#tma 025

[red-archivist]

There are enough other parallels to statement 0020312 to make me suspect – and a suspicion is all that it is at present – that the People’s Church of the Divine Host may still be in existence.

noooottttt exactly

[red-archivist]

She said that they were all going, that 300 years was a long time to wait, but she was lucky to have found it so close to the end. She said that it wasn’t long until they were collected by Mr. Pitch.

this must have been close in time to the black sun ritual

[red-archivist]

She had said, “No, but you’re a natural for Them. You’re worshipping as we speak.”

that aint how faith works

[redherringtime]

TMA: Ep 25, Growing Dark

Sorry my dudes, I’m keeping this one short and sweet because I have a headache.  It was interesting though I find cults much scarier than the dark.  I think the guy and his girlfriend weren’t very great friends if they let Natalie fall into that lot, to be honest.  

The tie to the Church of the Divine Host was interesting, as I seem to recall the lights all going out as the whatever it was came for the girl in A Father’s Love.  

I wasn’t expecting the tie to ol’ Gertie.  Very interesting.  

[red-archivist]

The words were in some other language, but I remember they kept coming together for the words “Nee-allisand” or “allisunt”, I think.

remotely singing at that big fuck-off nega-sun

[red-archivist]

I shouldn’t have gone in. Of course I shouldn’t have gone in. I’m not that stupid. I’ve never been that stupid. But for some reason, standing there in that dark, empty cemetery, I made the decision to look inside.

the reason is you’re in a horror story

[red-archivist]

I did a search for Hither Green Dissenters and it looked like there was an old abandoned chapel, the Hither Green Dissenters Chapel, in a graveyard near Lewisham.

that’s real, btw! in this context ‘dissenter’ means of non-Anglican denomination