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Every time Fireflies by Owl City come on my phone

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just watch it

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UNMUTE

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How? Did not miss one beat

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MURIEL

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people always talk about the caveman or swooce but this is the best bit of skooks imo

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Y'all gotta take this down 😂😂😂😭

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You’re fresh off the boat at Seyda Neen. This is a game about exploring, so let’s go explore, right? You make your way down the road to the Bitter Coast, and find it’s pretty uninhabited. You see some ruins in the distance and head for that. Your eyes gaze up at the pillars, noticing the color of the stone, and all of a sudden, a Dwemer Centurion out of nowhere. You’re flustered and forget how to use magic, and your tiny dagger isn’t doing anything. The Centurion misses, and you take your chance to turn around and RUN. Through some water (was that a mermaid?), Over a swamp or two (Was that a…large metroid?), all the way back to Seyda Neen. Up the dock, to the top of the lighthouse. This is where you catch your breath, realize that the sun is setting, and this song is playing.

Morrowind’s music was composed by Jeremy Soule, who was actually criticized for the lack of emotional impact the music had on the game. Over ten years later, I think we all disagree with their concerns. The music is ambient, and serves as a backdrop for everything you do in the game. It is so subtle that you honestly will forget it’s there, much like you forget your character has a face, or legs. In other words, the music becomes part of your experience, and it’s only when you stop to remember it that it hits you the hardest.

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APPARENTLY PEOPLE NOT USING THE CROSSWALK TO CROSS THE ROAD BY MY SCHOOL HAS BEEN A PROBLEM RECENTLY SO THE SCHOOL SHOWED THIS THIS MORNING ICAN T BREATHE