#this episode specifically

[tinycatcoven]

let me talk about how toh covers barely-acknowledged yet so widely known experiences of so many different people in a way that just feels so special, personal and clearly written by those who have gone through these things themselves and I'll go on for hours

[fatalwhims]

@tristampparty's Tristamp Anniversary 2024

Day 3 - Episode Three: Bright Light, Shine through the Darkness

It's our homicidal disaster boy's turn to shine today. During my rewatch, I was reminded of how good the introduction of Knives was in this episode. They made him such a chilling character in this episode. With the exception of his passionate piano playing, all his other movements are very controlled and slow. Like how he walks towards Jeneora Rock in the first scene of the episode, to how he murders the other women with Rosa, to how he takes the plant. He truly feels like a stone cold killer to me here. Which is then such a contrast because his theme, "Millions Knives", still leaves me speechless. It's haunting, sorrowful, and just feels so emotional. I also didn't have "Compatriots" in my playlist, but when re-watching I knew that I had to add it because of well it accompanies the destruction of Jeneora Rock.

Previous days: Day 1 | Day 2

Under the cut I'm adding the timestamp from the episode of where these gifs come from because I think it's cool to go back to listen to how the track fits with the scene.

Memory of Piano - 9:55

Millions Knives - 16:22

Compatriots - 18:23