"The measure of a man is not the amount of steel he can stop with his muscle, nor the theorems he can build in his mind. The measure of a man is what he is willing to do beyond the line that most would consider safe. I have raised armies, razed fields, soldiers and innocents. Because it is what was needed. I stand above the flames of my life, and as I look down; All I can think of is: "This is good." But will the men of the future be able to do what I have done? Is it not my responsibility to find out if I truly am as good as I say I am? Can a monster truly be redeemed through the lens of men? As the marriage of soul and bone is complete, I set forth to test my own measure, my own worth. I pray I am worthy."
This is the score video for the theme of Arsenik Wiley, the mysterious-looking amnesiac plague doctor with awe-inspiring power! Here you can see how the whole thing was constructed! Composed in Sibelius.
For the purposes of the music, there are several pieces of musical information worth noting here. The usage of Celeste ties into something quite important to his character that shall not be spoiled here. Alongside this, there are two melodies within the piece that are important within the musical structure: The four-bar melody that begins on Measure 3, and the four-bar counter-melody that begins at Measure 12. Their meanings are important to his character and to that of Zaragas.
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