What is up? Welcome back to Fajmalt, I'm Scott here with Michael, and today we've got another discussion for you.

When I was making the recent Humeas Mora deep dive video, you should go check out, link it in the description.

I was really thinking about Mirac a lot, and then I was thinking about Aldoan.

And then also I started just sort of applying this thought to the rest of Skyrim.

But Skyrim has a theme. Skyrim is not what you think. The story of Skyrim or the stories of

Skyrim. There is a theme. Like many people think Skyrim is about the uncertainty of the future,

about power, about religious freedom.

There's all kinds of themes you could say Skyrim is about.

And, you know, there's no right or wrong answer here.

However, there is a really cool thing that Scott said to me, which I haven't heard before.

Probably the coolest thing about Skyrim I've heard in years, when you start to tie it through together.

And I've got notes in the mystical, the Elder Scroll,

which is all taped together to kind of help this talk flow a bit more. But this has the answers you seek. When without, uh, with no more suspense, it's essentially that, uh, it's about

oath breakers. Oath, and the breakers and the abandonment of duty.

Yeah, failing to adhere to the duty that was given to you.

And the abandonment of duty, not for any necessarily moral reason,

because you could argue that some oaths are worthy of being broken because, you know, they're evil or something like that.

But I guess we could first point to, we'll talk about the main, the main...

Well, we'll talk about a lot, but the main story is obviously with the Last Dragonborn and Aldoan.

And Aldoan, obviously, his job is to eat the world.

He is the world eater.

And instead of eating the world, he decided to, you know, go on a huge

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