Okay. So I have to ramble before the new ep hits, and of course- it's about Jimpulse. This might make no sense, but it's late and letting this rot in my drafts feels like a waste, idk.
Warning: everything is on character and some things are MY interpretations, if u don't agree I'm open to discussion- But ob, be polite.
So:
Jimmy's behavior towards Impulse is really interesting to me. Jimmy (usually) is really mindful about his teammates, and doesn't do anything to harm them unless he gets to his limit, which is uncommon. So why? Why did he behave like this?I have a theory, and as crude as it sounds— Impulse isn't either an exciting nor a desirable teammate for Jimmy.
Let me explain: Teaming with someone you have never teamed with before is naturally exciting. You're going to be curious how they work as a team, how helpful they are, how it feels to be that close— It's something new. Exciting. Curious. At the same time, teaming with someone who you have teamed before is comfortable, familiar and safe. You know what to expect, and what is expected of you. It has its charm.
And Impulse, to Jimmy, is neither.
Impulse and Jimmy have teamed before. Jimmy knows Impulse, he knows how he works. He's nothing new. But at the same time— Impulse is not 'familiar.' He might be safe and he might be trying his hardest to make things comfortable, but there isn't that familiarity that comes with old teammates that you could trust with your life.
There just isn't.
And that's a new layer I want to add. Last life (in my opinion) was one of Jimmy's lowest points, due to a magnitude of reasons, his teammates being one of them. And even if Jimmy isn't -that- resentful, I personally believe that he, subconsciously or not, carries some of that resentment in his chest.
For people like Grian and Martyn, that resentment gets buried and pushed aside due to all the time and good memories that Jimmy already has of them—They go way back, after all— But Impulse?Impulse and Jimmy didn't have previous history. There's nothing to cover that lingering bitter feeling. And that feeling is what makes Jimmy feel little to no guilt when he pushes Impulse aside and plays him like a fiddle.
Ok, not a *fiddle*, but Jimmy is definitely way less invested in the whole team than Impulse.When Impulse asks Jimmy to team up, Jimmy hesitates. And I'm pretty sure that if Impulse hadn't offered that future diamond, Jimmy would have made him give him -something- valuable to 'make things fair.'
Their whole relationship was transactional, and it also painfully one-sided, even if it wasn't clear at first. Jimmy enjoys the time he spends with Impulse, sure. Of course he would, Impulse *is* his friend. But besides that and his usual kindness, he doesn't act any different towards him than he would act towards any other player, besides calling their duo a 'team.'
If they hadn't said outwardly, I would honestly have believed that there was no actual allyship at all.Impulse, on the contrary, actively searches for jimmy, spends time in his house, asks about his plans and wishes, and so on. He puts effort and gives, meanwhile Jimmy just takes and gives back the usual.
Jimmy, unlike Impulse, kept treating Impulse as if he was just anyone else, not his teammate, and honestly, it shows.Let's talk about the betrayal. Jimmy, no pun intended, is actually very impulsive by nature. Even if you go to the start of the series, you can notice this behavior of him very clearly.
He's impulsive— And more than a few times he takes inexplicably bad decisions that no one, not even himself, understands why he took.The betrayal was one of these impulses. (Again, no pun intended)
But unlike the ones before this, it isn't an impulse that puts himself in harms way. This time, he put someone else in its way. I relate this to his new found confidence after getting rid of the Canary curse. (theres probably something to say about jimmy indirectly killing impulse and then causing him to end up in last place when hes KNOWN for always ranking high, but my brain can't brain anymore) Jimmy wronged Impulse more than once, but because he got away with them (Because Impulse is like that) he didn't think twice before selling out his teammate, and I honestly believe that the weight of what he had done didn't hit until the death message hit the screen. And Jimmy started feeling guilty over it — but Impulse forgave quickly, so it was fine.
And that feeling carried even after he saw the message of Impulses permadeath. Jimmy didn't mourn, didn't even get shocked. If anything, he sounded slightly done- like he had seen it coming.He ransacked Impulses house, loudly complained how he had nothing *worth* stealing, and didn't stop anyone from burning down Impulses house. No, what he did was, while the house was still burning behind him, he directly went to Big B to joke about now being with him instead.
Immediate replacement.
