The sound filter used over the final "I'm sorry, Isaac" never fails to give my chills. Makes it sound like his voice in the original flash version's intro (which is what first made me realise that Isaac's father is actually the narrator)
Glad to see someone else had the same exact feel that was absolutely heart wrenching when i first heard it and i couldn't stop listening to the lines afterwards
@@ferventwoe8856 it's insane how to the trained ear, just one tiny little detail filter can just rupture your entire feeling like a nail in the coffin.
@@Ohmman Edmund did a brilliant job with the direction of his sound design, he even said in an interview that he wanted to tell more of the story through the audio. It's clear that now that he has the tools to do so he's really taking his game to the next level.
That actually hurt my heart after you pointed pointed out, it's so true as well. Edit: something I learned recently: Matthias Bossi voiced the narrator in Vanilla/Flash as well, which I legit never knew until like two or three days ago, so aside from breaking our hearts with that callback, it is straight up just a way to, as the true ending also does, bring everything together in a big circle
Here’s my personal interpretation of what happens: -Isaac’s dad makes him cardboard toys (Bum-Bo) so he can express his imagination -Dad steals savings, spending money on beer and gambling, Mom begins binge-watching Televangelist broadcasts, causing arguments between the two -This comes to a boiling point when Mom catches Dad stealing money, cue the Ascension dialogue events -Guppy dies (this doesn’t have a specific date, but it most likely happened pre-divorce) -Before leaving, Dad tells Isaac to use his imagination to escape from reality, and that he will always be with him in spirit (Bum-Bo true end) -Isaac becomes increasingly depressed, Mom becomes psychologically (and possibly physically) abusive towards him -Isaac draws his mom as Mother, she locks him in the closet, thus instilling the idea he’s evil in his mind -Isaac becomes suicidal and believes he is truly evil and the cause for his parents’ divorce Here’s where there’s a couple possible outcomes: -Isaac dies in the chest, enters heaven (Dad’s voice is god?) -Isaac is taken to child therapy, undergoes Child Art Therapy (drawing exercise used so children can find a way to process trauma and reveal more about their home life.) Isaac’s clearly fucked-up drawings (including Mom brandishing a knife, monsters and demons made of guts and feces, and various depictions of Isaac dying or killing himself) cause Dad to easily win custody over Isaac (Adoption Papers item,) they start over and Isaac’s stories become happier (Beast Ending dialogue)
there's also the theory that isaac's dad committed suicide (in this scenario, "dad's note" is actually a suicide note) and the ending is isaac and his dad together in heaven
I feel bad for issac, having to deal with all this alone, his dad leaving, his cat dying, his mother calling him a demon and taking the only things he uses to cope with it
Something I considered when listening to the dialogue of the Maggie and Dad: The sudden shift in both of their behaviors halfway through (on Caves 1) leads me to think they are from two separate perspectives. Nobody ever thinks they are the bad guy. In the first two sets of dialogue, Maggie is clearly the sane, rational, and tempered person - responding to Dad angrily telling her to “get over the fact” he spent all of their money. He’s yelling the entire time, then leaves with Maggie saying they don’t need him. He leaves because she’s “pushing him.” This is how Maggie tells the story of Dad leaving. This is then followed by two sets of dialogue (bear in mind, after Dad said he would leave) where Dad is the rational one, while Maggie is acting insane. He tries to reason with her, but she keeps acting crazy. Dad reasons that (due to his addictions) he’s harming Isaac more than helping him, and decides to leave. He had no problem with the mother of his child being insane. She begs for him to stay, a complete contrast from the first set of dialogue. This is the perspective of Dad, leaving for a noble reason. My parents were like this when they got divorced. Both recounted that they made no mistakes in the relationship and raising us, and every problem was with the other person, who was insane, selfish, and angry (in their eyes). I don’t think this dialogue is supposed to be Maggie randomly going insane and Dad deciding to stay after the argument where he said he would leave and Maggie all but kicked him out after. This is why Dad left from two perspectives. From Maggie: Dad was a drunk, obsessive gambler who stole money and was setting a horrible example for Isaac. She wanted nothing else from him besides to never see him again. From Dad: Maggie was a brainwashed lunatic who wanted the family to follow her beliefs. Dad loved them both, but realized his addictions were harming Isaac, and had to leave for his good, despite Maggie begging him to stay. Both are not correct in their perspectives, but all Isaac can understand is what his parents tell him. These are the two stories as he understands them.
The thing about the argument is that it feels awfully genuine. There's no straight up "good" or "evil" party. Both assume the role of "victim" and "harasser" at some point in the discussion, which is how most real arguments develop. Both of Isaac's parents talk about and show their respective flaws. Both of them have valid points: Isaac's dad shouldn't have spent the family's savings on gambling, but Isaac's mom bringing religion into the mix again makes her sound insane, as she probably did several times before. Isaac's mom isn't just this fanatical tyrant, she's an overly religious housewife rightfully angry at her husband, who isn't this absent ideal father, but a man that seems tormented by several addictions.
I can’t listen to it without tears swelling up, I’ve heard arguments like this more than I can count on a daily basis for years, it could’ve been far worse but I can say with confidence that this shit is raw
*MAUSOLEUM II* *Dad:* I've spent it, it's gone! Just get over it! *Mom:* What do you mean? What do you mean, it's gone? HOW COULD YOU HAVE SPENT OUR SAVINGS?! *DEPTHS I / MINES II* *Mom:* He's self-destructive and disturbed! Just like his father... Look at who he has to look up to! And you're drunk again, aren't you? *Dad:* SHUT UP, MAGGY! SHUT! UP! Just keep pushing me like that, I'm leaving! *Mom:* Good, LEAVE! We'll be fine without you! Abandon us like you've abandoned yourself. *CAVES I / DOWNPOUR II* *Mom:* You need to repent. You need to confess your sins, and become saved! Let His light inside you! Cleanse your soul-! *Dad:* _(interrupting her)_ You are insane! You are taking this too far! Can't you hear how you sound? *Mom:* Pray with me... Pray for your salvation! Come, pray with us, Isaac! *BASEMENT I* _(sounds of footsteps and doors opening are heard, implying that Isaac's father is walking out of their house and or getting into a car)_ *Mom:* Where are you going? Wait! We need you! Your son NEEDS you! *Dad:* I'm doing more harm than good. I just can't do this anymore! I'm sorry... *Mom:* PLEASE! PLEASE, DON'T LEAVE US! *Dad:* _(softly)_ I'm sorry, Isaac...
@@uraniumbolt7594maybe they found the characters very personal, and they wanted to act out something very human to a lot of parents and especially kids of divorced parents. The little tyke that they raised actually voiced Isaac after all. It’s not uncommon for families to voice problematic or outright abusive family characters
"Ah ate em, they're gone. Just git over it, Dunkeh!" "What do you mean... What do you mean they're gone... How could you have eaten my parfaits, man?!"
