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I've been listening to the PHM soundtrack on repeat these last few months, and I love all the songs (for example, Centrifuge is a bop and no-one can tell me otherwise), but Grace Go Home exists on its own level of genius I think. and yes, I will elaborate.
the music sets in at the exact moment Rocky asks "so, Grace die, question" and at the start it's these lonely double heartbeats with no anchor and so much near-silence in between that they just float through empty space (pun intended). the change starts as soon as Rocky says "Rocky watch crew die. Could not fix. Grace say Grace will die. Rocky fix", and slowly but surely the heartbeats become steady and solid, from then on consistently underpinning the music. and the strings set in and suddenly there is substance to the music again. And then when Rocky says "Grace go home" the choir starts, human voices in the music that literally call grace home to his own planet, which is so freaking powerful. The music then softens when Grace goes into the hug, and when Rocky thumps against the glass in reply, it's like the choir exhales one final time as if in relief.
And I'm sure someone with more musical knowledge will know whether the chords switch from minor to major or something like that, but I don't know enough music maths to provide that side of the analysis. I just think the piece is a masterclass of how a scene and its music can be intertwined and work together. You can feel it, even when you can't understand it yet. And I think that's beautiful.
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Orpheus: So how's the prettiest person in this room doing?
Eurydice: I don't know. How are you?
Orpheus:
Orpheus: *voice cracks* I'm fine
The Other Bennet Sister ~ Text Posts [17/?]
I'm making so many hadestown gifsets and my heart is full - I've literally been wanting to make them for over a year and now I feel like my soul is finally at peace with the world.
HONEY, YOU SHOULD SEE ME IN A CROWN Young Sherlock | 1.02 The Case of the Burnt Photograph
it must be 2014 because I've got sheriarty on the brain
With all your heart. Well, that's a start.
FROM AFAR | The Other Bennet Sister (2026)
Best MM Ship Ever: GROUP 1 - Round 5
Sastiel (Sam Winchester/Castiel) vs. Catwin (Cat King/Edwin Payne)
Supernatural - Sastiel (Sam/Castiel)
Dead Boy Detectives - Catwin (Cat King/Edwin)
I sang a song so beautiful, stones wept and they let me in. DÓNAL FINN | WAIT FOR ME | HADESTOWN
Mr Hayward, how would you like to dance with Miss Bennet?
I've finally acquired a video recording of dónal finn's hadestown and now I can make gifs!! I hope you all realise I'm about to become VERY annoying 😎🌹
THE LORD OF THE RINGS The Return of the King
Siri, play Bad Guy.
Dónal Finn as Dick Turpin
I know this one is probably just for me but I needed to see him in costume.
Don't worry, I've got some more Eoin ones on the way.
You think the devil has horns? Well, so did I But I was wrong, his hair is combed and he wears a suit and tie He's nice, polite, he'll catch you by surprise A smile so bright, he's the devil in disguise
(truly can't believe I had to google whether cigarettes were smoked in 1871 and then learned that later 19th century they were referred to as coffin nails)