No tears were shed. No mourning, no anything. Because in Jimmy's heart, he hadn't actually considered Impulse a teammate, not at all,Even when Impulse was trying his hardest.
In conclusion, wow Nice life is such a nice, lighthearted, unserious serious funny spin-off. Definitely no one took it to heart and made angst. Nope. That would be so crazy...
Anyways one-sided jimpulse now rots my brain. Fun.
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mars bars ramble time. impulse’s nice life episode two ruined me. spoilers ahead BEWARE!!!
(all stuff written here is solely in character, as with all of my life series rambles regarding episodes!! also should clarify i am writing this on like zero sleep and also haven’t seen the other povs because they are not out yet and i don’t know how much i’ll revise when i do watch them. okay cool)
lots of crazy words below the cut!
so impulse is now a member of the “first out” club. which has surprisingly taken me a bit of time to process. but honestly i think it’s fitting, especially given his relationship with jimmy during the special in particular.
and despite what jimmy had done to him over the course of the special, impulse still roots for him from the afterlife, right after he watches jimmy fuss over ransacking his empty home and the house go up in flames. and it just confuses me. how he could want somebody who hurt him so deeply to win instead of him. how could impulse, who is notorious for his grudges and tears, want the person who betrayed him to win?
I think this is because of impulse’s very consistent “all or nothing” mindset. his brain tells him oh, if jimmy was willing to do all this, he better go all the way. there is no nuance anymore. jimmy hurt me, and now he needs to win. if he doesn’t, then impulse will shatter. because he wants that hurt done to him to mean something. he wants his life and his death and his unwilling and unknowing sacrifice to just mean something, anything at all.
he’s grown used to being a stepping stone, he supposes. maybe that’s all he’s good for.
but yeah. jimmy betrayed him. i can’t say i’m really surprised and i don’t think impulse can, either.
and it’s impulse’s reaction to said betrayal that just gets to me. because he’s angry. he’s confused and he’s upset and he’s angry. because jimmy left him to go convince the people anticipating his demise to not hurt him, only to then egg on those same people to kill impulse. and joel’s the one to do it, the same guy who had just taken jimmy back down to red.
and when impulse asks why, why would he hurt him, he’s his teammate and his friend and he’s supposed to care about him— jimmy fumbles around a little bit, then tells him he just wanted to be red together. and you can kinda tell this stirs up very conflicting feelings inside of impulse. because it feels so good to be sought out for like that, but can that reasoning ever justify taking his life when he’s alone and vulnerable? can that justify a cutthroat betrayal? (or rather a “smashed in head” betrayal… y’know… given the mace)
and this is where one of my absolute favorite impulse attributes and flaws shows up. suddenly, all the visible anger is gone, and he’s got this saccharine smile on his face and this dismissive lilt in his voice as he tells jimmy oh. that’s fine. because we’re even now, aren’t we? that’s all that matters. getting even.
not getting even because of anything he did to wrong him, jimmy already killed him once to count towards that. but getting even just… because. because impulse even existing as a yellow name is too unfair. he doesn’t have any right to have more lives than jimmy. he deserves what happened to him solely because jimmy thought they should be red together. a fate not even bdubs had brought upon etho in last life.
and this train of thought is absolutely a byproduct of his time with bdubs and the horrible effect that grudge had on his mental health. because impulse had spent so long trying to get revenge. only to find himself so oddly dissatisfied when he gets it. because it doesn’t change how he feels. it doesn’t fix anything bdubs broke, doesn’t return anything he took away. it leaves him just as empty and discontent as the first time bdubs hurt him. but still, impulse clings to it. he waits for the closure that never comes.
this trait is very constant with impulse now, especially post-limited life. when he’s wronged, even just ever so slightly, he needs to get them back. and he won’t rest until he does, even if it does nothing to ease the weight in his chest. it’s a meaningless thing to chase and he knows it.
this also extends to how he justifies the awful things done to him after he’s wronged somebody else. even if it hurts so agonizingly bad, he convinces himself that it’s okay, because the other party got revenge. they deserved to get revenge, and impulse deserved to be the one to give it to them. because that’s the only way to make things fair, right? to hurt. to die.
it’s a viscous cycle of bitterness towards both himself and others that he’s fallen into and he cannot for the life of him claw his way out. literally.
