🧙‍♂️ The Horror of the Nightfort with Bookshelfstud and Sanrixian

Curtain goes up at 5 PM with Sanrixian and Bookshelfstud. We'll be talking the history of the castle, the legends and myths around it, and what will happen to Jon post-resurrection. With a bit of new info from Fire and Blood.
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[@stack.attack27]

Great stream! Absolutely love your work

[@gatovolador7798]

Jon has some amazing feats of strenght during the books, and they are always associated with him raging. Apart from that ocassion with Iron Emmet, there is the instance when he lifts Alister Thorne and starts choking him. Like... Jon is sixteen and lifting a dude presumably heavier than him in ringmail... that is no joke! The other one is when they find the poles left by the weeper, with the heads of the rangers impaled on them. He hulks out and just lifts one of the poles from the ground. Afterwards it says that the other poles are removed by 3 men-teams...

[@oswaldjr.]

Great discussion, folks. One thing I think you might have missed though … Patchface! I’m not sure what may end up happening, but Mel does say she’s seen him in her fires, surrounded by skulls with blood on his lips, so it does make sense something sinister could go down in the next book when Patchface gets to the Nightfort.

[@bore-osofmyr2539]

Speaking of Rob as Witch King, what do you guys think is the symbolism of snow melting in Rob’s hair? Jon mentions that snow is melting in Sam’s hair when he sees Sam off for Oldtown.

[@fakearya9158]

I had to come back and listen again, there was some great stuff in this stream! I've been mulling the "Summerhall of the Starks" idea all night! And rethinking the army of the dead and the dead Stark kings and the nazgul nine kings... You get me every time, Matt! 👍

[@lajaradayne3679]

Great points and username!

[@ridiculousedtollett6120]

Great stream guys. Had a thought, and the more I think it the more I'd like for it to happen... I would really like the Prologue of TWoW to be Bowen Marsh, a seasoned veteran of The Watch, running in fear for his life from a "freshly fallen Snow."

[@JoeMagician]

Ooo I love that, great catch!

[@ridiculousedtollett6120]

Like, I won't be disappointed if I get a different prologue, but maaaaan wouldn't it be great?

[@itzfifson6140]

This is the kind of analysis i love

[@FdotStizzy]

Your theory has made me think... do you think part of the bittersweet ending could be Jon’s name being scrubbed from the history books?

[@JoeMagician]

Probably not, there has been a Jon Stark since. The night King is almost certainly a Snow though.

[@aryahavinfun5682]

@@JoeMagician Remember also that when Jon first told Ygritte his name was Jon Snow, Ygritte replied "An evil name." I always thought her comment was a direct reference to the Nights King.

[@JoeMagician]

Astute Arya! I've had similar thoughts, although it cold also be that lots of Snows have joined the Watch over the years before it crumbled down to its current state. Imagine if every other ranger you encountered was a Snow.

[@aryahavinfun5682]

@@JoeMagician Mayhaps, but I tend to think a historical profusion of bastards surnamed Snow is only natural and no different nor more hateful than any other surnamed variety of Crows, so wouldn't stand out for special frisson to a brave spearwife like Ygritte. The name Jon doesn't seem to be an abundant or common name among the Westerosi, either above or below the Wall. "Jon Snow" however is reacted to in a particular, singular, and evidently more foreboding manner. Just sayin...

[@99veruca]

Maybe his story is like Dany's, a good guy becoming a villain for good reasons. He is also a Targaryen, with the madness and all.

[@lajaradayne3679]

I never want Halloween to be over! I'm so glad this happened. I want more spooky-ookiness.

[@JoeMagician]

Halloween never ends in ASOIAF

[@justincurll1110]

Bed, Axe and Beyond! XD So there's two Aswawf (ASIOAF) character's who's names are forbidden. The Night's King, aaannnd, the Great Other.

[@spinakker14]

It just occurred to me: you mentioned during the stream that the night's king is the only person in westerosi history whose name was cleared from the records. But then we don't know the last hero's name either, and these are the only nameless people in the story (as far as I know) Now, I don't think the two are the same, but it's pretty weird that apparently no one bothered to write down or even ask the guy's name who saved the world

[@HolasoyMai]

We also don't know the Great Other's name...

