Reaction to REN - The Tale of Jenny and Screech Pt 1,2,3
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- Honest reaction to REN's song The Tale of Jenny and Screech Pt 1,2,3
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Never noticed the girl on the swing & I've watched so many reactions - great pick up.
Agreed. Never spotted that before and bet it was deliberate 👌
I believe this was based on news story Ren read where a 14 year old "hoodlum" stabbed to death a "lady of the evening" who was walking the streets in high-heeled shoes. Generational domestic violence is a tragedy. Good reaction. Much love!
What I find amazing is that this was not written as a trilogy, Violet's tale was written years after the other two.
Yeah what’s crazy is I think he timed it that way…. Jenny and screech were released in 2019 .. violets tale is two zero zero five (2005) making The kids 14 and he waited two years after releasing Jenny and screech to release violets tale. The patience and timing is amazing
@@jjam73bass doesn't mean he wrote it in 2005 and then waited that long to release it.
The fact that there was a gap doesn't mean it wasn't written as a trilogy.
@@aimeeparrott9204 Why write a trilogy of three interwoven and closely knit tales and then not release one of them, the one that ties it all together. The whole is far greater than the parts. Also the third tale is different in structure and contains elements that the other two don't.
@jack chisnall I don't know, why don't you ask any storyteller who has ever written a trilogy that wasn't released all at the same time. Did you mean that Ren didn't know it was going to end up a trilogy? Because to me, that's a different thing than saying it wasn't written as a trilogy. It is now written, and it is a trilogy.
The stairwell is almost like Violet looked up... "She never stood a chance" next line is "the Devil came to dance" as it panned down... then he went to her room.🙁 Ren knows how to hit hard.
IMHO the stairwell reflects the idea that there is a spiral/cycle of domestic/sexual abuse which continues into the vanishing point.
He really comes across as a modern day bard in this. Brilliant theatrical storytelling. Nice reaction mate!
He sings about his upbringing in Power he speaks of it in his interviews with Justin Hawkins & Knox Hill.
No one ever mentions the seagulls, but I think that's one of the most eerie and timely things in this story.
Another reactor immediately noted the seagulls and realised this was shot in Brighton not London.
I always wonder this also. 9/10 reactions say “oh no he killed her” but that seagull cry is epic.
I figured the eerie seagull cries were just a timely coincidence with him being in Brighton... Works amazingly with the song whatever it is.
I interpreted this trilogy in a simple way. Domestic violence and how often the cycle perpetuates. Violet was their mother and died giving birth to them. We can asume they were seperated at birth, hence Screech unknowingly killed his own sister....
He must have an idea for "Violet" in his head when he wrote "Screech." "our story it starts right from the end."
Yes I remember wondering what that meant until it clicked! So many incredibly detailed genius touches.
Yes! They say there's a thin line between madness and genius. Unfortunately, my son crossed over the line into loss of reality. He was a brilliant kid and a psychologist told us to watch out for furthering manic symptoms when he was 17. I didn't fully understand what he meant, I just knew my son was functioning at a higher level than anyone else I knew. I cheered him on with all of his accomplishments and brilliant ideas. He was recognized by our community and began to have some recognition in the field of science/mycology and water, working under scientists. I, like I said was his cheerleader. At 27, he crept over the edge into a different realm. At 40 years of age he has not come back from that place. Some of Ren's music reminds me of my boy's journey and of course, a part of mine as well. Ren has helped me look at things differently and I've actually found some healing through his music AND the extraordinarily supportive community I've become a part of. I'm grateful.❤
Much love to you.❤️
I've watched Jenny and Screech and also the reactions to it countless times, yes its that good, as is all of Rens material. Your reaction is by far, the best synopsis i've seen to this amazing story. Thank you. 👍🍻
Great reaction! I think it's meant as a question: it nature or nurture? Or both? Both Jenny and Screech seem to have inherited their parents respective temperaments, but it's also fairly clear that they shared living in a broken environment with little support or safety nets to catch someone drifting. There's no easy path to break the cycle. Maybe for someone gifted with a fortunate set of genetic makeup it can be done, but it's a broken system if that's what it takes to do it. It seems to me to be a comment on that as well.
I did use my experience with Domestic Abuse, weaving it into a book, which Ren now has. . . Curious to see what he thinks of it! Writing about my experiences with tragic events through my years has been a healing catharsis. I admire Ren for gaining such traction and spreading deep messages like these!
