Listened this morning while exercising. Just one comment:
Tell me I'm being paranoid and that there's no larger significance to this closing comment of Cecil's?
Knowledge may be terrible, but we can only prefer it to ignorance. Light may be terrible, but we can only prefer it to the dark.
Wasn't the whole point of "Old Oak Doors" that they were getting rid of "that penetrating, vicious light," so they could be "safely in darkness once again"?
I'm reading too much into it, right, this isn't a subtle hint that Cecil's been brainwashed? Right?
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