back to jimmy and the betrayal and onto impulse’s permadeath, i have reasoning for thinking jimmy’s claimed motive for betraying impulse was not very genuine. mainly because the second impulse is dead, jimmy doesn’t mourn him.
no, jimmy laughs. jimmy ransacks impulse’s abandoned home and complains loudly when he finds nothing worthy of stealing. and impulse’s ghost can do nothing but listen and watch the whole offensive ordeal as his house goes up in flames. as jimmy walks away like nothing happened. like impulse himself was nothing.
it just makes my heart hurt, thinking about how much impulse wanted jimmy to succeed. how much he wanted to be by his side when he did so. how he never failed to tell jimmy he wanted the best for him and nothing but the best.
i’m very excited to see this all from jimmy’s pov to really gauge if it’s genuinely this bad or if that’s just the impression given off in impulse’s video. but all i will say is i will not be at all surprised if it’s just as bad, if not worse.
moving on from jimpulse for a bit, though, clock duo genuinely have me losing my mind. we are so freaking back.
bdubs makes impulse worse. they arguably make each other worse sometimes. and they are both aware of this.
and one of the scenes that really solidified this in my mind was impulse wondering if killing someone on the nice list would warrant any consequence. and he assumes it would, and an ugly one at that. bdubs explains how he is wondering the same thing. so they decide, hm… maybe we’ll try it. maybe.
neither of them do, despite any coaxing from the other. in fact, bdubs goes to talk to the nice names himself as impulse stands back and watches from afar. and it’s so simple and likely so unintentional, but bdubs just staring at him from that group genuinely sent chills down my spine.
i like to think they made eye contact. and i like to think it spurred some thoughts in impulse’s head, especially after all the violent ones he’d been having and would continue to have.
i like to think he thinks bdubs makes him feel better about himself and his own misdeeds. because bdubs is the bottom of the barrel, at least in impulse’s mind, despite its many desperate attempts to redeem him. to him, bdubs is bad bad. the worst of the worst. rotten.
so maybe it scares him, when he starts agreeing with bdubs. when he starts using him to justify his own urges and actions. when he starts to see bits of himself in the person who ruined him and has ruined so many others.
and sure, there are instances when they differ quite starkly. like impulse is often able to apologize and find ways to make up for his wrongs, whereas bdubs will deny and ignore, sometimes even rub his despicable actions in the face of whoever he’s hurt and revel in the way it makes them squirm.
but that doesn’t justify impulse’s unjust behavior whenever it does happen. just because he’s not as bad doesn’t mean he’s not bad at all. but that’s still a lesson he’s learning, because once again, impulse is stuck in that all or nothing mindset, that black and white thinking. to him, to be bad is to be like bdubs, and impulse is not bdubs.
another scene where this “making each other worse” trend appears again is when impulse is angry and hungry, and bdubs tells him to be sassy, be mean, go kill joel’s cows! he hurt you, right? go hurt him. go on, do it.
and impulse tries. he marches over there and gets ready to slaughter, and in turn, gets ready to flee if joel retaliates, because he’s assuming he will. but joel doesn’t. instead, joel says it’s fine, he can kill some, just leave two. he doesn’t really mind, especially if impulse needs the food.
and this makes impulse’s angry thoughts come to a screeching halt, just like they did towards the beginning of the session with scott. because when impulse is shown even a sliver of kindness, he begins to question what he was even mad about in the first place. he begins to second guess all that he’s feeling. he begins to falter until he walks away, defeated and ashamed.
impulse tells bdubs he couldn’t do it. he’s not built for stuff like that. he’s too nice. and bdubs simply agrees, because he is. they both know he is. they both know impulse doesn’t have it in him, for better or for worse.
and this isn’t a nice life specific thing. this is present in all of his seasons at one point or another, and even gets vocalized the same way it was in this episode. impulse knows he doesn’t have the guts to do stuff like that, and so does the entire rest of the server. maybe that’s why they act so shocked and offended whenever he steps out of line (this is exactly why).
then i think about how there’s only a couple minutes left of the video, and skizz and bdubs want to go to the nether, and impulse is given a choice. go or stay.