He says the line twice...."the story ends right from the start"... Violets tale was the beginning of the end. Frecking deep....
About the music, if you remember from Hi Ren, the notes and chords get more chaotic when the "bad" Ren is speaking. He does use the music being played to back up the tone of the story.
Ren personally knew at least two victims of domestic violence, for starters. Then he himself had such a difficult time with his health, he understood trauma inside and out. His father is a drama therapist and his mother is a voice coach, so he comes by his talents naturally, one might say, although his parents were separated by the time he and at least his mother moved to Brighton (hope I have that right). Along with being stuck in his room, even his bed, for years, he had lots of time to develop his artistic imagination, practice his music, and learn video production, right there in that limited space. And he started early, like at 12 years old! Then he got a few years of partial respite after stem cell transplants, when he was first diagnosed with Lyme Disease. But it wasn't a cure of course. I don't know the extent that he still had to cope with a lot of pain, even as he made some pretty lively videos of himself. Now, hopefully, his months of specialized treatment in Calgary will make a major difference. But he has also discovered the extent of permanent damage in parts of his brain ... not the genius wordsmith and creative parts apparently ... thank goodness! With such a story and such incredible talent, it's no wonder we in the RENegade love him.
I have listened to over 100 reactions to this video. You are like the 2nd one to catch the girl in the swing. I bet you could be right about him choosing this alley. good job I subbed. Best of times to you and your family
I’ve watched this trilogy 3 times (ironically) and didn’t shed a tear until watching your react. The first two times i watched Violets tale first as so many people had said to, but this time I just cried at work 😢wow 🖤
If you get a chance watch the interview Ren does with Knox Hill. He explains a lot! Annnnd he just did an interview with Black Pegasus today ( to be released after editing) If you ask him he just might interview with you and answer all your questions. He appears to be very generous with his time. Never hurts to ask. 😉
Brilliant reaction with many new points raised,
I guess he looked up to the stairway to create the echo in his voice. A very clever move.
I saw it as three tragedies that keep repeating in time. Lot of us know a Jenny, a Screech, a Violet and how all those tragedies bloom in the same tree that takes root in problems in our community/society/us. The more you delve into it the more different symbolisms and metaphors you find and it speaks differently to everybody. That is what I love about Ren's work that there is room for us to observe it through a personal pov.
also what I picked at all of their endings there was a color.
Rose of her cheeks - Jenny
Blue lights on his face - Screech
Violet painted on her skin - Violet
red+blue=violet
Ren’s mom is a musician and his dad works in the mental wellfare field, from what I’ve heard.
Oh that’s very interesting, thanks for the info!
Ok, this is the 3rd video that I've watched of yours. So far I enjoy your reactions. I am going to sub now. Good luck on growing your channel.
Much love✌️❣️
wow your aggorannce is above any level
Stalactites grow down from the cave ceiling, while stalagmites grow up from the cave floor. So when he's saying that jenny stood like a stalagmite She represents the water that rises from the floor in a peak.
The key takeaway here is that Jenny ended up being just like her mother - a quiet, shrinking wallflower that would freeze up in a panic whenever confronted with anything difficult or stressful. And James/Screen ended up just like Stevie, a violent thug taking out all his frustrations in life on anyone he saw as weak enough. And this further echoes Violet's relationship with her father - it's where she learned her shut-down-and-go-silent trauma response in the first place, because of the abuse that he heaped upon her growing up, and it's why she simply accepted that treatment from Stevie. So the song is bout how the society we're living in creates these patterns, these cycles of abuse and misery, and these stories are going on constantly beneath our notice. He wants to call attention to that, make you see things you normally filter out of your perception as real. This song was designed to hit you in the feels.
On another note, just to clarify the narrative a bit - what happened was that Violet died during childbirth, so Jenny and James/Screech both got put into the foster care system without knowing her OR each other. That's what sets up the ironic tragedy of one twin murdering the other, then dying himself only one street away. Though given the evidence of violet's father and boyfriend, and how Screech flipped out on his girlfriend on the phone, I'm not sure it would have mattered much to Screech if he HAD known this was his sister.
I think its about the futility of cyclic abuse.. and the System that takes over upon the death of the caregiver. many things to notice in this song, like that we dont know Jennys age but that shes walking the streets in high heels and has done this a 'thousand times before'... plus the horror of them being born and lain side by side and then to die the same night side by side on parallel streets. Great react , enjoyed your take.