Whatever the outcome you choose to believe in the story, isaac lives, dies, visits dad, whatever, this here paints the duality of characters. Maggy sad and distraught after he left and seeking faith for answers in a crumbling dream of a happy home; the father turning out to be an addict and a drunk to the point of realizing how much harm he was bringing, just a bit too late to turn it around despite how much isaac seemed to be cared for by him.
@@vulcanmemes9770 well it COULD make sense. Like maybe Isaac is doing the storywriting with his father in heaven, or maybe with God since some people seems to doubt isaac's dad make it to heaven
@@vulcanmemes9770 Literally most of the symbolism in this game deals with Isaac coming face to face with his death, from the floors getting more and more disturbing as you keep going down, to the enemies themselves, and especially most of the final boss fights.
This is a really sad situation no matter how you look at it. We know Isaac’s Mother is a poor excuse of a parent but it turns out that his father wasn’t a good person either. Stealing money from his family in the middle of the night and spending it on god knows what, calling his wife crazy when she tries to pray for him, and the “you’re drunk again, aren’t you?” line from Isaac’s mom... you know it’s a bad situation if SHE of all people has a good reason to be angry Even worse, in the legend of bumbo Isaac’s father is actually portrayed as a great dad. He creates stories and games with Isaac, makes toys for/with him out of cardboard, and encourages him to keep his imagination flowing. He was a good father for sure, but a lousy husband, and that’s what caused all of this And when you realize what happened to Isaac, it’s obvious that all of this could have been so easily prevented
Isaac’s father was a terrible person and husband, but he was there for Isaac. It’s honestly heart-wrenching knowing Isaac dies even with his father’s care and partially because of his father’s advice on the power of imagination. Plus, it’s possible Isaac’s father also died (the hanging theory) and that just makes it way way worse.
@@gloriousbeard9054 He was there to play with him. But he was not truly there for him. He spent their entire savings on gambling. He loved him, but he was just as bad a parent as mom was.
Not to mention, bumbo hits so different after completing everything. The coin representing stealing and all. Isaac’s father may not be the best, but it’s clear that Isaac still sees the world in him
@@WadeAlma To be fair, gambling addiction is a disorder that’s very difficult to get out of. It’s possible he still loved his son but he just couldn’t help himself. An aunt developed gambling addiction for a few years but she still very clearly loved me and my cousins deeply. The Alcoholics Anonymous coin item at least proves he was trying to somewhat better himself in some capacity. (not that he succeeded of course)
They play randomly after your first dogma run during the decent. I'm just glad I get to hear the end dialouge clearly now, his saddended voice can get eaten up by the reversed music sometimes
@@thecollector4332 Isaac’s mom is manipulative and abusive, Isaac’s dad was a substance abuser and massive gambler. Isaac really did deserve better parents
I feel like when the mother was doing that was she said it in a act of angry almost bluffing if you will but to see the father actually leaving she was trying to bring him back
It represents the same story from 2 points of view : the mother saying he was a self-destructive man and that she's better off without him, and the father saying she was insane, but feels sorry for isaac as he's "doing more harm than good" and has to leave. represents pretty well the torment that isaac feels when seeing his family torn apart so much.
I wonder if after all of that happened he moved to his father's house, since apparently Mom and Dad went through the divorce process (Divorce Papers) and the Dogma ending has Isaac and Dad having a conversation as they draw the story
@@blepmaster For what i can get, all the game is just isaacs imagination... where he dies of course, but at the end, everything just seems like a autobiography, a little kid with weird ways to express himself, draw non conventional stuff for kids caused by the influences of his super christian family, i mean, even isaac draws weird stuff, like our man ed
I remember I preordered Repentance the exact day preorders started for it, i was so hyped about what this final dlc would add to the game, and on launch day, when i found this strange door in the depths i immediately scoured the internet for advice on how to enter it, and once i found out and started the ascent to the home floor, my jaw fucking dropped, this scene was so powerful, the music mixed with the heartbreaking voice acting all culminate to make this really emotional scene, i love this scene and i love this game so much
I'm pretty sure Edmund already stated this but I'll say it anyways. You can call the Beast Ending the, "Good Ending" but in reality is a fake. Isaac's imagination led him to believe he has a better happier ending where his parents don't argue, and when his Mother isn't insanely obsessed with Christianity. Guppy being alive and over all a happy life stated by one thing Dad says to Isaac in that ending. "Isaac and his parents lived in a small house on a hill." When in the usual intro it's "Isaac and his Mother lived alone in a small house on a hill."
This leading up towards the "true" ending is an amazing way to bring the game to the neatly wrapped bow that it always deserved. But it hurts when you can relate with some of the things in the game, especially when this hits you in the chest with so much force you're awe struck. Also after checking the credits in Vanilla, Matthias voiced the narrator in that one too! Which I NEVER knew, so the very last "I'm sorry Isaac..." is just the perfect callback (it already was but it's 100x better knowing that Matthias voiced the narrator in vanilla as well)
“Good, leave! We’ll be fine without you!” “Where are you going?! Wait! We NEED you!” If that doesn’t scream abusive and manipulative, I don’t know what does. I feel even less sorry for Isaac’s mom than I already did. I truly believe that she is a monster. Looks like Satan, The Beast, and Dogma played a bigger part in it than anyone thought.
I feel like this entire story brings a side to the story for each member of the family, even if Isaac’s parents are still bad people at the end of the day honestly
If you consider that the mother was being left alone with her son as and the sons father being a raging alcoholic and gambling addict than her reaction seems reasonable. She‘s just as desperate as Isaac is for his family to be whole again. No one is the main villian here.
From the looks of it, it seems like that while Isaac's dad wasn't the best husband, stealing money from his wife's savings and getting drunk, he does seem to at least genuinely care for Isaac, saying in the end how "he was doing more harm than good" and apologizing to Isaac as he left. Now, it's a question of which came first; Isaac's mother's overzealous teachings and demonizing driving Isaac's father to drinking, or Isaac's father's drinking driving the mother to force her religion to try and save him, and letting it consume her identity?
When Edmund himself tells him that his game is "open ended", yes. There is very much a happy ending if you want it to be, if you interpret it that way.
@@Ruffeep Not even. Nothing cements Isaac's death, not even Edmund as he has said everything and the contrary. The final ending (the Beast one) could be interpreted as either Isaac recreating his life story in heaven... or him being in custody at his dad's and playing together. Because that's the thing, the game could very much be a mere metaphor. It's easy for a small kid to blame himself for his parents' problems, and invent a scenario to justify it. Just like how Isaac sees himself as the Devil. But nothing can tell for sure if the game is the sick story of a creative child... Or the real tragedy of a five years old killing himself. And even that last part is wonky because it's not sure if he did it on purpose: Bumbo's last ending seems to indicate that Isaac went to the Chest to play like he used to do with his dad...and locked himself in accidentally But truth be told, the best stories are often up to interpretation.
