Unremembered Empire - Guilliman Sheds a tear || Voice Over
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- And now for another Guilliman video! Guilliman crying to show another side to potential the most complex primarch, or at least the most fleshed out!
I like the little moments of humanisation of our legion leading, unviersal demi-gods like this.
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I love the moments of humanity shown in the primarchs and I do hope to show more of those moments as well as the larger, more cinematic fights! (Which, I do love too) and this is such a perfect example of that sort of thing!
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Then I’m sure we will be getting the Vulkan x Dorn bro hug pretty soon 😘
So inspiring.
Prayto rose to his feet, sensing that his audience was ended. Guilliman noticed that the Librarian had been regarding, with some interest, books and data-slates piled on a side table.
‘You read, Titus?’ the Avenging Son asked.
‘Of course, my lord.’
Guilliman demurred with a slight shake of his hand. ‘You misunderstand. Of course you can read. But I don’t mean data, or tactical updates, or informational material. Do you read fiction? Drama? Poetry? History?’
Prayto maintained a solemn face, though he was amused. There were times when Lord Guilliman of Ultramar seemed to know everything about everything, in astonishing detail, yet he could also be childlike in his naivety and not understand very basic things about the people and the culture surrounding him.
‘I do, my lord,’ said Prayto. ‘As I believe someone in this very room said, in the address to mark the recommencement of the Librarius programme, our minds are our primary weapons, so it pays to exercise them well.’
Guilliman laughed and nodded. ‘I did say that,’ he agreed.
‘I read extensively to that end,’ said Prayto. ‘I find the notions and wisdoms contained in literature and poetry push my mind to places that pure technical reading does not. I enjoy the epic cycles of Tashkara, and the philosophies of Zimbahn and Poul Padraig Grossman.’
Guilliman signalled his approval with a tip of his head. ‘All Unification Era, of course,’ he said. ‘You should explore the classics.’ He crossed to the side table and took up a data-slate. He handed it to Prayto. ‘You’ll enjoy this,’ he said.
‘Thank you, my lord.’ Prayto studied the title. ‘Amulet, Prince Demark?’
‘It’s drama, Titus. Ancient stuff, from M2 or earlier. One of the few extant works by Shakespire.’
‘Why this, my lord?’
Guilliman shrugged.
‘My father had me read it as a child. I was reminded of it by current events, so I had it fetched from the Residency biblios. In the ancient kingdom of Demark, ghosts walk upon the palace battlements, and are premonitions of great societal change in the court of that realm.’
Prayto shook the slate approvingly. ‘I will enjoy it,’ he said.
Guilliman nodded, and turned back to his cold-gestalt machine. The audience was over.
Fan fiction at its finest.
@@gojihunter3118Chapter 1
What is this from?
I loved that scene so much. It was such a cute play on Hamlet and Shakespeare. Lol
The quote is from the book in the Horus Heresy series: The Unremembered Empire
Everyone deserves a good friend like Titus Prayto. You can only feel for Guilliman he is both mourning his father whom he really needs in this difficult moment and hurting from his brothers betrayal.
The Lion: Robute I'm not alone
Robute: Shut up and cry in the corner with me. No hugs
The Lion: Okay
Gman: ...okay one hug
*They both hug. For a week.*
@@josephbardouche3687
Azreal: Ahhh Father. Uncle???
Cato Sicarius: (Ultra weep) I Cato Sicarius am not crying
Calgar: (Ultra Sign) It's not only you
Asmodai and Belail: (Crying)
I hope Vulkan returns soon so he can hug The Lion and Gman
I think seeing Guilliman in such a state even the Lion would want to give his a brother in hug. By the throne he needs one.
I like when Guilliman shows The Lion the table he made for all his brothers and father to sit at.
The Lion says "This moves me, it is a work of emotion, not logic. You still believe we can sit together and talk of Empire"
@@BM-wf9uf Especially that there are 21 seats for everyone, even the 2 Forgotten Ones; which says a lot. It means a lot to have them be somewhat remembered, even if when one of the two Primarchs that suggested the idea of memory wiping certain parts about the Forgotten Ones... Still have their places at the table.
Gman's mom was a really hardcore character that i enjoyed because she could stare down Kurze easily. I'd love to see more written about her.
Certainly not easily, but she did, and that’s far more than can be said for most.
I wish we got a definitive answer as to what happened to her.
Tarasha Euten vs. Lotara Sarrin
@@gojihunter3118 Tarasha Euten for the win, Lotara is a weak traitor woman who thinks she has the right to command a legion
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 Lotara got overies of steel, she put a World Eater in timeout essentially, an impossible task. Not sure thats what you call weak on her part.
Transhuman demigod, yes.
... but human, after all.
Transhumans are humans by definiton.
Love these moments of Guilliman's humanity. I wonder if you might, in the future, release his "Why Do I Still Live" monologue with the accompanying bit where he rallies himself after seeing the citizens of Macragge working side-by-side with the Ultramarines to rebuild the Fortress of Hera, his conversations with Frater Mathieu, and basically every moment he has with Tarasha Euten. She and Konor did an excellent job raising their boy.
