Today we're wrapping up our deep dive into the film Fight Club.

We're going to finish this film.

We're going to break down all of the symbolism that we've been witnessing in this exciting

conclusion of this ritualistic initiation into the practices of M.K. Ultra Altars,

Gnostic nihilism, human sacrificial soap, red pill manosphere, consumerism, the manipulation

of mankind, and 9-11 predictive programming.

Joining along as we hit the bottom of the abyss through the ultimate death and rebirth

ritual of Project Mayhem.

Now, in part one, we talked about the cast and the crew.

We got into the first part of this film analysis by breaking down what was happening in Fight Club.

And today we're going to jump right back into the action for the second half of the film

where narrator and Tyler were discussing how to make soap.

And we resumed the action with a red-hot burner of a scene where narrator is becoming enlightened through pain. Take a listen. It'll hurt more than you've ever been burned, and you will have a scar. God, did meditation work for cancer? It could work for this. Stay with the pain. Don't shut this out. No, no. God! Don't get your hand. The first soap was made from the ashes of heroes, like the first monkey shot in the space.

Without pain, without sacrifice, you would have nothing.

I tried down to think of the word cereal, the flesh.

Stop it!

This is your pain.

This is your burning hand.

It's right here.

Go to my cave.

I'm going to my cave.

No!

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