[@musicman7943]

Hey joe I love your vids. One thing I never... ever see addressed are the many afflictions that bother the people of Westeros but not only that the illnesses that plague. I wondered if maybe we can get a look into the lives of those afflicted by the most tedious of afflictions, to the most notorious. And pinpoint exactly what illnesses George was reffering to it making up

[@natashaconrad3367]

I watched the Fourth Kind as an adult and it frightened me so much that I wouldn't stay alone in my home for a very long time!!! It also gave me an extreme fear of white owls!

[@JoeMagician]

I might have to see this movie, I don't know what it is

[@Ussurin]

I too like the idea that Nightford is an og home of Starks. It kinda even works with names. Starks were Kings of Winter. Winter, not North. The Long Night was a generation long winter. We see here a connection between words winter and night. Nightford is a fort build for nights. Or Nights. Maybe Kings of Night, ie. Kings of Winter? Also I would like to see some discussion of name Winterfell. It can both mean a place where Winter began but also where it ended. If Starks became kings during Long Night and stabilized their throne by endind it, then it would be quite symbolic to give the castle build for Long Night to the group meant to keep it away and start living in a place where Winter has fallen.

[@williamhermann6635]

I think the giant ice dragon was named Winter and it died where the black pool in winterfell is now. Could Winter be reanimated by the Others? That would be badass.

[@donkeydarko77]

I needed this today. Thank you all.

[@55bueller]

That was badass using the opening theme to The Shining!

[@SingingSealRiana]

Well, it screams "Dias irae", with how the nightfort is framed, it needs the Dias irae in its theme

[@sunshinesilverarrow5292]

Thank you guys, nice discussion. 🌞

[@JoeMagician]

You binged quite a lot of these all in a row!

[@rheeventures8144]

I hope you guys do more of these for funsie 😁 ❤Always a pleasure and always diggin Halloween themed streams! Every day is a great time for the Nightfort!❄👻

[@JoeMagician]

Of course! We always find more nonsense to talk about that accidentally has good ideas behind it.

[@AwesomeMusicLady]

If Stannis kills Shireen how much blow back does he get from his men/others for killing his DAUGHTER? Look at all the crap people gave Theon for kinslaying when they think he killed Bran and Rickon

[@reignorshine.]

Hey I've always pictured Jon snow with a streak of white or half a head of white for some reason

[@JoeMagician]

Do you mean.............DARKSTAR

[@reignorshine.]

@@JoeMagician like Darkstar yes

[@TheNewPrometheus]

I almost guarantee that when Jon Snow is revived he will have a white streak in his hair à la Sweeney Todd, who coincidentally is also a character that that was once kind, then unfairly shipped off to a near inhospitable place (Australia/The Wall) “returns from the dead” significantly crueler who then seeks vengeance against those who wronged him

[@OuroborosLT]

The first time I heard the title of the theory I heard ' Return of the Wight Wolf'

[@JoeMagician]

I don't know how he missed such an obvious pun

[@OuroborosLT]

@@JoeMagician I mean it's eye-catching and more intriguing that way :) Btw I didn't get to ask questions on stream, so if you would be able to answer them that would be great! 1. Seems like Jon got a severe cut on his throat. Would he be able to speak after ressurrection? I know he said "Ghost" in the end, but it seems like he got a bad cut, and we know how it turned out with LSH. 2. Would he still be in a need of flexing his burned hand after ressurrection? Thank you for your stream guys once again!

[@AwesomeMusicLady]

I want an entire Ghost livestream now

[@wrongwayranger684]

Shoveling out the stairway has to be part of Marsh’s plan. Crossbows? Or they can retreat to the top of the Wall? Marsh has argued high ground before.

[@JoeMagician]

Very possible. They could just be planning to take a bunch of food (that they were maybe sending for Selyse) and hold out for the winter. It'd be extremely hard to assault the Nightfort once Winter sets in. Think how cut off the Overlook Hotel gets.

[@wrongwayranger684]

Joe Magician I absolutely agree the NF would be the best setting for this plot

[@Catking19]

I live in the city where paranormal activity is set. I know and lived in the neighborhood where the house would be based on the style 🙃

[@jamestaylor8037]

U got a new subscriber pal..watched ur strong video..awsome..im working my way thru ur other vids

[@alanpennie8013]

Electro March to the Scaffold. Great stuff Really like the way you're fleshing out the idea that Jon will become the Night King.

[@JoeMagician]

Which implies that the night King may have been justified in whatever he did. Or, at least can have empathy or understand his choices much like Tyrion or Jaime.

