice when the numbers are simply that: numbers. You have no emotional ties to this mannequin. Maybe the Witch does, maybe there's more to this story, but you're the one making this decision. Logic sides with your daughters' sacrifice.
The mannequins can also represent the Witch's memories. It's been so long, she doesn't remember the face of her first daughter, just her pleas leading to her sacrifice. She doesn't remember her second daughter, just her defiance leading to the Witch raising her daughters to be more willing to die. She barely remembers the person the last daughter she sacrificed was. She still remembers her daughter's humanity, something she has long forgotten in her other daughters. This one isn't a statistic, an effect. Not yet. This is where the player should be faced with doubt, or guilt. Faced with the humanity of this daughter, is it really the right choice to sacrifice her? You could justify the others, they were just statistics. So why are the numbers harder to justify with this one?
"I asked ChatGPT-" Oh well I asked the blood eel and she showed me God.
Scarlet Hollow has changed my opinion of opossums, arguably for the worse. We have a neighbourhood opossum I see once a week coming home from work, and every time I see it my first thought is "omg Dustin mom going home to Dustin"
