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This is Kate Siegal’s _best_ monologue _hands down._ Even better than her one in _The Haunting Of Hill House._

Need to control Abstraction Subversion of reality Confusion Renaming reality Metaphysical explanation Chaos Solidifying control of everything imaginable GOD Hell on earth

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useless

This scene put me through a 1 hour existential crisis. I’m sad that it doesn’t get more recognition

It's a very quotable novel, but I do not agree with the love sentiment. Research shows the more two individuals have in common, the more likely they are to have a long and successful relationship. I would MUCH rather live a life of peace than ever settle or date/marry someone who doesn't check off EVERY SINGLE dating criterion I have established.

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Yeah, dmt will definitely change your perspective on desth to pretty much exactly what he said 😅 and then when chicky said her bit, and he said he hopes she's right, pretty much nailed it. It's a form of optimistic nihilism

then the worms eat my vajayjay then the worms crawl up and a bird eats the worms then the bird poops on a cars windsheild and there i will be on the wind sheild looking at someone driving their car abd they wont know that im there watching them as worm infused with my corpse vajayjay bird poop watching them as they live their life then one day it rains and im washed off the car then the bird poop that is me is mixed with water and then some grass drinks me and i become part of the grass then a man mows the grass and the grass that is me dies and then i turn into nothing but some carbon

"i ever hurt someone, that i ever killed someone". That got me

the stanford prision experiment is complete bullshit and all its results are faked btw

As reading these comments, am I the only one here who totally hated this scene? It was 8 minutes of totally worthless yapping about anything with really bad acting. It is the only part of show I skipped after 4 minutes of really bad written scene. In reality, 7 episodes could really be just 4 and show would be more swift. I like longer series and episodes, but there has to be good writing and good acting, this one has neither. It was painful to watch.

thank you, Danke

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This scene is nothing without the second half.

I'ma be honest when I watched this unsuspectingly I didn't know I was witnessing greatness wish there was a selective memory drug I could take to watch this series over and over again Mike Flanagan is the best

Narrator sounds like John Hurt.

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This is plagiarism. You can't just rip off an entire article from Aeon, and present it as your own work.

this is so hauntingly beautiful.

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The only two comments here are ad hominem attacks with zero logical argument in it. I deduce from that that metotocracy is the religion of the stupid.

there's no Q; trust the urge and wear the consequences, good, bad or otherwise.

Mike Flanagan fought Netflix to keep this scene in. At the very least they wanted it cut down, but the fact that he wouldn’t concede makes this double monologue even more special to me. He knew it was the show’s center of gravity. (That being said I wish Kate’s monologue was included here with Zach’s, since they so perfectly complement each other.) Listen to his interview on the podcast Talking Scared, it’s fucking great. He also talks a little about his next movie The Life of the Chuck, which inspired me to read the short story it’s based on. Gonna be some pretty moving stuff…

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Whats the name of this movie??

Poor Rudy is just there to be in their field of vision, while being confused about whose field of vision he's actually in.

I was sobbing

Truly one of the most magnificently written and acted scenes I have ever seen from a TV show or a movie. Something that is so existential yet beautiful and unbiased.

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As a hole this show wasnt the best ive seen, but this scene is one of my all time favorites!

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"Wait, wait! And right before that I got swallowed alive by a komodo dragon"

THIS SCENE!!! I balled my eyes out like a little baby 😭😭😭

Something I loved about this is that when Rileu talks about death, his face is kind of shadowed and darkened, shoeing that he has a more grounded, sad, and realistic idea of post-death. Erin, however, is shown in the light, displaying a positive idea of the afterlife. Symbolism.

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Made me cry a lot 😭 I really felt for both of them in this scene. They were broken in different ways and still came together despite their belief systems. It was so beautiful and heartbreaking even when he cried for her when she lost the baby and he even agreed to pray with her despite not believing…again so beautiful and heartbreaking 🌹

As a non believer, this was a perfect and comforting description of the death process.

This show is a Netflix Masterpiece. It just blew me away.

Is he the one reading this?