Dude I’m really enjoying your reactions. Insightful and to the point is my personal preference and you don’t miss much. Please keep doing what you’re doing.
Thank you Chris!
Jenny was like her mother, and Screech was like his father, even though neither was raised by them.
6:39 Exactly why I call #Ren RENaissance
Interesting, thanks for sharing.
Stalactite is just how most of us pronounce it in the UK. And many of us in the UK will see you signing 'fuck off' at the end to us rather than sending the peace sign.
Into Ren: 6 days in.
You’re right it is like a Christmas song, the opening half bar is from the Xmas Carol “ God Rest you Merry Gentlemen “.
Political commentary is the way I look at this. Basically, Ren presents 2 stories intertwined. There are issues such as generational violence, learned response, etc. Perhaps you could look at Screech as having a genetic disposition to violence that is not curbed by his lot in life. There is reference to Jenny being quiet. But why is she roving the streets late at night in high heel shoes. The 'system' did not provide for or protect Violet. The 'system' did not correct the ills of society for Jenny or Screech. All met a violent end. For many in poorer society this is a common occurance or theme in their lives.
Plus - initially we see Screech as exactly the way Ren described him in Jenny's tale, and as the villain as he is described in Screech's tale. It's only AFTER we learn about how his mother died, how him and his sister were probably placed into care after her death and how him and his sister never knew each other - that we actually feel sorry for Screech. Which should make us ask, why do we only feel sorry for the way that Screech was failed by the care system, when we hear the rest of the story, why don't we feel sorry that he's ended up in that position right from the start? We were given that opportunity right at the start in Jenny's tale when he was described as "a child of the streets" and neither I, nor any reactor I've seen, has even raised an eyebrow or pondered on it when it was said. No, that's a shame. No, poor screech / James. We just accept that he's a child of the streets and his fate is sealed. Pretty horrific of Society in general when you stop and think about it.
Just sub'd. I sincerely appreciate your approach and respect to the content at hand. Peace and Love, Brother. Look forward to running through your channel.
I believe he said they did 4 takes of this "One Take" and this is the one they picked
That was what they did in "Hi Ren" and as someone just mentioned, there was considerable time between the first two parts and then Violet's Tale. A lot of his videos are single takes, but so much needs to go into planning them out and maybe rehearsing parts before that can happen. It's genius in any case.
You're the first person I've seen to go the Greek tragedy route. It's solidly of that type. There's also some Brecht in there (Screech's Tale's singing part is very Brecht and Weill. Anyone who crossed paths with UK High School drama knows The Beggar's Opera) and some of his cadence seems influenced more by Christopher Marlowe than Shakespeare.
Misdiagnosed, for 7 years Ren suffers from Lyme disease, it is already a difficult task for conventional doctors, but when patients are experiencing neurological symptoms, they very often become misdiagnosed. Lyme disease can present itself as many neurological conditions including Acute Transverse Myelitis[3], Ptosis[4], Seizures, and Chronic Fatigue[1] and these symptoms can be often misdiagnosed or deemed psychosomatic. Second is dealing with the symptoms of Lyme neuroborreliosis, these neurological symptoms often leave patients feeling drained and debilitated as they begin losing their quality of life. Over time, patients find themselves unable to do the things they love as they struggle to get ahead of their progressing symptoms.
Here in the UK we have a genre called Bardcore. This is Bardcore at its finest 🫶🇬🇧🎸🎵
Generational trauma is real, and some people need our help, they can't get out alone. That is why social welfare and heathcare is so vital to break the chains of generational violence and abuse.
The stairwell part I think is him and Violet looking up to find God. Violet for help and Ren for answers to 'why?'. As he looks up and sees the darkness, you know there was no reply. In the absence of a God...'The Devil comes to dance'. And i particularly love how Ren accentuates the 'c' in the word 'dance' bc many associate him with a snake.
Ren looks up at God in the video with Chinchilla 'How to be me'.
Someone asked if Ren was religious on a reactor's comment section once and Ren's dad actually replied to it and said that he wasn't but that he liked religious imagery and metaphores. Anyway, I digress.
I think you are the first one to say it sounds like a Xmas song? I kinda agree with that. Ren's storytelling an music reminds me of my past lives ❤️ #Ren
Edit: just the one part not the entire trilogy of course lol
I believe that because Ren has had trauma in his life he is incredibly empathetic in his tales.
