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Why is Northern Downpour on Spotify Pride Playlist???? Who did this???

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“my battery is low and it’s getting dark” is so hauntingly human, so crushingly lonely. I can’t articulate the deep, profound ache that sentence evokes. It’s acceptance and defeat and terror and sadness all at once, all from one tiny machine we asked to explore the stars for us.

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The ballerina in The Overture is a representation of Ryan. For some reason everyone in the town has to leave. Brendon collects everybody and then makes his final stop at a house where he finds a girl tied up. This could be a representation of Ryan having issues with his alcoholic and abusive dad. Brendon must find the key to unlock the girl although he struggles at first to find the right one. (Brendon becoming closer to Ryan and finally getting him to open up and becoming very very close to Ryan.) Once Brendon unlocks her, she falls into his arms and they dance. The dance is magical at first but then it starts getting hectic and the girl tries to trap Brendon and keep him from leaving. (A representation of the band years maybe?) That’s when Spencer comes to the window to try to help Brendon. The girl is tied up again and Spencer begs Brendon to leave but Brendon refuses and says he has to help her. (Brendon not wanting to let Ryan go and Ryan falling back on his problems once he leaves the band and Brendon?) Spencer is the one who “pulls Brendon from the situation” and makes sure he’s okay. He tells Bren that she (the ballerina/Ryan) couldn’t be saved. I feel this whole scene was a representation of Ryan leaving the band. It took such a big toll on Brendon to leave Ryan behind but he had to and I feel like this is what was expressed in this scene. Also the scene where he’s in the bar and there are two shadows…Ryan and Jon, perhaps?