This is refreshing to hear the humanity still residing in him after 10 millennia, but still hurtful to hear the last remaining pillar of the empire facing his humanity.
Can't wait for when you release one day a video of the lion and guilliman together again.
I shall be very excited for the day that I can upload that video!
I shall do my best to get to it as soon as it is out!
My thanks for watching!
Just fyi, This is a scene from the horus heresy, not 40k. But you are right about his humanity, guilliman has a surprising amount of it in him for a primarch
Man learnt how many felt hearing the last ‘words’ of a certain Martian rover…
That was sad.
I'm sure that rephrased it is rite in Mechanicum - "my batteries are low and it's getting dark"
Cry for a fallen brother, he really is more human than a lot of other characters in this universe
The connection with his real father and mother shines bright as much humanity as Vulkan and Willpower as Sangius Strategy as Lion or Dorn Guillmen is special in his own way
i dont get it !!!! why people hate Guilliman or bullying him ? he is the most human and complex primarch
Pretty much due to them being the poster boy for warhammer and being normal lol
plus dead memes becoming mistaken for actual fandom opinions.
Vulkan is the most human gman is probably top 3.
People don't hate Guilliman : they hate the Ultramarines' Mary Suish way of being handled by Games Worlshop. Most specifically, concept wise, the Ultramarines represents the archetype of what a space marines is and should represent ; when people hear "Space Marines" they should think "you mean, like the Ultramarines ?" or something like that, because of how incredibly competent the Chapter is (and even was then as a legion.)
However, lore wise, Games Workshop way of handling them make them made them look like Mary/Gary Sue/Stu and had the very adverse effect of cheapening their achievments and, by extension, that of every chapter that wasn't them. Ergo, the Ultramarines ended up having the ill reputation of embodiying the very concept of _"Plot Contrivence because they're daddy's favorite (i.e. Games Workshop cash cow)"_ and got that label stuck to them since then.
Guilliman, being their Primarch and having wrote the Codex Astartes that contributed to making the Ultramarines _"Oh, so special"_ (read as in GW cash cow), got that same label slapped on him through "guilt association". Despite the fact that, purely from both a cannonical and personnal point of view, of all the Primarchs, he really was the one that ended up keeping the whole thing together and prevented the Imperium from collapsing when as it's worst.
If anything, Guilliman do deserve some much earned recognition for all of his work. Because when things go well no one has to think about anything in particular and just happily go with the flow. But when unforeseen situations or crisis arise that need to be dealt with while not having prepared for it, the one that says _"who's got a plan ?"_ generally also translate as being the one *without* a plan and require someone to pick up the slack.
The "pick up the slack" guy in this metaphor ? Yeah, that's Guilliman.
And seeing the size of the slack that Erebus made Lorgar and Horus do for Guilliman to pick up, i'd honestly fight/debate ANYONE badmouthing him.
@@Tenhyshe is the emperors greatest abomination. A 14 foot tall "man" with a 30 pound skull and currently the only hope of leadership for the imperium
This and Sangius Speech is heartwarming and sad at the same time to fight the tide and show the human side ready for pain and sadness
I really want you to please bring the legendary speech of Angron to Guilliman and the warning of the Emperor to Nurgle through Guilliman.
I am rather behind on my recordings so I am not sure when but I shall certainly add them to the list!
My thanks for watching!
For the disembodied voice!! For Guilliman!! For the Emperor!!!
Your voiceovers voice scenes that can't be found anywhere else! You're doing great stuff, man. Thank you.
My thanks! I do like to try and do as much of a variety as I can to cover some of those bases that might otherwise be ignored.
and, my thanks for watching!
I'm half-way done reading this book and this moment made me shed tears. The relationship he has with Prayto is very sweet. I enjoy their exchanges very muchI'm loving this book so much. But I'm dreading Pharos cuz the end of that one is going to make me sob like beeyotch
HORUS DID THIS! HORUS DID THIS!
and that's why we will
never forgive
Never forget
@@itsprofessorcreeper2839 Damn right!
Ahem erebus, kor pharon
@@dean_l33 Can't forget those bastards!
Erebus did this. Horus was a good, noble son.
FUCK Erebus.
I love how deep a view we have got into Guilliman - he is such a legend and I love how human he is
Just found your channel today, that was a powerful reading. Your voice showing Guilliman with the slightest bit of humanity and grief was perfect
Thank you very much, that means a lot!
and, my thanks for watching!
It's a terrible day for rain.
God I just want to give this man a hug he a been through so much shit he just wants to rest this man needs a true brake, not what he went through as a husk but a true break from all of this chaos that has be fall him
Emotional attacks are usually the most devastating.
Robu needs a big hug.
Been listening to your renditions for a very long time brother.
I just wanted to say thank you. For the time taken to bring us rabid fans of anything 30-40k these amazing pieces.
