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The North Sea, by Patrick von Kalckreuth

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Dr. Bulkhead and XIX from GodGame TTRPG! I've been binging Kuu's vods trying to get caught up so I can watch live, and the whole thing has been so incredibly fun and exciting! very intrigued to see where the story goes ^_^
The morning after the festival by Ludwig Knaus
XIX !!!
[Boe uifo jg zpv xbou uif gmbwps pg kvojqfs, uif fbtjftu xbz up ep ju jt hjo. Tp, zpv esjol ju boe uifo kvtu qpvs ju po? Op. Pi, plbz. Ipx mpoh jt ju hpjoh up hp? Tfwfo ebzt?]

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by Bouh & Emso by Man - Art is Life / Duck 4 Life
Charles Vane | Proper Pirate - C (Part 2) Black Sails Musical Parallels | XI. XIX. XXIV.
music breakdown note: The music in this parallel is made up of parts A and B. Parts C and D are each a different extension of part A. E is a tease of A (only the first two notes of part A)
All the scenes in this group have C. All scenes in this set also include AB. The scene in XIX also includes D.
music variation note: The music in the first scene in XI is played on harpsichord (or similar). The second scene in XI and the scene in XIX are on strings. XXIV is on low strings.
Part 1 | Part 2
AB | A | B | C | D | E
I spent a year rewatching Black Sails and tracking all the bits of music that repeated at any point during the show, and my findings are reinforcing that Bear McCreary is a genius and this show should have been called 'parallels that will kill you over and over again'* (tag | chronological)
Different perspectives
A hero to some, a monster in others' lives.