The song “Color Him Father” on Orym’s exu playlist always puzzled me. It felt like something we hadn’t quite gotten to in Orym’s story but I couldn’t figure out in what way, especially since Liam wrote that “some of the specifics might be off here, but the sentiment of this song is right.” I had settled on the song reflecting Orym’s dad friend energy and general found family vibes.
But “He Did” by Anaïs Mitchell on Orym’s second playlist makes it clear that something is up with Orym and his father or maybe a father figure. Liam wrote “Following his footsteps.”
In exu Orym said “Didn’t really have a dad in life. I did have a dad but he just kind of rolled on. His name, last name, was Tarrintel.” The phrasing here is very unclear, who Orym’s father was. What exactly does “rolled on” mean here? Did his father leave or did he die?
“But you grew up straight and you grew up true
He kept a blue-gray eye on you
Until the day he closed his eyes and left them closed
Your daddy didn't leave a will
He left a shovel and a hole to fill.”
“Color Him Father” is about finding a father figure who isn’t your father by birth.
“I think I'll color this man father
I think I'll color him love
Said I'm gonna color him father
I think I'll color the man love, yes I will”
With the context of “Color Him Father” I wonder if this father figure in Orym’s life could be Derrig. Liam wrote that “Orym and Will grew up together.” He also wrote that “by the time we sat down to play our Dalen’s Closet one shot with Vox Machina, Orym as you know him was already waiting in the wings,” implying that Derrig could have an important part in Orym’s story. Could this mean that Derrig was a father figure in Orym’s life from a young age? In this context could “He Did” be about Derrig. We don’t know if Derrig is still alive. Does Orym want to follow in Derrig’s footsteps? Does he want to follow in his father’s footsteps, and if so, what were those footsteps? Are these two songs about the same people? There is something in these two songs that I want to tease out.