I spent it. It's gone. Just get over it! (What do you mean it's gone?) (How can you have spent our savings!?) (He's self destructive and disturbed JUST Like his father!) (Look at who he has to look up to!) (And you're drunky again aren't you?) Shut up maggie! SHUT UP! You just keep pushing me like this! Im leaving! (Fine! Leave! Abandon us like you've abandoned yourself..)
French Translation/Traduction Française : 1 - Papa : Je les ai dépensé. Il n'y en a plus. Fais-toi une raison ! Maman : Que veut-tu dire ? Que veut-tu dire par « Il n'y en a plus ? » Comme as-tu pu dépensé nos économies !? 2 - Maman : Il est auto-destructeur et dérangé, TOUT comme son père ! Regarde qui il doit admirer ! Et tu es encore bourré, n'est-ce pas ? Papa : TA GUEULE MARIE* ! TA. GUEULE ! Tu n’arrêtes pas de me pousser à bout ! Je pars ! Maman : Très bien ! Part ! Nous irons bien sans toi ! Abandonne-nous comme tu t'es abandonné toi-même ! 3 - Maman : Tu as besoin de te repentir. Tu as besoin de confesser tes péchés et d'être sauvé. Laisse sa lumière t'envahir ! Purifie ton âme ! Papa : TU. ES. FOLLE. Tu prends tout ça bien trop au sérieux. Tu t'entends parler ? Maman : Prie avec moi. Prie pour ton salut. Viens. Prie avec nous, Isaac... 4 - Maman : Où vas-tu ? ATTENDS ! On a besoin de toi. Ton fils a BESOIN de toi. Papa : Je fais plus de mal que de bien. Je ne peux plus le supporter. Je suis désolé... Maman : S'il te plaît... S'il te plaît, ne nous quitte pas... Papa : Je suis désolé, Isaac... *Note : Dans le jeu, elle s'appelle Magdaleine (donc Maggie/Maggy en est le surnom) tout comme le personnage. Hors là, j'ai utilisé le terme « Marie » car Magdaleine est le nom anglophone pour Marie-Madeleine. J'ai donc pris la liberté de le traduire pour garder la référence biblique intacte. PS : Si la traduction est inexacte/bourrée de fautes, vous pouvez ajouter vos propositions dans les commentaires. Merci !
Ok can I talk about the caves dialogue (0:38). It is so good, I don’t know what it is about it but mother seems so genuinely... something, desperate? Sad? Anxious? I don’t know but it hits so hard! And that “you are insane” just hits so deep
Script: (Dad) I spent it, it's gone. Just get over it. (Mom) What do you mean...What do you mean it's gone..? How could you have spent our savings?! (Mom) He's self-destructive and disturbed, just like his father! Look at who he has to look up to! And you're drunk again, aren't you-- (Dad) SHUT UP, MAGGY!! SHUT. UP. You just keep pushing me like this; I'm leaving! (Mom) Good! LEAVE!! We'll be fine without you! Abandon us like you abandoned yourself! (Mom) You need to repent. You need to confess your sins, and become saved! Let His light inside you! CLEANSE YOUR SOU-- (Dad) You ARE insane! You are taking this too far. Didn't you hear how you sound?! (Mom) Pray with me, pray for your salvation. Come, pray with us, Isaac..! (Mom) Where are you going...?! Wait! We NEED you! Your son NEEDS you!! (Dad) I'm doing more harm than good... I just can't do this anymore. (Mom) PLEEEASE, DON'T LEAVE US!! (Dad) I'm sorry, Isaac...
Honestly its the dads fault, the way the mom talks to him at the middle part, makes me think that she is breaking her sanity because of her own husband getting drunk, why i think the mom called isaac a demon, might be because of the similarity of her husband's stubborn and hardening behavior, When the dad left the mom turned insane so thats probably the reason she calls isaac a demon or smth :hope you understand though:
Español 1 Papa = Lo gaste se acabo solo superalo Mama= ¿A que te refieres que se fue? Como pudiste gastar todos nuestros ahorros 2 Mama=El es autodestructivo y perturbado al igual que su padre mira a quien admira y estas borracho de nuevo ¿no? Papa= CALLATE MAGGIE CALLATE solo sigueme molestando y me ire Mama=BIEN estaremos bien sin ti nos abandonas como te abandonaste a ti mismo 3 Mama= Necesitas confesar tus pecados y ser salvado deja que la luz entre en ti y te limpie Papa= Estas loca lo estas llevando demasiado lejos ¿ no puedes oir como suenas? Mama=Reza conmigo reza por tu salvación ven isaac reza con nosotros 4 Mama= A donde vas espera te necesitamos Tu hijo te necesita Papa=Estoy haciendo mas daño que bien ya no puedo hacer esto Realmente lo siento Mama=lo siento porfavor porfavor no nos dejes Papa= isaac lo siento
5 Bumbo final de mama Mama=isaac ¿A quien le estas hablando? ¿Dónde conseguiste esas cosas? Pense que las habia tirado EL NOS DEJO ISAAC SE FUE EL NUNCA NOS AMO ¿NO LO ENTIENDES? Isaac= no no mamá por favor Mama= Isaac escuchame Solo somos nosotros ahora Solo somos nositras isaac Tu y mama
0 PAPA= Y el mundo de bumbo crecera y crecerá Y siwmpre estara ahi para ti Es una forma de escapar del mundo real. Ahi no hay final para tu imaginación. No hay limite, para lo que puedes crear. Cuando las cosas se pongan dificiles, puedes ir ahi. Cuando te sientas debil. Puedes escaoar a este mundo que creamos y volverte fuerte. Recuerda esto siempre isacc: Tu imaginacion no conoce los limites y yo siempre estare ahi esperándote. En nuestra proxima aventura juntos
So, from what I've gathered (I've never played the game), the father wasn't the best man, willing to spend all their hard-earned savings in one go, getting drunk to forget or not have to hear/comprehend his wife's yelling, ect. This caused the mother to try and take some refuge through religion, but her warped view on the world (probably due to past experiences, but let's not lie, having a partner who doesn't seem to care about you or even what happens to your family would darken your view on the world too) led her to eventually become obsessed and further drive her husband away. When he left, she was devastated, and started pushing her delusions on to Isaac harder, and the fact he probably has some family resemblance to the father doesn't make anything better for Isaac. It's a really sad story about a broken, eventually abusive family, and poor Isaac, who's done nothing wrong, is just caught in the middle of it. 😟
I remember seeing theories that Magdalene was Isaac's sister, but i think its not true, since if Repentance literally told the whole lore there should have been some lines from Dads Notes or some drawings in the true ending...
