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@toothpick-aesthetics
Listen I am so here for platonic “I love you"s. I don’t care if you think “I love you” is some sacred phrase to only utter to one person in your life, i don’t care if you think it makes me look overbearing. I say “I love you” to my friends every time I say goodbye because I want them to know 100% without a doubt that I care for them and love them and am there for them so so much.
Dan Deacon - Learning To Relax (Official Audio)
Lyrics (via Genius)
I feel like this song can be summed up as “you help me relax. let’s hang out and forget about the rest of the world for a bit"
The lyrics are interesting. The opening lines brought my thoughts to Akari, of course, though I feel that this song resonates more with another project of mine, called Toothpick. I have a blog for it that’s similar to this one (click here to go to it).
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In Toothpick’s case, this is Klara and Ethan, but mostly Klara. This is partly because, out of the two of them, she is arguably the one worse off; her fears and anxieties have reduced her greatly, and she seeks to escape it, to get out of her own mind, to learn how to relax. This is something she eventually realizes she can do with Ethan.
Much of these lyrics translate well into what she’d say to him as well; this straightforward, almost deadpan “hey, let's go” kind of initiation.
It's giving me some ideas for how to rework our narrative into something more interesting. The meet-the-parents dinner date miscommunication is a great hook and pulls them together, but it lacks a dramatic end and it doesn’t hold up so well in the later end. One of them is going to have to take some initiative to take things further. I’m considering perhaps tweaking the timing of things, making the dinner date more like a halfway point as opposed to the climax, and then putting the Week 3 flooding phase after it.
But I suppose I should stop ranting about it and actually write it out, huh?
arrivals and departures, michael r.d. murphy, 2014
Piano (synthesia) cover of Bloody Tears by D.C. Izumi (Originally composed by Kenichi Matsubara)
Frédéric Chopin - Piano Sonata No. 2, Marche funèbre: Lento (1837) HQ
Klara’s ringtone for her mother, Sharon.
oh shit, I should’ve queued those probably. Oh well
The Vertigo Master - Outro
The Vertigo Master - Rainy Games (Cumulonimbus) (Instrumental)
The Vertigo Master - Monsoon
The Vertigo Master - Tempest
The Vertigo Master - Low Pressure System
The Vertigo Master - Downpour
The Vertigo Master - Ghost In The Snow (Anastasia)
The Vertigo Master/TheRailz - Low Lights (Waves and Tides)
The Vertigo Master - Floodplains (Poseidon)
The Vertigo Master - Rainy Games (Cumulonimbus)
Ethan: "quite a storm coming"
Klara: "It's necessary. Current humidity levels are nearly 33 points off-target from the optimal frequentist data projections. Hopefully the MAI won't fritz out again. We've been having issues calibrating the bioneural matrix onboard the main satellite."
Ethan: "...what?"