[@alanpennie8013]

@@JoeMagician It would be pretty cool to get some idea of the Others' sense of themselves and the world. After all we spent a fair amount of time with the orcs in LOTR.

[@dangelohabersham3143]

"The Experience will change him" Qyburn vibes

[@keittykit]

If they're gonna hide out in the Nightfort, and the killing tale would be retold, I want it to be Ghost with Jon inside. No need to remove shoes and be careful with clanking weapons when Ghost is silent af. It could be his own POV and we could see the struggle of his and Ghost's persona and could be the part where he loses his humanity and why he comes back effed up. If not his POV, it could be Mel knowing somehow that Jon is in Ghost and is observing him/them or something. Then cue the horror montage, and she goes "well, I think I need to get him out of his wolf" only for him to come back effed up. "Uh oh". And that could parallel them with Night's King and Queen somehow. Idk. I'm just watching the lives because when I binge-watched back a few months ago, I forgot to look at the "Live" tab like a dumbo.

[@falcoreluckdragon9472]

Sorry I meant the lady narrating in your whisperjewels video if she isn't don't do audio books she should . love your vids just discovered them yesterday

[@JoeMagician]

Glad you're enjoying them :D that's Melanie lot seven narrating the whisperjewels one. kzbin.info/door/10zqrtTtiAt5EAgJw0RATA

[@travisjames8033]

Could be a prolog instead of a POV CHAPTER

[@ruckusofredlake2077]

Can’t agree more with you Matt no need to be scared but deep thoughtful paranoia okay

[@everestrada9141]

Is the full art for the thumbnail on the channel’s Patreon or on any of sanrixian’s social media?

[@krakentacos]

Hey.This has been an awesome informative conversation. It's looking more & more like weirwood trees just might be being used for anti-human means & purposes.

[@falcoreluckdragon9472]

not sure but the lady you have narrating the book parts is the fucking best, sent chills down my spine please give mel a link to listen to more of the books

[@JoeMagician]

The lady? In this one it's Bookshelfstud narrating the book quotes. Did you mean a different video?

[@stephaniepeer3787]

Hi Matt! This stream brought up a bunch of things I hadn't thought of before - especially Celise, her men and those against Jon would flee to the Night Fort. I barely remember Dance of Dragons since I'm re-reading the earlier books. I also wanted to comment on the early marriage/consummation of the Jaeherys and Alysanne - I haven't read Fire and Blood yet, so I don't know the details. All I know is what you guys brought up that they were at 13/14 when this happened and you guys thought it was odd? Well, I was surprised because when I was in secondary school in the 90s (in Scotland), girls in my year were getting pregnant at 14 (not a whole bunch of them) and a lot of people in my year were sexually active under the age of 15, so this doesn't seem odd to me at all. I mean my school became the school that these underage mums came to to continue their education, so they came from all over my city to my school. I suppose it depends on the context you grew up in...

[@JoeMagician]

There's a lot swirling around Jon in his chapters in ADWD, it's easy to overlook especially he doesn't tend to notice them. He's distracted a lot and doesn't see the knives coming, so as a reader totally understandable to not pick up on it either. I believe the lines in Fire and Blood say that child marriages are very uncommon, only extremely high powered political marriages would feature them. Most people in Westeros that do get married do so by early 20's. But, you're right sexual activity usually starts sooner. Guess it's drawing a distinction between sex and marriage.

[@stephaniepeer3787]

Thanks for the clarification. Drawing the distinction between sex and marriage really is an interesting point. And you're nice and all about ADWD, but really, I barely remember it! I know the key points like Jon's stabbing and Dany in the Dothraki sea, but no. I need to re-read it. :D

[@alanpennie8013]

@@JoeMagician In the middle ages highborn children would be betrothed or even married very young but would certainly not be expected to have sex young because bearing children young was extremely dangerous.

[@JoeMagician]

@@alanpennie8013 yup! Tyrion being commanded to take Sansa's virginity and get her pregnant as soon as she had her period was very unusual even among the very rare child marriages. I was saying that people were sexually active at the same ages modern people usually are, and they got married around the same low 20's ages as today.