No, his father is very disturbed like the mother, spent all saving with nothing and robber the mom purse is tha bad things, our boy isaac is the child from a bad wedding, this is sad man. :/
@@theequalizer694 It’s worth noting that Maggie’s descent into religious extremism only really happened due to isaac’s dad’s actions and behavior, turning to an abusive, controlling mother after everything in her life was going horrible and looking for any way to improve her life. Really, the arguments presented in this very scene here ends up painting a depiction of a broken family who you can really empathize with anyone in the family. Isaac’s dad is a gambling addict and alcoholic, and left his wife after seeing the damage he was causing to the family, not realizing the consequence of turning away and never looking back. Isaac’s mom is someone who’s life started spiraling out of control, and in her attempts to solve her problems and find comfort in her life, she takes things too far and only ends up creating even worse problems. And we have Isaac, a child born into this family who feels guilty for everything going on in his life, between his parent’s arguments regarding Isaac, his mom’s extremist view, and their eventual split, he sees himself as evil for stuff out of his control.
• Dad: I've spent it. It's gone! Just get over it! • Mom: What do you mean? What do you mean, it's gone? HOW COULD YOU HAVE SPENT OUR SAVINGS?! • Mom: He's self-destructive and disturbed, just like his father... Look at who he has to look up to! And you're drunk again, aren't you ? • Dad: SHUT UP, MAGGY! SHUT! UP! You just keep pushing me like this, I'm leaving! • Mom: Good, LEAVE! We'll be fine without you! Abandon us like you abandoned yourself... • Mom: You need to repent. You need to confess your sins and become saved! Let His light inside you! Cleanse your soul! • Dad: You are insane! You are taking this too far! Can't you hear how you sound? • Mom: Pray with me! Pray for your salvation! Come, pray with us Isaac... Mom: Where are you going? Wait! We need you! Your son NEEDS you! • Dad: I’m doing more harm than good. I just can’t do this anymore. I’m sorry... • Mom: Please...! Please don't leave us! • Dad: I'm sorry Isaac...
I don’t understand the timeline here, first they fight, then the tells him to leave, but then she talks about him needing to repent and become saved, and then out of nowhere she begs him not to leave? Does she have alzheimers?
![[The Legend of Bum-bo] - All Endings](/img/n.gif)
"I'm sorry Isaac..."
*Tears up + 5000*
its just a lazer of tears
rock bottom + soy milk + polyphemus obtained
@@danteydantes8415 + kidney stone
LMAO!
Isnt that just a kamehameha wave of tears then?
"DMG down + Tears way up"
Leche de soya
Soy milk
@@amarelospace uh
@@lynxesghost9918 soy milk in Spanish
@@poyofritosovietico6817 ik my main lng is spanish
The sound filter used over the final "I'm sorry, Isaac" never fails to give my chills. Makes it sound like his voice in the original flash version's intro (which is what first made me realise that Isaac's father is actually the narrator)
Glad to see someone else had the same exact feel that was absolutely heart wrenching when i first heard it and i couldn't stop listening to the lines afterwards
@@ferventwoe8856 it's insane how to the trained ear, just one tiny little detail filter can just rupture your entire feeling like a nail in the coffin.
@@Ohmman Edmund did a brilliant job with the direction of his sound design, he even said in an interview that he wanted to tell more of the story through the audio. It's clear that now that he has the tools to do so he's really taking his game to the next level.
just was going about my day and i thought of this exact comment because its sooooo cool. youve made a lating impact in my head man i subbed
That actually hurt my heart after you pointed pointed out, it's so true as well.
Edit: something I learned recently: Matthias Bossi voiced the narrator in Vanilla/Flash as well, which I legit never knew until like two or three days ago, so aside from breaking our hearts with that callback, it is straight up just a way to, as the true ending also does, bring everything together in a big circle
That " _I'm sorry Isaac_ " is spine chilling
“We need you, your son needs you!”
“I WILL BECOME BACK MY MONEY”
he will become back his money
@@sarchived he will
"I HOPE YOU WILL IN YOUR NEXT TIME A COW ON A TRASH FARM, YOU SUCKER"
he will become back their savings
game: sad
ascent: heartbreaking
community:
Here’s my personal interpretation of what happens:
-Isaac’s dad makes him cardboard toys (Bum-Bo) so he can express his imagination
-Dad steals savings, spending money on beer and gambling, Mom begins binge-watching Televangelist broadcasts, causing arguments between the two
-This comes to a boiling point when Mom catches Dad stealing money, cue the Ascension dialogue events
-Guppy dies (this doesn’t have a specific date, but it most likely happened pre-divorce)
-Before leaving, Dad tells Isaac to use his imagination to escape from reality, and that he will always be with him in spirit (Bum-Bo true end)
-Isaac becomes increasingly depressed, Mom becomes psychologically (and possibly physically) abusive towards him
-Isaac draws his mom as Mother, she locks him in the closet, thus instilling the idea he’s evil in his mind
-Isaac becomes suicidal and believes he is truly evil and the cause for his parents’ divorce
Here’s where there’s a couple possible outcomes:
-Isaac dies in the chest, enters heaven (Dad’s voice is god?)
-Isaac is taken to child therapy, undergoes Child Art Therapy (drawing exercise used so children can find a way to process trauma and reveal more about their home life.) Isaac’s clearly fucked-up drawings (including Mom brandishing a knife, monsters and demons made of guts and feces, and various depictions of Isaac dying or killing himself) cause Dad to easily win custody over Isaac (Adoption Papers item,) they start over and Isaac’s stories become happier (Beast Ending dialogue)
I agree with you on that
@@MAR_abisal i looked it up, yeah he dead
there's also the theory that isaac's dad committed suicide (in this scenario, "dad's note" is actually a suicide note) and the ending is isaac and his dad together in heaven
@@toastwings9358 that... makes too much sense...
Who really are you 🤔
Isaac is dead in the chest, but he locked himself in unvoluntarily.
I feel bad for issac, having to deal with all this alone, his dad leaving, his cat dying, his mother calling him a demon and taking the only things he uses to cope with it
0:45
normal people when they see how long people play isaac for
play with me play for Ur salvation
Does 10k hours count?
@@DankDimensionMemes possibly…
@@thejecerk She says PRAY not play
@@kenesys8713 do you know a thing called a joke?
Something I considered when listening to the dialogue of the Maggie and Dad: The sudden shift in both of their behaviors halfway through (on Caves 1) leads me to think they are from two separate perspectives.
Nobody ever thinks they are the bad guy. In the first two sets of dialogue, Maggie is clearly the sane, rational, and tempered person - responding to Dad angrily telling her to “get over the fact” he spent all of their money. He’s yelling the entire time, then leaves with Maggie saying they don’t need him. He leaves because she’s “pushing him.” This is how Maggie tells the story of Dad leaving.
This is then followed by two sets of dialogue (bear in mind, after Dad said he would leave) where Dad is the rational one, while Maggie is acting insane. He tries to reason with her, but she keeps acting crazy. Dad reasons that (due to his addictions) he’s harming Isaac more than helping him, and decides to leave. He had no problem with the mother of his child being insane. She begs for him to stay, a complete contrast from the first set of dialogue. This is the perspective of Dad, leaving for a noble reason.
