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|comment=The whole "lights out" sequence from 192-201 is beautifully drawn.}}
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|comment=From everlasting to everlasting, the stars return to view, having shied behind the veil of civilization's blazing light for some seventy years. The stars are patient, and the passage of a human lifetime - an entire century - is nothing at all to them. This is the return of the primal state; this is the wild darkness the stars broke a million years ago, and will break a million years hence, when the frail lights of man go dark once more. No matter what happens at Mt. Futago tonight or a year from now, the starlight is cooly unblinking. It is separate and aloof from humanity's life-and-death struggle, and will outlast it.
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|comment=Very nice.  Is that a quote, or is it original?}}


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Revision as of 23:07, 20 March 2011


Screenshots Cut # Description/Dialogue Commentary

201

Camera pans down from the Milky Way in the night sky to the front of Mount Futago, showing all of Neo Tokyo 3 in the process. It’s a beautiful night sky, like a falling star. Only the Angel and Mount Futago are lit up

thewayneiac: The whole "lights out" sequence from 192-201 is beautifully drawn.


Fireand'chutes77: From everlasting to everlasting, the stars return to view, having shied behind the veil of civilization's blazing light for some seventy years. The stars are patient, and the passage of a human lifetime - an entire century - is nothing at all to them. This is the return of the primal state; this is the wild darkness the stars broke a million years ago, and will break a million years hence, when the frail lights of man go dark once more. No matter what happens at Mt. Futago tonight or a year from now, the starlight is cooly unblinking. It is separate and aloof from humanity's life-and-death struggle, and will outlast it.


thewayneiac: Very nice. Is that a quote, or is it original?