[@alanpennie8013]

@@JoeMagician I have read somewhere that the element of truth behind the First Night fiction is that lords were inclined to demand that their peasants marry earlier than the peasants themselves wished to

[@victoriasantoro6692]

Angry resurrected Jon going full cray cray vengeance ..could also apply and to Arya who is going on a full vengeance way murder them all in your list stuff ..She books and show is very consumed by her dream of vengeance against all of those who hurt her family,her friends and her ..She in the books is going a bit darker and darker on her path..What she endures in the House of Black and White and her strange training there helps on this ..In the show she probably is a bit more human and she instead to go to kill Cercei in S7 ..she meet with Hot Pie in his tavern and she learns about her family take back Winterfell and decides to return home instead to go alone on her ala Miss Vengeance mission to kill Cercei in KL ..See the difference between book Arya and show Arya..Its notable .

[@SingingSealRiana]

Well, in grrm defence, looking at Shakespears Juliette and a lot of historical figures . . . Sadly it is apropriate how grossly young o lot of his characters are

[@rulesnwitz]

I know this is a bit old but can someone source that sansa quote for me... appreciate it

[@wrongwayranger684]

What’s the chance the Queen was possessed or convinced to give up her jewels?

[@theprimo100]

1:19:55 reminds me of Always Sunny 15x6.

[@SingingSealRiana]

I am not a horror movie fan, most work around jumpscares, which does not work for me . . . Or beeing gross . . . I do not like beeing grossed out while watching shitty characters die of after doing the most stupid thing they could have done . . . It is just not my thing, I need good characters or a good storie to be entrigued. Not a movie, but a visual medium, Penny dreadful, I liked that one for the absolutly brillantly portrayed characters . . . One wants to hate Frankenstein for how bad one feels for his creation . . . But just like in the book, he is just a very sad and lost existance himself, compleatly selfcentered and causing a lot of harm . . .but not without trades one has to feel pity for too. They have the only good and truthful portrail of his creation I have ever encountered beside the book he origined in . . . Also, the female lead is just plainly awesome . . . My favorit horrorstory is probably "the case Charles Dexter Ward" from HP Lovecraft. It is not realy scary but a realy good story where the horror works over sympathy, for those faceing it. A storiy he gets a hell ton of shit for, "a color from outerspace" is in a way way scaryer, if one allowed themself to think about it. "Oh no, a color never seen before, it might kill is!" . . . Yeah that sounds rediculus, but it is not about a color, color was just the closest symbolic name to understand the concept of what he was actualy trying to convey. The story showes the fantasy equivalent of a radiation poisoning or a fallout which is quite a scary thing for like the mythical unknowen, one can not fight or quite understand it, but slowely it effects one and you will never know what exactly killed you, so the parallel makes a lot of sense. But for the story to work you have to think with it, not against, so I understand why many do not like it. Those typ of horror stories are way more my thing, even if Lovecraft was an absolut catastrophy and pretty pretty racist . . . He understood horror for he was constantly afraid himself and for he is long dead, I do not need to feel bad for supporting someone of questionable morals, he grains nothing from me reading them anymore. There are few monsters of horrorshings I find actualy scary . . . Funnely 2 came from Dr. Who . . .the Weeping Angels, for they would be everywhere and I do not even know . . . And the kid with the gasmask calling for his mom . . .it is a show kids are allowed to watch . . . On the other hand, I invented a monster for a "childrensbook" i think I will have to change the target audiance for, for the monster almost have two of my friends nightmares . . . But I realy like it and can not think of something else instead . . . Beside that, IT is scary, King to is very familiar with what horror is too . . . But I do not like his "authors voice" and I can not conect to his characters . . . The only book I actuly read compleatly and liked was the non horror, "the green mile" which I absolutly adore . . .it is realy different from his other writings.

[@everestrada9141]

42:00 Oh my god, Jojen is that one white guy in every horror movie who wants to investigate, I can’t….

[@stoffelstrange5215]

still hits. matt u rok

[@SingingSealRiana]

Dias irae . . .

[@JeremyMInman]

If Mad Axe is Jack Torrence, then The Thing That Comes in the Night is definitely a reference to It. Especially with the different ‘prentice boys all describing “the Thing” (or “It”) as something different, then showing up “floating too” behind him.

[@JoeMagician]

Great call, you're probably bang on about that. King and Martin are great friends and contemporaries in the horror genre.

[@GitaneRuse]

What if the prologue is from the perspective of one of the brothers who betrayed Jon as Jon gets his vengeance? Not going to happen, but a cool thought......

[@JoeMagician]

Like the last one who hears everything happening to the rest. Imagining every awful thing being done to his fellow mutineers as the screams get closer. I'm on board.