it should’ve been simple. he didn’t need to go to the nether at all. nothing he needed or wanted was in there, and he’s on red, he needs to keep himself as safe as possible. and the nether, as many know, is not safe. not safe at all.
and he nearly abstains from going. but then bdubs eggs him on. tells him to come along, c’mon, it’ll be fun. and with his best friend and ex soulmate urging him to join them, what else can impulse really do? he’s always been weak like that. especially for bdubs.
he dies in there. he falls, and nobody is there to catch him. not skizz. not bdubs. not jimmy. impulse hits the cold, hard snow and dies, alone and terrified.
and he can’t even be surprised or upset or anything, because he saw it coming from a mile away. and yet he still went in. he still listened to bdubs. he still got worse.
him and bdubs do have a pretty cute moment as ghosts, though (bdubs having died very soon after impulse, as soulmates do). and it obviously reminds me of the one they shared in double life, after they had died together. after bdubs had killed him.
this time, there’s no awkwardness, no tension, no tired and longing gazes fixed on a pool that never turned green and a death message neither of them can really accept. instead, they find some solace in being dead together. there’s no malice to be had between them like there used to be back then. because bdubs didn’t betray him this time. for once, bdubs was good. not perfect, but good.
i think it was a nice way to end off what was such a gruesome and violent special for impulse. dude killed like four people! wow! good for his ego! …but also bad for his mental health. poor guy.
all and all, i am just so insane over nice life, all two episodes of it. i told you all that jimpulse was one-sided! I TOLD YOU!!!
(i could’ve also probably gone into how impulse lived and died like a dog, but i won’t get into that right now. mainly because i’m not prepared for any reblogs or comments about the whole “rough rough” and “good boy” bits /j. but i might yap about it in a future post!)
hopefully impulse takes his mood stabilizers next season and maybe learns some self regulating skills. heck, he can tag along with me to my next dbt session. i think it’ll do him some good.
i can’t wait to see how the special ends and whatever the next life series will bring! :D mars ramble done for now! >.<
Forgot to post this here and OMG HOW so yeah, there you go:
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1- Villies tries to form an alliance with Cabin, and this causes a split in Cabin because Scott wants it because Scott is Scott, while Bdubs and Etho don't want it because they're the ones (Scar is neutral, he just wants to kill people)
2- Red Scar (I saw fanart) and Scar makes a multi kill
3- The hunt for Greens™
4- Impulse double teams up and either makes LG and Rejects unite or hate each other. There's no in-between.
5- Red Joel? Maybe Joel is dead even?
6- Deaths.
7- Boogie Grian/Gem
8- Jimmy dies bottom 4th - 6th
9- rocky CC dynamic
10- At least 2 yellows go red
All random btw! This is just for fun! If I get something good, nice. If not, nice! And for the record, I'm personally rooting for an Impulse win, I think that would be just so poetic, but any other Reject win would also be nice ^^)
PS: It's like... 5 AM- ish in my country as I'm posting (wrote it yesterday) if a life member has posted already (which DAMN) , then *please* don't spoil thank you I would like to watch it when it's /not/ dark outside (=. = " )
1) Purely c!, dramatization of Pearl's death from Jimmy's POV, My own interpretation of things y'all
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If he continued to be alone, so high off the ground, he would have run and ran until a silver arrow pierced his heart and claimed his life.
If he had been alone, so far from the ground, he might have fallen like he has done so many times before, with the moon staring down at him as he crumbled to the ground.
But he wasn't alone, his knight came to make him company, to keep him safe while they stood on a dirty, dangerous platform, so high up in the sky. And with the comforting warmth of the wild shot next to him, he stopped in his tracks. He stopped, he stood up, and faced the moon.
And he saw it, for a split second, he saw the moonlight reflect on the tip of the silver arrow. He stopped, he pulled out his bow.
His arrows were plain, his bow was as basic as you could find, worn and torn. But he didn't flinch when he shot, one, two, three shots to an invisible figure he couldn't recognize.
But when he saw blood flow, and the lightning struck the ground, the light reflected on his face, and his eyes widened for a second.
His knight was now hugging him and spinning him around, so completely proud, but he couldn't help but stare at the moon shining in the dark sky, dumbfounded, his heart beating like crazy in his chest.
And he swore he saw it shine red for a second before the sky started to cloud.
