I am so...

While you're beautifully crafting that ominous, like, sight to see, the ice cream truck just drove by my house.

And it carries me in dark.

Oh, very good. Thank you. I think maybe he sees a version of... It's so very slowly, emotionally, painfully.

I think maybe he sees a version of himself

that has been like imprisoned by the Mariner

for a long time.

And he gets a glimpse into like seeing an old,

oh man, I think whereas early on he saw a version of himself at his height,

at his peak, at his like commanding, like a fleet, whereas what he sees now is him like battered,

torn up, like old imprisoned and like he has a glimpse of like that last

flicker of light like leave his eyes and is like yes I have I have been at my prime but there

will be more life to lead and I'm going to lose it and then I'm

going to lose. Yeah. Yeah. I think it like all comes to this moment. There is some sort of confrontation

between you, the forces that you were able to marshal from Spear and the mariner and his drowned

sailors. And one of the paths at the end of this, you'd never been able to see past this moment before,

but one of the paths at the end is Johnett not only loses, but is captured, is made to live on and age until he dwindles and that light flickers out.

Failure is not burning out, it is not dying in a desperate and glorious battle.

It is a terrible fate of wasting, bleaching like bones washed up on the shore of a beach.

But like that is only part of this, because Jonnet is pulling off something much crazier.

I think with the pounding on his chest, like as magic starts to spread out, we can feel the way the

earth around him moves. The bones of sphere ripple through the coral garden and start to shake it.

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