My parents were like this when they got divorced. Both recounted that they made no mistakes in the relationship and raising us, and every problem was with the other person, who was insane, selfish, and angry (in their eyes).
I don’t think this dialogue is supposed to be Maggie randomly going insane and Dad deciding to stay after the argument where he said he would leave and Maggie all but kicked him out after. This is why Dad left from two perspectives.
From Maggie: Dad was a drunk, obsessive gambler who stole money and was setting a horrible example for Isaac. She wanted nothing else from him besides to never see him again.
From Dad: Maggie was a brainwashed lunatic who wanted the family to follow her beliefs. Dad loved them both, but realized his addictions were harming Isaac, and had to leave for his good, despite Maggie begging him to stay.
Both are not correct in their perspectives, but all Isaac can understand is what his parents tell him. These are the two stories as he understands them.
Holy crap...
0:37 *Sounds of fetuses dying*
oops
It sounds more fitting somehow.
Embryos*
LMAO
It's Dr.fetus 😒
That last one is heart wrenching
The stealing money from the purse picture would've fit with the "I spent it, it's gone just get over it" line
yea i was thinking that too
Guess she will not become back her money
The thing about the argument is that it feels awfully genuine. There's no straight up "good" or "evil" party. Both assume the role of "victim" and "harasser" at some point in the discussion, which is how most real arguments develop. Both of Isaac's parents talk about and show their respective flaws. Both of them have valid points: Isaac's dad shouldn't have spent the family's savings on gambling, but Isaac's mom bringing religion into the mix again makes her sound insane, as she probably did several times before.
Isaac's mom isn't just this fanatical tyrant, she's an overly religious housewife rightfully angry at her husband, who isn't this absent ideal father, but a man that seems tormented by several addictions.
I can’t listen to it without tears swelling up, I’ve heard arguments like this more than I can count on a daily basis for years, it could’ve been far worse but I can say with confidence that this shit is raw
*MAUSOLEUM II*
*Dad:* I've spent it, it's gone! Just get over it!
*Mom:* What do you mean? What do you mean, it's gone? HOW COULD YOU HAVE SPENT OUR SAVINGS?!
*DEPTHS I / MINES II*
*Mom:* He's self-destructive and disturbed! Just like his father... Look at who he has to look up to! And you're drunk again, aren't you?
*Dad:* SHUT UP, MAGGY! SHUT! UP! Just keep pushing me like that, I'm leaving!
*Mom:* Good, LEAVE! We'll be fine without you! Abandon us like you've abandoned yourself.
*CAVES I / DOWNPOUR II*
*Mom:* You need to repent. You need to confess your sins, and become saved! Let His light inside you! Cleanse your soul-!
*Dad:* _(interrupting her)_ You are insane! You are taking this too far! Can't you hear how you sound?
*Mom:* Pray with me... Pray for your salvation! Come, pray with us, Isaac!
*BASEMENT I*
_(sounds of footsteps and doors opening are heard, implying that Isaac's father is walking out of their house and or getting into a car)_
*Mom:* Where are you going? Wait! We need you! Your son NEEDS you!
*Dad:* I'm doing more harm than good. I just can't do this anymore! I'm sorry...
*Mom:* PLEASE! PLEASE, DON'T LEAVE US!
*Dad:* _(softly)_ I'm sorry, Isaac...
Wait,isaac's mom name is maggy?
@@bobuxman1434
Magdalene O. Moriah (or M.O.M)
@@bobuxman1434 in the Isaac card game one of the cards based on the divorce papers item shows her full name
Oh, so her name is Maggy. I thought he has saying “Shut up, Meg”
Mom: Just leave, we'll be fine without you
Also Mom: NO PLEASE DON'T LEAVE
All of the voice lines give me the chills, it sounds so real, like a real fight between a mom and a dad
The voices of Dad & Mom (Matthias Bossi & Carla Kihlstedt) are married (& and are parents to a child) IRL!
@@JM-zo5me must have been a difficult recording session
@@uraniumbolt7594maybe they found the characters very personal, and they wanted to act out something very human to a lot of parents and especially kids of divorced parents. The little tyke that they raised actually voiced Isaac after all. It’s not uncommon for families to voice problematic or outright abusive family characters
I always stop playing to listen to the "I'm sorry Isaac" Poor isaac.... He didn't deserve any of this
I have a mod that replaces these sound clips with Donkey and Shrek arguing
"Ah ate em, they're gone. Just git over it, Dunkeh!"
"What do you mean... What do you mean they're gone... How could you have eaten my parfaits, man?!"
Tell me where can I find this on YT
I need this mod
The Binding of The Gingerbread Man
After that, the amount of tears up I have is practically a brimstone
Whatever the outcome you choose to believe in the story, isaac lives, dies, visits dad, whatever, this here paints the duality of characters. Maggy sad and distraught after he left and seeking faith for answers in a crumbling dream of a happy home; the father turning out to be an addict and a drunk to the point of realizing how much harm he was bringing, just a bit too late to turn it around despite how much isaac seemed to be cared for by him.
Isaac dying literally makes no sense and is just edmund spouting drivel
@@vulcanmemes9770 well it COULD make sense. Like maybe Isaac is doing the storywriting with his father in heaven, or maybe with God since some people seems to doubt isaac's dad make it to heaven
@@vulcanmemes9770 Him dying is kinda the theme of the game from the moment Blue Baby is unlocked to the moment the game ends.
@@vulcanmemes9770 Literally most of the symbolism in this game deals with Isaac coming face to face with his death, from the floors getting more and more disturbing as you keep going down, to the enemies themselves, and especially most of the final boss fights.
This is also because the alternative path (Isaac Living) has already been explored.
As Edmund.
I paused the video but it’s still playing
it is sad
This is a really sad situation no matter how you look at it. We know Isaac’s Mother is a poor excuse of a parent but it turns out that his father wasn’t a good person either. Stealing money from his family in the middle of the night and spending it on god knows what, calling his wife crazy when she tries to pray for him, and the “you’re drunk again, aren’t you?” line from Isaac’s mom... you know it’s a bad situation if SHE of all people has a good reason to be angry
Even worse, in the legend of bumbo Isaac’s father is actually portrayed as a great dad. He creates stories and games with Isaac, makes toys for/with him out of cardboard, and encourages him to keep his imagination flowing. He was a good father for sure, but a lousy husband, and that’s what caused all of this
And when you realize what happened to Isaac, it’s obvious that all of this could have been so easily prevented
Isaac’s father was a terrible person and husband, but he was there for Isaac. It’s honestly heart-wrenching knowing Isaac dies even with his father’s care and partially because of his father’s advice on the power of imagination. Plus, it’s possible Isaac’s father also died (the hanging theory) and that just makes it way way worse.
@@gloriousbeard9054 He was there to play with him. But he was not truly there for him. He spent their entire savings on gambling. He loved him, but he was just as bad a parent as mom was.