You are the only reactor I’ve seen come even close to guessing the twist in Violets Tale. Kudos
Really? I've seen over 200 and many were on target. Yes some didn't get them also.
@@NightFogFilms I would love to see some who got it before the reveal because as many as I’ve seen this is the closest. But I’ve probably
Only watched maybe 50 reactions to this one
@@FaerieCastle My apologies. I misread your comment. I thought you meant not catching the twist at the end. You said prior. I've seen only 2 others in that aspect. Both as a parent to one of them. Not twins.
This isn't a live reaction, he's pretending that he's so clever or insightful. You can see where he says, "let me look it up real quick", then switches to Safari and the search results are already there because he's watched it all already. Poser!
@@johnnyg4062 That’s sad
I took the stairs to reference looking for mercy in the light of heaven above and finding nothing but darkness.
My left ear enjoyed your reaction ;)
lol bro! I tried to fix it so many times
@@TheHonestTake are you using an XLR with an interface? I've had this problem before and had to set my mic to be mono in the Windows settings to fix it.
At any rate, great reaction dude, keep em coming!
He looked up because he wanted to use the accoustics of the staircase paired up with his voice in falsetto. Or thats my guess.
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He mentioned schizophrenia in Hi Ren. He had a terrible time living with a miss diagnosed Lyme disease. And apparently the medication was terrible to him.
I’ve watched dozens of these, and I think you’re the first one who went straight to Violet, being the mother of one of the kids
One of???
@@peters2614 there was another, I can’t recall at the moment who it was.
@@peters2614 said at the beginning of Violet’s tale before the lyrical reveal
It's like a modern day Shakespeare tragedy
I believe that he looked up at the stairwell in order to emphasize his use of the acoustics of the building.
Also, while the sound of the seagulls was kind of nice, I can only imagine it probably annoyed Ren a little bit seeing as how this was supposed to be taking place in London but they left it in so I've always wondered about that.
This was not biblical in my opinion. Just a comment on generational trauma, as another commenter mentioned. I mentioned in the comment section of another reaction that while most people mention the connection between the cycle of violence from parent to child when that violence is observed, I had yet to hear anybody comment on the fact that Jenny and Screech never knew their parents and therefore did not observe those traits in their parents while growing up. When I speak of traits I mean that Jenny was just like her mother, she froze when she was scared. She was quiet and nonconfrontational. Screech was like his father, a violent prick whose temper was short and often triggered by (or made worse by) his drug and alcohol use. I was told that "ancestral trauma" is a real thing and will carry from generation to generation regardless of what is observed during adolescence. I find that so interesting and it begs the question: how many generations does it take to correct ancestral trauma and how do you correct it and end the cycle?
There are gulls in London. There gulls here in Montana. There's no such thing as a "seagull." They live everywhere.
@@adamlaceky8127 fair enough.
It takes just one generation to *interrupt* the cycle but it takes a lot of work by that generation! And there may still be echoes from past generations for quite a while since personality and behavioral traits can get passed down, albeit somewhat haphazardly, for many generations.
It's trans-generational trauma, history repeats itself, unless the circle can be broken.
LOL! "No, Bro, Ohhhh."
My take is it’s a story of generational abuse. Violet abused by her father, her mother a drinker implies she herself suffered abuse. Violet then hooks up with an abuser and their offspring are then abused and abuser. in Jennys case she became a teenage prostitute and probably suffered untold abuse, like her mother and grandmother . And screech was an abuser like his father and grandfather.
I don't know if you found out if you were told or if you seen it. But ren said in the hi ren video that he only got to do four takes because of some kind of issue with the basement they were using, so his most viral video had his least amount of one takes.
I don't pronounce stalactite like that. Where in America do we f it up that bad🤣?
From what I've been able to understand Ren didn't grew up under any harsh conditions really, he was a middle class child with a music teacher for mother. His personal tragedy lies in everything regarding getting Lyme disease.
I think he looked up the stairway for the acoustics
The reaction got the thumbs up, telling me to f*ck off, got the subscribe :)
15:10 If it was only as light hearted as a suicide attempt
Did you notice both Jenny and Violet were both silent and still and screech and Stevie are both abusive and violent. Ren reminds me of a renaissance singing menstrual.
