Hey! Can you please tell all the lore you know about the Walker Inheritance? Even after watching and re-watching the music videos, I still barely understand what is going on with all the characters and the whole story of it. Considering the links that Surai put in the descriptions of each video no longer work, I would really appreciate it if you do know what was on those old websites and would tell me all about lore.
Honestly, not even I get the full picture lmao, I only found the playlist late last year and by then I think SURAI'd had some stuff deleted for quite a bit
what I can get from it is
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A CENTURY OF HALLWAYS: the singer and 26 other people were killed by a man and are now residing in his mansion during their broken afterlife, until his great grandson (James Walker) shows up. The singer hopes that by killing James, all of the spirits might be freed (and from what I can tell they gain some control over mirrors? I only got that from the lines "in the mirrors i am free, i won't let him take hold of me, i've found a possibility of life without this fallacy. i'll make his life a living hell till he gives up, I know he will, oh, i've got a solution that can free me from reality finally" but I'm grasping at straws here)
REGRETS: the singer laments the circumstances of their death and right before it, and are now stuck in the house, fading into the background of their inactive afterlife as they play their violin
WHEN I FELL: Charlie runs into James. I'm sure that will end well- oh look, James has manipulated Charlie and then killed them. Oh god. Oh jeez. Aw fuck (I'm also kind of picking up the idea that they were lovers, but it definitely wasn't fully genuine on James's part)
BROADCAST DISRUPTED: Emma hasn't taken too well to their death and drags Aubrey into a scheme where- (shh colorbars it's not your turn go back to your corner) where they hijack a broadcast in the hopes that they'll catch James watching it or, if not, at least get rid of a lot of bad people. The sentiment is kind of one-sided though, as Aubrey has their doubts. Emma goes kiiiiinda insane and the singer of Regrets returns to attempt to help the kiddos despite not wanting to take action themself against James
MY DEAR: James's time to shine. The song shows a bit of what goes on inside his head as well as confirming that James killed thirteen people in addition to his great grandfather's body count of twenty seven. (The most well done song of the series, in my opinion.)
NEVER LOOK BACK: I believe Jessica Walker and Henry Le'Roux might have been engaged back in the time period of the singer for A Century of Hallways? In that case, they were probably the victims of James's great-grandfather. Either way, they seem mostly content with where they are now.