[@GitaneRuse]

Sanrixian's picture is a representation of what he sees when he finally works up the courage to look around the corner after the screams have gone silent.....

[@IamAmericasDaughter]

But The Starks do in a sense claim to be a relation to the NK, Winter is Coming. It’s a threat and/or a promise.

[@JoeMagician]

The sins of their past locked in tombs and beyond the Wall :)

[@anniekash2122]

So the Others are like the Blackfires to the Starks? Also, are people with greyscale similar to wights but the fire side? There has to be some connection or parallel between the two to balance sides.

[@JoeMagician]

I would say so, the night King was probably a bastard Stark who decided he was no different from his trueborn siblings. Hmmmmm I'm not sure, greyscale appears more connected to water and ice since it was a curse from the Rhoynar.

[@Lily2U1515]

Having a Weirwood tree growing right in the fort must have an influence.

[@JoeMagician]

An enormous one with a talking face too. And a smaller one in the kitchen. I would expect that to come up a lot in the coming book.

[@Lily2U1515]

aaaah man, you are getting me so hyped ! - Weirwoods are so bad- burn them all!

[@electrikjimmy608]

After listening to this at work I got thinking. I wonder if when Jon wargs into ghost at his death if he will go all mad axe on castle black as ghost the perfect silent assassin

[@JoeMagician]

That would be a twist, the direwolf ripping out the throats himself.

[@electrikjimmy608]

Love it. I'm new to your channel,but really love the whole platform. Great stuff man

[@JCftwZOMFGwtf]

Quick thought, what if the epilogue for TWOW is Bowen Marsh beyond the Wall, as he realises Jon was right all along

[@JoeMagician]

That'd be fun! Bowen running for his life from Lord Snow, the Mad Bastard of the Nightfort.

[@JCftwZOMFGwtf]

@@JoeMagician I was thinking he escapes through the Black Gate, and is forced to watch as the Wall comes down and the dead march past. His last thought being 'oh'.

[@SingingSealRiana]

@@JCftwZOMFGwtf love that idea ^^

[@nononono3421]

The Kings of Winter crown is an open crown, like a circlet. It has nine iron swords on it (reminiscent of the ringwraiths in LotR). Could it have once held 12 swords, worn by the 13th lord commander, but was "broken" by Brandon the Breaker when he defeated the Night's King, reclaiming his crown, now let with only nine? Or, mayhaps it was a circlet, a woman's crown; the Corpse Bride's crown. Catelyn now has such a crown in her hands.

[@Lily2U1515]

So are you saying Jon will be ruthless enough to stab Daenerys, Nissa Nissa style?

[@JoeMagician]

I'm not sure, they haven't met yet so it's hard to imagine him wanting to kill her.

[@Lily2U1515]

Ah yes motivation, good point. Possible he could be cold enough to, when presented it as a solution.

[@victoriasantoro6692]

FAB is horror ...just to remind Aereas strange and horrific decease ..with the worms pulling off inside her body and her baked from inside after her strange trip with Balerion in Valyria.If it isnt that pure and disgusting horror ..then what is it?

[@samanthamorris5340]

There was way too much build up about glamours before he is stabbed. I don't even think Jon Snow was killed, I think it was someone else like Tormund Giantsbane.

[@SingingSealRiana]

We where in his mind, how would that work? It worked for Mance, because we where looking from the outside, but glamour is only a shadow cast apon someone, a trick of light . . . It does not change the person beneith it, who they think they are and all.

[@kittykutebuns9405]

Fantastic insights. Avenging Dark Angel Snow!

[@JoeMagician]

I'm now imagining Jessica Alba as Jon Snow. Not a terrible idea.

[@chipsandip]

GRRM does know children's ages. He uses medieval times and culture from history as inspiration, when lifespans were much shorter and by 13 you were considered an adult ready to marry and bare children. Yes by today's standards it seems messed up and gross but a long time ago that actually happened and was common

[@JoeMagician]

He corrected that in Fire and Blood where he clarified that only the extremely powerful and highest of lords did that for political purposes. Most people in Westeros married around their early 20's. Child marriages were very rare in history and Westeros.

[@chipsandip]

@@JoeMagician oh I see! Also love all your content! Really amazing work. Your my new favorite!

[@lajaradayne3679]

@@chipsandip Yeah, Joe's right that George balanced that a bit more in F&B. You're right that the lifespan thing was an issue and people had to "grow up" early in some ways, but puberty didn't hit girls as early as it does in current industrialized nations. "Flowering," as George calls it, is triggered by body fat, so malnourished girls physically mature way later.