No it isn't the sins of the father type of stuff. It's because Jenny and Screech were separated at birth and. Jenny probably got into a nice home and screech ended up on the streets. (I think) 😉
A product of their surroundings type interpretation? But what about the mother and her childhood and how the father created that broken home through her. That’s why I lean more toward the sins of the father
I like that you looked up the phrase. The seagulls just did that, They weren’t added. Well done. I could see early on that you were going to get it. Jenny and Screech were inspired by a news article. Violet was inspired by a friend and Rens sister. The tale is about history repeating its self. That is the British pronunciation of stalactite. Welcome to REN’s ADHD brain. 🐇🕳️🖤
Yes, Ren read a story about a 14 year old schoolboy who was stabbed to death in the street.
His imagination created the rest of it into this spell binding tale.
I think REN’s childhood was pretty normal but I believe he was bullied at school a bit and his parents divorced when he was sixteen.
When he was growing up they took him to a lot of music festivals ( mostly folk) where he used to sell his own CD’s of stuff he’d created for a tenner a piece.
Wait! Is the Christmas song you are thinking of "God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen"??? I've been trying to figure out what this has been tickling in my brain, and I didn't remember until you said it reminds you of a Christmas song! Please tell me if that's it!
Yes! Thank you it’s been bugging me haha
Believe it or not it only takes him about 3 or 4 times to do these 1 takes and live. He is just so incredibly talented it's ridiculous .
I wonder if when Screech bumped into Jenny and he says 'why are you looking at me' that she actually in that moment realised he looked like herself as they were twins, and this look could have turned the mugging into a murder? Such a Shaaaaaaaaaame. Rens works are like a spreadsheet.. every word is there for a reason and all ties up and often links to another song. Such a tapestry
Considering that 1 and 2 were written without part 3 in mind probly not but its crazy how it still all matches up with part3
couple things, the fastest 13 minutes of your life were actually 21 minutes.
I've seen another comment that him and his parents are close, with lots of musical and theatric influence from them both.
and lastly, both jenny and screech took the traits of their perspective parents, screech being violent, and jenny being silent.
Programmatic... Ren has used the term 'Bardcore' for this style if ya had to name it.
Here in the UK "Bardcore" is an actual genre
I believe its more a look at how generational abuse has taken hold in the uk. Those who grow up in broken homes often end up in abusive relationships and creating a new broken home for themselves. I think with jenny and screech he's trying to show that jenny inherited her mothers silence whilst screech inherited his fathers violence. If your interested in Rens background you should check out power. He talks a lot about his past also its a freaking bop. Great reaction.
It makes no sense to me to medicalize the imagination. Ren does what every writer does every day: he puts his imagination inside his characters empathetically so that he can create "truth," a "real" experience. If you're not cranking out genre and cliche, that's what writers do. Ren is an excellent musician, but he's also a top-flight story-teller/writer, and that's what it takes. Lots of writers are neither traumatized nor clinically unwell - they are obeying the requirements of their craft. They are curious, so they often know more about circumstances and how people react than other people - they don't hide from what's going on around them, but observe and learn.
He’s got the ability to do many genres of music but his bard / folk style is kinda like a 21st version of Kenny Rogers, he used Country to tell tales.
Your vocals are sitting all on the left. I didn't have my left headphones in and I thought my shit broke lmao. Had to put in both to hear you.
Great reaction tho!
Bro! I tried to fix it so many times but thank you!
@@TheHonestTake you all good my guy. I was just passing the info along, in case you weren't aware. Either way, great reaction bro! Can't wait for the next one!
No it is not a suicide attempt. He just plays with the acoustic of a very high ceiling....
It feels like you are really getting to know Ren now! I think Hamlet, Bible, etc are all representations of intergenerational trauma, sins of the father. But I feel the fate of the reckoning as well in the way Jenny and Screech replicate their parents. Mother dead, biological father in prison for her manslaughter, and twins are often separated in foster situations. You said it so well. He makes us look at things that make us uncomfortable. That is why this is so important. He uses the standard British pronunciations for Stalactites by the way.
if I have it right, the story was inspired by a newspaper article talking about a teenager killing a young prostitute and later being killed himself by the cops... the UK have had a real knife crime problem for several years... the first 2 stories reflect that news article (that apparently was stowed away somewhere in the backpages of the newspaper),,, a few years later, Ren came up with the twist of Violet's story on his own, contextualising the story in a frame of generational trauma and abuse. (and yes, if you reread the lyrics to the first song, there are several clues that hint at Jenny being a very young prostitute)...
additional content made by Ren provide context for Screch's story as well... both kids were put through the system, which failed them.. one ending up selling herself, the other living with abusive foster parents.. he was supposed to do a robbery that night, to get the money to finally run away from that family... people bailed on him (including Patrick)... so in a fit of desperation he mugged the fist person he met instead.