And also for the level of skill and tact you apply to these speeches to really bring out the level of emotion felt at the time of passing. Oh and always superb use of backing tracks as well 👌👏👏
Thank you man!
Thank you very much!
I am always very glad when I can do some of these fantastic pieces justice! and, I do what I can to try and elevate them in whatever way I can with the editing choices too so those words mean a lot to me!
@@danielquintonvo I just see so many commenting on how fantastic these lore vids and renditions that people just usually have no idea what is involved.
You always do them justice sir....its a sad day indeed when the God Emperor does not please the masses with these videos from yourself, Warrior Tier, Vox, Oculus on a monthly basis and I am thankful of your service 👏👏
this make me sad
The writing here is wonderful. There are many powerful moments in the books.
Amazing video again brother the Emperor protects 🤌🙏
My thanks!
Vulcan would be crying and hugging him, and damn the wolves.
The accompanying music was spot on
Nice vid buddy
Dude, I can't get enough of your videos. You are fantastic at voicing the emotions these characters have.
Could you do that one scene where Belisarius Cawl unveils the Primaries Marines to Guilliman. The one from the first Dawn of Fire Book.
I am rather behind on my recordings but I shall certainly add it to the list for when I can get back around to some recording!
My thanks for watching!
A demigod he might be, but in the end, Guilliman is still human.
Ultramarines went from being hated to endeared simply due to Dark Imperium Novels. Guilliman went from a Boy Scout to just a chad.
Damn this is what i am here for Baby! Gman being More human and normal then all of 40K combined.
Lion - there there little brother dont worry I'm here
G man - thank
Lion hugs g man
Lion - there there I'm miss u too
He remember a letter to Sanguinius to hold terra with Dorn and waited Ultramarine storm behind the Traitor... It never reach and Sanguinius death really broke him apart..
i knew when i first saw the G-Man on some random video, that i like him the most out of the primarchs, even tho i did not know who exactly he is. He is just a noble hero. exactly the hero the imperium needs. the master of MS Excel and Powerpoint, the galaxy's greatest stratego and chess player
Hell yes
It is nice to see Tigurius play a similar role in the Dark Imperium series to Titus Prayto.
Can you do the excerpt from "sinew of war" as well when Guilliman speaks to the senate?
I am rather behind in my schedule of recording, editing and uploading so I am not sure when I can get to them but I shall certainly add them to the list!
My thanks for watching!
Listen this is complex and emotional but Guilliman is *literally* crying over a calculator
I'm reminded of the new Doctor Who talking to his previous self about how they never just stopped to acknowledge everything that happened and come to terms with it.
I AM IN AGREEMENT BROTHER YOUR TACT HAS NO EQUAL!
What's the context behind this moment?
New fans: “Why does the fandom hate Guilliman so much?”
Because he single-handedly ruined the Astartes’ ability to protect the Imperium and stripped them of the authority and unity needed to enforce compliance. Making him pretty much personally responsible for what the Imperium became. Look around the Imperium. You aak yourself “Why don’t the Marines have the strength to defeat these countless threats and save these worlds?” You ask yourself “Why do the Space Marines tolerate all this corruption and oppression and tyranny when the Great Crusade destroyed such things?” The answer is Guilliman. The Horus Heresy was not his fault, but the Dark Imperium _is_ his fault. It is like wondering why crime increases when the police are stripped of their power. Guilliman did the stripping, the Astartes are the police, and ten thousand years of dystopian nightmare is the result. To say nothing of the fact that him doing this was directly contrary to the duties and purpose the Emperor made the Primarchs and Space Marines for and how he used them. So, he’s also a backstabbing traitor who destroyed the Emperor’s dream and the primary purpose of the Imperium’s creation.
Are you starting to see why he pisses us off?
And to top it all off, when he returns he has the gall to blame the normal humans for the consequences of obeying _his_ edicts. Even as he quietly tries to fix his mistakes in the Space Marine numbers and organization and in legal matters while never once admitting to his guilt.
If he crippled the Imperium's defensive abilities, why is the Imperium still standing?
Guilliman responded to a changing situation. The Imperium wasn't going on any offensives after the Heresy, it needed to stabilise and hold a domain that covered the entirety of the Milky Way. Having nine large masses of troops that needed months upon months to muster and manoeuver and tailored for offensive operations wouldn't do that. The Primarchs with more of a strategic outlook on warfare agreed with that assessment.
Skip forward a few thousand years and Guilliman led one of the most successful offensives in the history of the Imperium and began reforming its structure. Now I wonder, what came between those two events? Could it be that someone in stasis can't do anything? Could it be that mere humans couldn't operate at the level of being specifically created to be to a regular human as we are to ants and thus couldn't wield the political machinery he left in place the way he would?
Nah, it can't be that, smurf boy went against my favourite Primarch and therefore I must be a little testy about it.
@@johnecoapollo7well said. This fandom is way too cagey about something that's supposed to be fun.
I love that 40k fans have unironic debates about the Imperium's policies
It has survived for 10,000 years using his policy... clearly it didn't hurt the Imperium 😂