But he couldn't stare at it for longer, because his knight was already pulling him towards their base, towards *home.* And Jimmy, as he heard the screams of joy and glee from his other teammates, another pair of arms surrounding him, couldn't stop smiling.
And he felt the noose around his neck untighten just a little more as he laughed away.
I'm watching Grian's perspective and there is something so revealing about Villies opinions on Pearl and Jimmy and reputation in general
Grian, to Scott says that they "lost our cannon". Not their teammate, their "cannon". An inanimate object used to cause destruction. Which rings back around to the start of the series.
They treated Pearl wrong, didn't realise until she was gone but even if she is, still persist with the frankly dehumanising manner they refer to her as. She was the one who was going to help them win. She's the one with the reputation. She was the one everyone is afraid of. She as Scarlet Pearl is a cannon, a weapon, that they can use. She is someone they can command ask to strike anyone down. She is a full moon. She went out in at blaze of glory when she died, but that isn't true at all. They deny that Etho's statement that she was thrown away like a "wet rag" but that's just how the Villies decided to treat their lives. Grian has only 2 but can spare a life. Pearl died to a trap but she could spare a life.
Then Jimmy, when Grian and Gem discuss how Pearl dies, at no point does it ever pass their mind that Jimmy could of taken out Pearl due to skill (which he did, never missing a shot on a tiny target), it must of been only one shot with the arrow because they think Jimmy is incompetent, that's his reputation. It never occurs to them that they could be sending Pearl on a suicide mission because they incorrectly weighed both of the players because of their reputation.
Pearl always deserves so much better, and Jimmy capitalised on his reputation massively
Hi, hello so I *loved* this analysis because it put into words what I was thinking so let me ramble here, ok? okay (english is not my first language)
Villie's whole demise was because they became overconfident, hubris, if you will. This is what, in my opinion, caused Pearl's demise.
First, the ally situation. They were betrayed by Etho last session, yes, but I think they really shot themselves in the foot by not trying to make ammends with Cabin after getting back at Etho themselves. Maybe It was pride, or maybe it was just bitterness, but them showing hostility and baring their teeth and remaining ally-less definitively wasn't an smart plan. But maybe, they thought they could afford such a risk. They had lifes to spare, Pearl had lives to spare, so what if she loose a few?
They started to act around carelessly, grian giving suggestions and plans without much thought, which caused Pearl to lose her first three lifes directly or indirectly. But before they could really process that loss and what it meant, they witnessed Ren's death , aand they were back in that high.
They inmediately went to the others, as Grian suggested, and he didn't even flinch at the sight of a grave with their name on it. They shrugged it off, and didn't notice just how suspicious that Skizz, someone is actively going against them, is suddenly praising them and stroking their ego. They didn't notice the massive skynet over their heads, and they definitively didn't notice that people were moving strangely and that Skizz was the only person talking with them.... until they did.
Because they died. Pearl was on red now, and instead of playing it safe, trying to back-out and replan before going head-in into conflict again, they inmediately started to egg her on to go get vengance for them. They had a "weapon" now, a very sharp and skilled one, and Grian hates being on the backfoot. So he couldn't rest, couldn't stay still until Jimmy, someone he had underestimated, was buried six feet undergroud, so he could feel like the king of the hill again.
So instead of doing the reasonable thing, they let emotion take over and inmediately went on the offensive on everyone, making people even more wary of them. Then, their base got griefed, fueling Grian's anger even more at the blatant disrespect even when Pearl tried to see the bright side, which led to the last idea that caused Pearl's end:
"Go invisible, and shot him down."
They left Pearl alone, to go distract the others, sure, but they left Pearl, a very unstable and impulsive red, alone and vulnerable, with no one to back her up if things went south, with a really risky mission. Why? Because Pearl is Pearl. She's the one with the highest stadistics of the whole server. She's a power house. She's a cannon. There's no possible way for her to be permakilled by Jimmy of all people.
So even if letting your red go hunt alone is usually a bad idea, which is something grian knows, he still sends her away in a mission, one that they know is really risky. Or at least, they would realize it if it wasn't Pearl. Because if someone can pull it off, it's Scarlet Pearl, right?
