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9/28/2015 5:00:59 AM
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Based on the placement of the statues, I believe it could be Crota's brother
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Edited by assaily: 9/28/2015 5:18:15 AMWhat do think about the connection between ahamkaras and the worms? How does it change our perspective of the nature of the ahamkaras? Edit: nevermind, found another post asking the same question
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From Verse 1:5 [quote]1. It was my father’s familiar. I ripped it from him as we fled. It is a dead white thing, segmented, washed up from the deep sea. 2. It’s dead, but it still speaks to me. It says: listen closely, oh vengeance mine...[/quote] From Verse 1:9 [quote]I am Yul, the Honest Worm. Behold my passage. Behold my vast displacement, my ponderous strength, my great and coiling length, my folded jaws and curled wings. Behold the hiving cities symbiotic with my flesh. I am fecund, Aurash. I am at the beginning and end of lives.[/quote] From Verse 2:2 [quote]Reality is a fine flesh, oh general ours. Let us feast of it.[/quote] From Verse 5:3 [quote]THE DRAGONS. Our gods should be ours alone. Their smug freedom is an insult to me. I’d shut them all in cells. Bring them to me![/quote] From Verse 5:4 [quote]Now arrives Xivu Arath, at the head of her armada. She fights the Harmony for fifty years with strategies and discipline. But the Harmony turn to dragon-wishes, and their wishful bishops wrestle Xivu in the ascendant plane. Next arrives Savathûn, flanked by her chorus and her celebrants. They trick their way onto Ana-Harmony in disguises, so that they might vivisect these dragons. The Worm our God laughs and laughs. [/quote]