Not to mention, bumbo hits so different after completing everything. The coin representing stealing and all. Isaac’s father may not be the best, but it’s clear that Isaac still sees the world in him
@@WadeAlma
To be fair, gambling addiction is a disorder that’s very difficult to get out of. It’s possible he still loved his son but he just couldn’t help himself. An aunt developed gambling addiction for a few years but she still very clearly loved me and my cousins deeply.
The Alcoholics Anonymous coin item at least proves he was trying to somewhat better himself in some capacity. (not that he succeeded of course)
When i hear "i'm sorry Isaac" tears instantly run and just can't help it :(
I cried the first time I heard this
everyone did
@@markom7841 indeed
@@markom7841 i thought i had issues or something
I was fine until i heard the "I'm sorry, Isaac"
Me too
"How could you have spent our savings?"
"But, Maggy, look! My monkey has a leopard pattern, shades, a propeller hat and is blowing a party blower"
Cheers for uploading these, was a bit sad they didn't play for me the second time.
They play randomly after your first dogma run during the decent. I'm just glad I get to hear the end dialouge clearly now, his saddended voice can get eaten up by the reversed music sometimes
@@chaosdracos Yeah, found that out later, think it bugged on a run for me where it didn't play for me :|
Hi dad
“I’m sorry Isaac” ruined me more than a blind Soy Milk pedestal 😭😭
This...hits close to home. Literally.
I’m sorry. I can relate to it too.
hope you both are doing better
Verbalase and his Wife Arguing About the 50k Animation:
LMFAOOOO
Not even Soy Milk can give me this many Tears Up
Soy milk + number one tho
"I'm leaving."
"GOOD, We'll be fine without you >:("
Later...
*Dad actually leaves*
"Wait, come back we need you :("
The mother is manipulative.
@@thecollector4332 Isaac’s mom is manipulative and abusive, Isaac’s dad was a substance abuser and massive gambler. Isaac really did deserve better parents
women☕
I feel like when the mother was doing that was she said it in a act of angry almost bluffing if you will but to see the father actually leaving she was trying to bring him back
It represents the same story from 2 points of view : the mother saying he was a self-destructive man and that she's better off without him, and the father saying she was insane, but feels sorry for isaac as he's "doing more harm than good" and has to leave. represents pretty well the torment that isaac feels when seeing his family torn apart so much.
“I’m Sorry,Isaac”
*+2000 TEARS,DAMAGE & RANGE PER SEC*
I question weather isaac left with his dad and telling a story or stayed with mom to retell his life to himself
I wonder if after all of that happened he moved to his father's house, since apparently Mom and Dad went through the divorce process (Divorce Papers) and the Dogma ending has Isaac and Dad having a conversation as they draw the story
Edmund confirmed years ago that isaac is dead, so, tecnically the second
@@martin_crakc786 edmund is wrong tho because it contradicts itself years later
@@vulcanmemes9770 not really, it was just for the fans that he contradicts himself it was confirmed via Twitter
@@blepmaster For what i can get, all the game is just isaacs imagination... where he dies of course, but at the end, everything just seems like a autobiography, a little kid with weird ways to express himself, draw non conventional stuff for kids caused by the influences of his super christian family, i mean, even isaac draws weird stuff, like our man ed
I remember I preordered Repentance the exact day preorders started for it, i was so hyped about what this final dlc would add to the game, and on launch day, when i found this strange door in the depths i immediately scoured the internet for advice on how to enter it, and once i found out and started the ascent to the home floor, my jaw fucking dropped, this scene was so powerful, the music mixed with the heartbreaking voice acting all culminate to make this really emotional scene, i love this scene and i love this game so much
1:21 rock bottom+soy milk+poly
I know it's been out for a while but whenever I come to section and listen to the dialogue, I have to fight back tears-
"i'm sorry Isaac" im not crying, you are!
This game makes me tear up more than a game should!
I'm pretty sure Edmund already stated this but I'll say it anyways.
You can call the Beast Ending the, "Good Ending" but in reality is a fake. Isaac's imagination led him to believe he has a better happier ending where his parents don't argue, and when his Mother isn't insanely obsessed with Christianity. Guppy being alive and over all a happy life stated by one thing Dad says to Isaac in that ending.
"Isaac and his parents lived in a small house on a hill."
When in the usual intro it's
"Isaac and his Mother lived alone in a small house on a hill."
friendly reminder that Isaac gets _quite literally_ blinded by Dogma before you get the Epilogue Ending
So, Delirium ending still true ending?
@@fallen9997 yes
As a child of divorce - this path is tough to get through.
This leading up towards the "true" ending is an amazing way to bring the game to the neatly wrapped bow that it always deserved. But it hurts when you can relate with some of the things in the game, especially when this hits you in the chest with so much force you're awe struck. Also after checking the credits in Vanilla, Matthias voiced the narrator in that one too! Which I NEVER knew, so the very last "I'm sorry Isaac..." is just the perfect callback (it already was but it's 100x better knowing that Matthias voiced the narrator in vanilla as well)
Don't worry guys, he just went to the closest shop to buy some milk.
He will come back....
beCOME BACK MY MONEY
“Good, leave! We’ll be fine without you!”
“Where are you going?! Wait! We NEED you!”
If that doesn’t scream abusive and manipulative, I don’t know what does. I feel even less sorry for Isaac’s mom than I already did.
I truly believe that she is a monster. Looks like Satan, The Beast, and Dogma played a bigger part in it than anyone thought.
I interpret this less as manipulative behaviour, and more as her being _very_ unstable and emotional.
When she was angry, she likely thought it was just a row and didn't expect him to actually leave. When he did, she was shocked and distraught
I feel like this entire story brings a side to the story for each member of the family, even if Isaac’s parents are still bad people at the end of the day honestly
If you consider that the mother was being left alone with her son as and the sons father being a raging alcoholic and gambling addict than her reaction seems reasonable. She‘s just as desperate as Isaac is for his family to be whole again. No one is the main villian here.
This is the magic of issac, YOU make the story's, and YOU make Isaac's happy ending
Sorry man but Isaac is dead
@@DC-yf2sw isaac went byebye in a crate because he said (me no likey myself)
Issac dad has 2 sides:
- father abandoning his child and wife
- I WILL BECOME BACK MY MONEY
This reminds me of my dad and mom arguing at night lmfao
From the looks of it, it seems like that while Isaac's dad wasn't the best husband, stealing money from his wife's savings and getting drunk, he does seem to at least genuinely care for Isaac, saying in the end how "he was doing more harm than good" and apologizing to Isaac as he left. Now, it's a question of which came first; Isaac's mother's overzealous teachings and demonizing driving Isaac's father to drinking, or Isaac's father's drinking driving the mother to force her religion to try and save him, and letting it consume her identity?
the “I’m sorry isaac” with the flash compression legit never fails to send chills up my spine
I'm sorry, Isaac.