[@ackermanlol]

Lifespans weren't much shorter, if a person survived through their childhood they lived pretty long (unless a war happened or sth). And people didn't marry at 13. They married in their 20s, sometimes nobles would get engaged young but only for political reasons.

[@idontuploadanym0re]

Imagine Jon just slaying brothers of the Watch like Vader did to the rebels in Rogue One.

[@JoeMagician]

Exactly that kind of idea. Or Anakin in the Jedi temple.

[@philorepurcell3403]

Excellent, so many outstanding propositions here, well done! I will only note : I find his child personages very relatable, & very true to life, enough so that as a young man still, I see myself in many of these children. As to early marriage / relations : this too is very much part of reality. Quite a number of boys & girls in my family, many of my own direct ancestors, have been indeed not only betrothed very early, but also married early, producing children as swiftly as possible. The youngest marriage is of a boy, to a slightly older girl, as she could not be made to produce a child as early as he could be; it was a tactical calculation, even from parents who did love their children; at least so it was in many cases within my family’s histories. In the case of my family, this was a matter of political & dynastic significance, oblige, duty, & embraced in familial cultural standards ; time was often not wasted, especially not in my mother’s side of the line. Also, yes : for our family there have always been very high rates of marriage within the same close lines, too, including of uncles-nieces, aunts-nephews, & most commonly cousins. This was to an even greater extent than many other old families in the same countries, too… strange as I have come to fully realise it is to many today! And yes, as we see in F.A.B., there were problems at times & places with religious authorities due to this - & yes, our family held itself as an exception to such restrictions, ignoring any outside edicts. (And yes, this has come at a significant cost!, a cost affecting to this day in rare congenital unusualities.) Also, I should note in reference to how children perceive, think, & act : much of it varies I think drastically at times by both individual differences & by culture, including familial-level culture. To this day an high degree of expectation is held for us as children in my experience; I have been raised, taught, respected, & supported, in living as a young man in mind, discipline, conduct, etc, even as a boy, even as a child, even when having a low number of years; atop this, my natural disposition also inclines in certain facets to something seen as not-childlike, so there is that, too!.. So to me at least? : What many find as unrealistic portraits of children in the worlds of G.R.R.M., I find as very much real & reflective of life as it is, for so it is for me. And I find his depiction of early marriages, & of intrafamily marriages, very real to this world, very reflective of life, which is a nice change to see in modern western literature, which I find often in contrast simply makes a mockery of all such experiences, even as such experiences shape the histories, lives, epigenetic experiences, & genetic compositions of many people around the world to this day. Again, all my respect to you for your outstanding work here! I mean no disrespect at all; I only thought it could be helpful to add a perspective from within a family who has lived with these experiences, cultural norms, & expectations, too - even though now very early marriages no longer today are required, happily! Yet anyway, all of these are reasons I find so much with which to easily relate - yet then again, I suppose my family is in many ways not precisely modern, even though things including ages of marriage have changed!

[@victoriasantoro6692]

Personally i dont see how Jon gonna get rage against Danny or kill her as nissa nissa..Killing loved ones is not his type...They are not probably got met in the books ...Most probably Danny gonna met with FAegon and they gonna marry[uniting Blackfyres and Targaryens in one rule]..Grrm may resurrect Jon in the books or may not ..If he be resurrected there i want him to kill Sansa instead of Danny..Sansa is the no1 responsible there for the downfall of the Starks ..because she in S1 /book 1 betrayed Ned choosing to marry Geoffrey over her family .and this hasnt been repaid still ..It will be repaid in S8/book 6 or 7 with her get dies for the betrayals.she commited against her family.

[@WarriorGirl_113]

♡♡♡

[@veronicadoggone5660]

Your life isn't complete until you read Stephen King's Desperation & The Regulators... 🤯

[@wrongwayranger684]

Ammityville Horror (spelling) One flew over the Cookoos Nest also very creepy

[@AwesomeMusicLady]

I want an entire Ghost livestream now

[@JoeMagician]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGbKpquHgLaAi8U

[@TWard-je6mr]

Love the stream!

[@Swarzyc]

On a picture, Jons sword hilt would make it unusable.

[@markenfinger]

You switch back and forth too much. If someone coughs you don’t need to switch to it. Otherwise I loved it.

[@JoeMagician]

Appreciate the feedback!