Until she didn't, because she isn't The Scarlet pearl anymore, and Grian and Gem had to process the fact that their "cannon", that their moon, just had gotten permakilled by someone they didn't even consider a threat at the start of this episode. As such, their overconfidence, and Grian's reckless suggestions and plans, and maybe even the hubris of believing that the sun wouldn't eclipse the moon and consume it with it's curse, caused their team to fall apart.
Duddeee I have Past Life Pearl & Jimmy lore talk!!
Episode 7 spoilers
NOTE: I'M REFERRING TO CHARACTERS, THIS IS PURE FICTION! ☆〜（ゝ。∂）
I think one interesting detail about Pearl's elimination was that the others weren't surprised by Pearl going out so soon (that was thought of in the aftereffect of it) their first instinctive reaction of surprise was from Pearl being killed by Jimmy because they overestimated Pearl and underestimated Jimmy
Grian calls Scarlet Pearl "our cannon", basically, "our weapon", "We will get Pearl on you" spoken as if she's a killing machine following orders of her master kind of thing.
Others, such as Scott, put great emphasis on how threatening red life Pearl is, "You brought the wrath of Scarlet Pearl on you", but the truth is, Scarlet Pearl was formed from a certain environment that Double Life had.
The soulmate link made the game more dangerous so it made Pearl's solo-play/insanity more threatening as a result since she would be hunting/taunting people when their soulmates were there too.
Her reputation was born from others preemptive judgements of her being insane/wicked before she even went crazy for blood.
But she doesn't have that environment in Past Life, she played villain rather than being thrusted into it, her deaths prior weren't from a relentless chase to death (by Joel-) and importantly, Pearl didn't go insane, Scarlet Pearl failed this season because there wasn't a Scarlet Pearl to begin with, she was broken but from her misfortunes rather than her loneliness because she had Grian and Gem with her (Even if 4/6 of her deaths were far away from the two of them)
And in Past Life, Pearl at that moment was (metaphorically but also literally) vulnerable and Grian and Gem were far, she was alone and died alone, near her home but away from her allies.
Another thing, about the fear factor mentioned earlier, another reason why Scarlet Pearl had failed was because Jimmy wasn't afraid of Scarlet Pearl.
The Ranchers never experienced Scarlet Pearl the same way others did, they treated Pearl with kindness and thanked her when she helped get the horn for them, they weren't there to see Pearl's insanity or her murders so as a result, Jimmy doesn't see someone who should be a major threat, just another red life ("You may have unleashed the wrath of Scarlet Pearl" "That doesn't matter")
And for Jimmy, after four games of dying first, everyone has it drilled into their heads that he is just a bad at this game of life and death, which is why people tend to underestimate him.
The Canary Curse had broke in Secret Life, now three death games ago, but everyone is still stuck in Third, Last, Double and Limited Life where he died first and still insist he is the same person when he had long since not seen his canary as an omen for himself but rather for others now (I think the idea of Jimmy using his feathers on his arrows is actually really sick, especially paired with how he killed Pearl by shooting)
I think this is why someone even as perceptive as Scott, will still underestimate him without realising he has actually improved and has began ranking higher and higher.
Grian wanted to see him dead because all he saw in Jimmy was the Canary in the coalmine, the one who died first to foretell others of danger, and he despises that the canary isn't a warning of danger anymore but the actual danger itself. If there was one constant in these deaths games for Grian, it was Jimmy's death, 5/6 of Jimmy's final deaths so far had involved Grian directly or indirectly (Exception being Double Life).
But the canary doesn't want to suffer and die for others to benefit anymore, he wants to he selfish and relish in others loss, he wants to win in something.
I think one thing overall that I find neat is that Jimmy isn't afraid of Scarlet Pearl and Pearl doesn't underestimate Jimmy as much because in the afters of her death, she acknowledges Jimmy's skill.
I think art of a canary singing under a red moon would be sick
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Guys i frikin adored Joel standing up to Grian and everyone for stealing Jimmy's stuff (They didn't just stole his diamonds, they stole basically all his inv y'all) and him burning their house in retaliation?? and the "Jimmy, step out for a second." with that gentle tone is just *chef kiss* I really hope their team beef keeps going I love it
I just hope that Jimmy doesn't continue with his record of teaming up with the past season's winner and causing em... yknow die low ranked, in a bad placement and early..... just- just saying...
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