There is no "good ending"
The only ending that exists is that Isaac dies. That's the game.
Nah happiest ending is finding a quarter.
When Edmund himself tells him that his game is "open ended", yes. There is very much a happy ending if you want it to be, if you interpret it that way.
@@aleflippy1997 there are open ended elements and questions, but the bottom like is that Isaac dies.
@@Ruffeep Not even. Nothing cements Isaac's death, not even Edmund as he has said everything and the contrary. The final ending (the Beast one) could be interpreted as either Isaac recreating his life story in heaven... or him being in custody at his dad's and playing together.
Because that's the thing, the game could very much be a mere metaphor. It's easy for a small kid to blame himself for his parents' problems, and invent a scenario to justify it. Just like how Isaac sees himself as the Devil. But nothing can tell for sure if the game is the sick story of a creative child... Or the real tragedy of a five years old killing himself. And even that last part is wonky because it's not sure if he did it on purpose: Bumbo's last ending seems to indicate that Isaac went to the Chest to play like he used to do with his dad...and locked himself in accidentally
But truth be told, the best stories are often up to interpretation.
@@aleflippy1997 Ed tweeted confirmation that Isaac is dead lmao
Lmao reminds me of my childhood I know how Isaac feels..
Isaac's mom: LEAVE!!!
Also Isaac's mom: Wait!!! We need you!!! Pleeeaase! Don’t leave us
I thought he would be chad man with cook beard in a tuxicido suit and not some delivery worker
Fun fact: Matthias Bossi (VA for Dad) is married to Carla Kihlstedt (VA for Mom), so during the ascent, they just made a fake divorce
Im pretty sure their son vocies isaac too
@@mrult28 yes
@@mrult28yup.
i just noticed he says "shut up maggy"
I've watched too much Family Guy and now i always hear "SHUT UP MEG" at 0:22
The "I'm sorry Isaac" it really makes me sad- ;;
1:21
0:22 He did a Smosh reference😳😳😳
for someone with divorced parents this should've been a heavy hit by all means, but I didn't even cry once
"I'm sorry Isaac" made me tear up.
I have perpetually ruined this tragic moment because I installed the mod that turns the father into a clash royale fan
I spent it. It's gone. Just get over it! (What do you mean it's gone?) (How can you have spent our savings!?) (He's self destructive and disturbed JUST Like his father!) (Look at who he has to look up to!) (And you're drunky again aren't you?) Shut up maggie! SHUT UP! You just keep pushing me like this! Im leaving! (Fine! Leave! Abandon us like you've abandoned yourself..)
Ill make the 2nd half, This is mainly for anybody who wants to copy and paste or just have captions
@@l0leye178 finaly, there's some subtitle for my parent's divorce. thanks
Amogus
@@Italongo Sus
The line that starts with “you need to repent” is so cool tbh
You need to the binding of Isaac: Repentance
@@Somonyo hello fellow niko pfp
French Translation/Traduction Française :
1 -
Papa :
Je les ai dépensé. Il n'y en a plus. Fais-toi une raison !
Maman :
Que veut-tu dire ? Que veut-tu dire par « Il n'y en a plus ? »
Comme as-tu pu dépensé nos économies !?
2 -
Maman :
Il est auto-destructeur et dérangé, TOUT comme son père !
Regarde qui il doit admirer ! Et tu es encore bourré, n'est-ce pas ?
Papa :
TA GUEULE MARIE* ! TA. GUEULE !
Tu n’arrêtes pas de me pousser à bout ! Je pars !
Maman :
Très bien ! Part ! Nous irons bien sans toi !
Abandonne-nous comme tu t'es abandonné toi-même !
3 -
Maman :
Tu as besoin de te repentir. Tu as besoin de confesser tes péchés et d'être sauvé.
Laisse sa lumière t'envahir ! Purifie ton âme !
Papa :
TU. ES. FOLLE.
Tu prends tout ça bien trop au sérieux. Tu t'entends parler ?
Maman :
Prie avec moi. Prie pour ton salut. Viens. Prie avec nous, Isaac...
4 -
Maman :
Où vas-tu ? ATTENDS ! On a besoin de toi. Ton fils a BESOIN de toi.
Papa :
Je fais plus de mal que de bien. Je ne peux plus le supporter. Je suis désolé...
Maman :
S'il te plaît... S'il te plaît, ne nous quitte pas...
Papa :
Je suis désolé, Isaac...
*Note : Dans le jeu, elle s'appelle Magdaleine (donc Maggie/Maggy en est le surnom) tout comme le personnage. Hors là, j'ai utilisé le terme « Marie » car Magdaleine est le nom anglophone pour Marie-Madeleine. J'ai donc pris la liberté de le traduire pour garder la référence biblique intacte.
PS : Si la traduction est inexacte/bourrée de fautes, vous pouvez ajouter vos propositions dans les commentaires. Merci !
Most uncomfortable moment in gaming in 2021 so far.
Ok can I talk about the caves dialogue (0:38).
It is so good, I don’t know what it is about it but mother seems so genuinely... something, desperate? Sad? Anxious? I don’t know but it hits so hard!
And that “you are insane” just hits so deep
Script:
(Dad) I spent it, it's gone. Just get over it.
(Mom) What do you mean...What do you mean it's gone..? How could you have spent our savings?!
(Mom) He's self-destructive and disturbed, just like his father! Look at who he has to look up to! And you're drunk again, aren't you--
(Dad) SHUT UP, MAGGY!! SHUT. UP. You just keep pushing me like this; I'm leaving!
(Mom) Good! LEAVE!! We'll be fine without you! Abandon us like you abandoned yourself!
(Mom) You need to repent. You need to confess your sins, and become saved! Let His light inside you! CLEANSE YOUR SOU--
(Dad) You ARE insane! You are taking this too far. Didn't you hear how you sound?!
(Mom) Pray with me, pray for your salvation. Come, pray with us, Isaac..!
(Mom) Where are you going...?! Wait! We NEED you! Your son NEEDS you!!
(Dad) I'm doing more harm than good... I just can't do this anymore.
(Mom) PLEEEASE, DON'T LEAVE US!!
(Dad) I'm sorry, Isaac...
Tears up
Honestly its the dads fault, the way the mom talks to him at the middle part, makes me think that she is breaking her sanity because of her own husband getting drunk, why i think the mom called isaac a demon, might be because of the similarity of her husband's stubborn and hardening behavior, When the dad left the mom turned insane so thats probably the reason she calls isaac a demon or smth
:hope you understand though:
I'm sorry Isaac...
wow its just like hearing my mom and dad argue in real life!
Español
1
Papa = Lo gaste se acabo solo superalo
Mama= ¿A que te refieres que se fue? Como pudiste gastar todos nuestros ahorros
2
Mama=El es autodestructivo y perturbado al igual que su padre mira a quien admira
y estas borracho de nuevo ¿no?