Generational trauma, I think. Anyway, great reaction. Thanks
#WhoTheFisViolet
Am I having audio problems, or is your reaction only coming through my left ear for everyone else? I can't tell if I'm supposed to fix something, or if that's just the way it's going to be for this one.
No it’s on my end, the audio interface didn’t have the correct firmware when I bought it!
He is just a bard
That’s not how we say stalactites young man.
But there IS a thing called rock snot, and it's not stalactites.... it's a bacterial colony that literally eats rocks and the waste product is a goopy, nasty looking, whiteish, drippy material that some grad student named rock snot. Originally identified/named in caves, but now also recognized as occurring in some river conditions. And there you have it! A very weird fact you didn't want to know! Google the image if you need more, LOL
In any case, it should be "stalagmite." Those are the ones on the floor. Stalactites hang from the ceiling.
@@adamlaceky8127 ~ Frozen in place, suspended in time, both may be relevant metaphors.
You are the most perceptive reactor to Ren on UA-cam! You caught so many things that slip by everyone else. So perceptive. In awe 🫨
Big snots 😂😂
your microphone is mono dude, nice reaction nonetheless!
I know man, I’m so upset it recorded incorrectly!
Screech and Jenny are the children of their grandfather that’s how she got a wellfare apartment she was pregnant by her father.
that's a massive reach.. there's no indication in the lyrics for this to be the case, and I am fairly confident that Ren didn't indicate this either in any of his additional content he created for this saga.
@@dehro No it's not, no welfare agency can give a minor an apartment unless there is incest in the home. It's absolutely the most probable case. Stevie is not the father and he knows it. You have no idea what you are talking about or how welfare housing works.
Why are you muted? I can hear Ren but you are muted…. 😢 I was really looking forward to this one.
It was a tech sound issue, it's only coming out of 1 channel. Works fine without headphones or earbuds. Don't give up because it is one of my favs
It's coming through the left
If you'd like a little of his personal background in song form, then you should totally check out his track, Power. It's a banger and not nearly as dark as you'd think it might be based on the words in the lyrics.
It's obvious that he's a highly empathetic individual, which is what allows him to embody so many different perspectives within his work.
No, you really get it. Think of Violet’s parents. He is abusive and the mom is quiet. Stevie was abusive and Violet was quiet. And Screech was abusive and Jenny was quiet.
I understand the idea for Jenny and Screech is based on a true story, but the tale is all Ren. He is a Shakespeare level story teller.
He's a son of a.music teacher h is adversity is his poor health now diagnosed lyme disease caused brain damage wrongly diagnosed as bpd and schizophrenia
But Screetch is not blowing up on her gf for no reason at all?
He's truly in distress after killing a person, he's just taking his feelings out to someone who has nothing to do with it.
Besides, she was "busy" because Patrick was visiting her...
Less a Reaction and more a Anticipation/Guess whats gonna happen next the whole first half. Got better when you stopped doing that and started reacting.
CC are an inaccurate distraction.
I have auditory dyslexia I have to have them on! I agree though
@@TheHonestTake ahhhh, well then. I still do enjoy your 'honest take' and you catch things that a music dud, like myself, doesn't. Subbed after Hi Ren and check back occasionally to get your side of things. I'd love to see any Ren you choose.
Nope, doesn't make you stronger. Makes you terrified and traumatised. Makes you despise yourself for being so stupid. Makes you not able to trust anyone, least of all yourself. Just sayin' ✌️
You need to turn the captions off and just get absorbed into the performance. All I see is you reading the words before he even reads them, the words are important, but so is the performance and cinematography. Give the whole thing your attention otherwise you re not doing it justice. Being British, he pronounced stalactite just right, he did not change the phrasing and nor should he.
Captions? Why? It's a performance, not a book. Great reaction though.
I love seeing a woke softy racking his brain for a “schizophrenic” answer.
“I’m way out of my waters”. Truth, my friend.
But here’s the thing, you CAN just Sit in it … for a minute. You don’t need an Answer or a witty response. And if you think you have either, you didn’t actually take it in.
lol woke softy, more like hard on