modern problems, modern solutions
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but why do i lie awake each night thinking instead of you, it should be me?
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QQ and Dante in the wild west! (sorry graphic design isn't my passion but it was so empty when i separated them :P)
★ drawing process video on Youtube and TikTok
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I was listening to Heathcliff the Heartbroken’s theme again as one does and was thinking about how cool it was that they juxtaposed heavy metal with a church choir and then I realized they did something very similar in the theme that plays when you fight against The Middle in Canto V. In both cases, the choir is accompanied by a clock ticking.
So then I went and listened to the entire Limbus Company soundtrack again to see if it happens any other time, and there are several songs that feature a choir and/or clock ticking, but in all those cases the choir fits the rest of the song, and the ticking is because of the T Corp association (ex: a lot of Canto 6, that one song in Canto 4 that I’m pretty sure first plays against the T Corp collectors).
For both 6-35 and 5-30 it feels like the rest of the music takes a break to allow the choir (and ticking) to shine, and we know for a fact that it’s relevant in The Heartbroken’s theme considering the stage is called “Ticking Sounds” in reference to Dante, and I wouldn’t be surprised if the same thought was behind that part of The Middle’s theme because Dante sure is hauling ass in that encounter.
Two examples isn’t enough to make a pattern but it is making me wonder if “choir accompanied clock ticking” is meant to be a Dante motif… I guess we’ll see if it happens again
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Dante: Man, this pizza is a lil bit stale.
Nero: Uh, that's not-
Vergil, spitting out a bloody tooth: That's the last time we order pepperoni pizza from them.
Nero: You know what, never mind.... enjoy your pizza.
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Alexander McQueen: Silver Crown of Thorns Headpiece, for the "Dante" runway show Autumn/Winter 1996
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