Papa= CALLATE MAGGIE CALLATE solo sigueme molestando y me ire
Mama=BIEN estaremos bien sin ti nos abandonas
como te abandonaste a ti mismo
3
Mama= Necesitas confesar tus pecados y ser salvado deja que la luz entre en ti y te limpie
Papa= Estas loca lo estas llevando demasiado lejos ¿ no puedes oir como suenas?
Mama=Reza conmigo reza por tu salvación
ven isaac reza con nosotros
4
Mama= A donde vas espera te necesitamos
Tu hijo te necesita
Papa=Estoy haciendo mas daño que bien ya no puedo hacer esto
Realmente lo siento
Mama=lo siento porfavor porfavor no nos dejes
Papa= isaac lo siento
5
Bumbo final de mama
Mama=isaac
¿A quien le estas hablando?
¿Dónde conseguiste esas cosas?
Pense que las habia tirado
EL NOS DEJO ISAAC SE FUE
EL NUNCA NOS AMO
¿NO LO ENTIENDES?
Isaac= no no mamá por favor
Mama= Isaac escuchame
Solo somos nosotros ahora
Solo somos nositras isaac
Tu y mama
0
PAPA=
Y el mundo de bumbo crecera y crecerá
Y siwmpre estara ahi para ti
Es una forma de escapar del mundo real. Ahi no hay final para tu imaginación. No hay limite, para lo que puedes crear. Cuando las cosas se pongan dificiles, puedes ir ahi. Cuando te sientas debil. Puedes escaoar a este mundo que creamos y volverte fuerte.
Recuerda esto siempre isacc:
Tu imaginacion no conoce los limites y yo siempre estare ahi esperándote. En nuestra proxima aventura juntos
*TEARS UP*
*IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE*
So, from what I've gathered (I've never played the game), the father wasn't the best man, willing to spend all their hard-earned savings in one go, getting drunk to forget or not have to hear/comprehend his wife's yelling, ect. This caused the mother to try and take some refuge through religion, but her warped view on the world (probably due to past experiences, but let's not lie, having a partner who doesn't seem to care about you or even what happens to your family would darken your view on the world too) led her to eventually become obsessed and further drive her husband away. When he left, she was devastated, and started pushing her delusions on to Isaac harder, and the fact he probably has some family resemblance to the father doesn't make anything better for Isaac.
It's a really sad story about a broken, eventually abusive family, and poor Isaac, who's done nothing wrong, is just caught in the middle of it. 😟
you wrapped up the story perfectly!
@@rrezona Ah, thank you! I'm glad I got it right, it's definitely an interesting but sad story.
I remember seeing theories that Magdalene was Isaac's sister, but i think its not true, since if Repentance literally told the whole lore there should have been some lines from Dads Notes or some drawings in the true ending...
mum: leave
dad: *leaves*
mum: wait come back
*confusion 100*
“We’ll be fine without you”
“Ma’am I think you were supposed to say ‘I’ as your child is gone”
Mom:good LEAVE
also mom:don’t leave I need you-your son needs you
WICH ONE IS IT THAN
I just think for a moment,what would happend to Isaac if he leaved his home with his father? Maybe he would be better and happier
No, his father is very disturbed like the mother, spent all saving with nothing and robber the mom purse is tha bad things, our boy isaac is the child from a bad wedding, this is sad man. :/
@@animemaster478965321 oh :(
@@animemaster478965321 Isaac would be better off. At least his dad lets him express himself and doesn’t shove religious garbage down his throat 24/7
@@theequalizer694 It’s worth noting that Maggie’s descent into religious extremism only really happened due to isaac’s dad’s actions and behavior, turning to an abusive, controlling mother after everything in her life was going horrible and looking for any way to improve her life. Really, the arguments presented in this very scene here ends up painting a depiction of a broken family who you can really empathize with anyone in the family. Isaac’s dad is a gambling addict and alcoholic, and left his wife after seeing the damage he was causing to the family, not realizing the consequence of turning away and never looking back. Isaac’s mom is someone who’s life started spiraling out of control, and in her attempts to solve her problems and find comfort in her life, she takes things too far and only ends up creating even worse problems. And we have Isaac, a child born into this family who feels guilty for everything going on in his life, between his parent’s arguments regarding Isaac, his mom’s extremist view, and their eventual split, he sees himself as evil for stuff out of his control.
@@bluerious5475 I've also heard her beliefs also pushed him further into his addictions in order to cope
1:00 This whole dialogue hits harder than soy milk
I
SPENT
IT
most relatable character on my steam library
It’s a really sad story
I SPENT IT
ITS GONE
JUST GET OVER IT
Me the second I pick up Dad's Note
• Dad: I've spent it. It's gone! Just get over it!
• Mom: What do you mean? What do you mean, it's gone? HOW COULD YOU HAVE SPENT OUR SAVINGS?!
• Mom: He's self-destructive and disturbed, just like his father... Look at who he has to look up to! And you're drunk again, aren't you ?
• Dad: SHUT UP, MAGGY! SHUT! UP! You just keep pushing me like this, I'm leaving!
• Mom: Good, LEAVE! We'll be fine without you! Abandon us like you abandoned yourself...
• Mom: You need to repent. You need to confess your sins and become saved! Let His light inside you! Cleanse your soul!
• Dad: You are insane! You are taking this too far! Can't you hear how you sound?
• Mom: Pray with me! Pray for your salvation! Come, pray with us Isaac...
Mom: Where are you going? Wait! We need you! Your son NEEDS you!
• Dad: I’m doing more harm than good. I just can’t do this anymore. I’m sorry...
• Mom: Please...! Please don't leave us!
• Dad: I'm sorry Isaac...
In background sound Maggie... 0:22
"Leave then, abandon us like you've abandoned yourself"
*ok imma head out*
"WAIT, don't leave us! We need you!"
Poor Issac.
Shut up, Maggy! *insert smosh intro*
I'm sorry Isaac...
Tears up 999999999999999999 times
0:46 damn
I’m using the dads line next time someone gets preachy with me in a comment section
Yo guys, whats the name of the ascent ost i cant find a vid of it
If you search “dads note Isaac” it comes up with hat
My parents when we are having a fight 0:23
i never realized isaac's mom is maggie
I know this is a very serious and tragic thing but that HOW COULD YOU SPEND OUR SAVINGS always gets a laugh from me
What is wrong with me
Damn how did they get footage of my parents
I don’t understand the timeline here, first they fight, then the tells him to leave, but then she talks about him needing to repent and become saved, and then out of nowhere she begs him not to leave? Does she have alzheimers?
No, she’s just unstable. She’s one that lets her emotions get the best of her.
She’s manipulative
@@OfLanceTheLonginus That, too.
I got used to the dialog and don't find it that interesting anymore but those last words are still hard to hear 1:20
I don't know if anyone else noticed, but when Isaac takes pills the father tells you what pills they are. Is that a coincidence or?
Narrator is Isaac father
I feel bad for him..That he has to live his life like this..