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Something I think you missed is the popular fan theory that the man with sunglasses may actually be Jean Vicquemare

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1:28:30 If you've completed the Moralintern questline but brought Cuno here instead, Shivers will crashout saying "This is all wrong!" because Kim was supposed to be here saying the lines you heard in the quest. It shows that Shivers can be wrong, and that, perhaps, not all prophesies are visions of a predetermined future.

At this point they have to give you a Disco Elysium PhD or something, right?

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ENCYCLOPEDIA [Godlike: Success]

i love the double twist in the game where first you are like "maybe all of this comes from something paranormal?" only to be corrected by a plausible grounded explanation, just to be further corrected to "yes, it is paranormal and the powers dont want you to know that"

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thank you for this very comprehensive video that truly makes me feel like the ogre crying over only understanding the surface level themes of ulysses

Heh, the dice shop being immune to the pale's entropy because dice are already random by nature is something I never caught.

1:30:43 No Truce With the Furies - Winter Solstice Trailer opens with "27 years before the end of the world".

Mr. Evrart is helping me reach the bottom of the iceberg

I feel like Kim being a Moralintern spy can only work in a more vague way. I can absolutely believe that Kim was actually sent there to watch Harry, but I think in that case some dishonesty or lack of transparency is involved here. For example he may have been told he's watching Harry because he's suspicious, or because he might be working for La Puta Madre, or some other lie. He has too much background in actually working for the RCM, in comparison to Trant and Klaasje whose backgrounds don't line up at all. It's hard to imagine the Moralintern decided to let some random cop in on the whole spying on Innocents/magpies/whatever thing at face value.

This video is gonna be, like, a twenty hour mind-project for me. Twenty hours at least.

I NEVER KNEW ABOUT THE MYSTERIOUS PAIR OF EYES, I HAVE 137 HOURS IN THIS GAME WHAT THE FUCK

Bröther, you truly are the Icebreaker

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It's worth noting that the implication isn't that Cunoesse willingly participated in the snuff radio broadcast: she arrived near Cuno's home soaking wet and looking haggard, suggesting they people running the broadcast attempted to drown her to death on live broadcast. She likely broke free and killed one of the people running the station in self-defense.

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Some more info on the connection between Dora and Dolores Dei:

Annette, Plaisance's daughter, will describe Harry's behavior during his drunken bender based on his copotype.
If you haven't committed to any copotype yet, she describes Harry ranting about "small churches and how everyone betrayed you"

The small church directly references the Dolores Dei church Harry went to after crashing his car (we can see footsteps from the car towards the church), where he encountered the Pale anomaly.

The "everyone betrayed you" could be Harry ranting about Dora leaving him, but it could also be a reference to Dolores Dei, who was killed by one of her security guards in a shocking betrayal.

When you combine that with the Dolores Dei in Harry's dream knowing a surprising amount of info about her (and being defensive of her actions if Harry questions them), it's possible that his fascination with Dolores Dei and her showing up in his dream aren't just because of her resemblance to Dora and him losing his memories inside her church;

-but also because the Pale anomaly irradiated Harry with the memories of Dolores Dei.

One last supporting piece for this argument are a chain of thoughts:

You mentioned the "Cleaning Out the Rooms" thought, and how it could relate to Dora being Dolores' reincarnation.

Well, you acquire that thought of the end of a long, one of a kibd chain of Pale-related tasks and Thoughts:

1. Tell Lena about your amnesia to get the Get a Reality Lowdown task, which you can complete by talking to Joyce. If you ask Joyce "Where are we?" and exhaust all dialogue, Harry will gain the "Jamais Vu (Derealization)" Thought (described as the most important Thought, the one he "truly must complete"), where he comes to the conclusion that a lot of what he should know about the world hasn't just been forgotten, but wiped clean, beyond the rest of his amnesia.

2. "Jamais Vu" grants a whopping +12 bonus to the check to ask Joyce the Pale. Talking to the Paledriver about it afterwards gives the Thought "Motorway South", where Harry ruminates on the Pale Superdeep (described only as a human throat swallowing, tied to the Pale anomaly in the church being called the Swallow; another evidence to the anomaly not just being the Pale, but specifically a tiny core of the Superdeep). This thought caps off with Harry remembering a memory from before his amnesia, that back then he also thought of how to go into the Pale Superdeep is to be unborn, and how it was a "dark hope" for him (we can assume that this is a memory of when Harry gained the idea of interacting with the Swallow in the church to forget all his pain).

3. Talking to Joyce about the Pale grants a big +10 bonus to the check for describing the hole in the church as a Pale anomaly to Soona. Passing that check and successfully confirming that the Swallow is a Pale anomaly finally brings us to the "Cleaning Out the Rooms" thought, where Harry ponders that he may have not just lost his memory, but that something in Martinaise may have deliberately rearranged his mind to pack all the worst fears and nightmares away.

Not only does this Thought end with "She is coming", as you said (and this line likely references Harry meeting Dolores in his dream at the Seafort, which happens soon after his church adventures), but there is also another piece to tie this Thought to Dora and Dolores Dei:

Both Dora and Dolores Dei are refered to as "welkins", a term for very beautiful, upper class women.
And what is the internal name used for the "Cleaning Out the Rooms" Thought in the game files?
"welkin_generator"

As a last inclusion of "Motorway South", since as you may have noticed, it is not strictly necessary to get it for "Cleaning Out the Rooms" (you only need to learn about the Pale from Joyce, not talk to the Paledriver in addition):

Both "Motorway South" and "Cleaning Out the Rooms" have references to the british band "Sea Power" (the first with its title and the second with its skill bonus description).

Thus, we can be reasonably sure that Harry was irradiated with a fragment of the historical Dolores Dei when he interacted with the tiny core of Pale Superdeep in the church.
This fragment of Dolores Dei then was responsible for cleaning up and organizing his thoughts and memories, and her overtaking his mental image of Dora could have been why she says "I consumed her, and am happier for it".

Thus, we get a direct link between Dora and Dolores Dei in Harry's mind, that doesn't rely on simple similarities or potential reincarnations (not that Dora being a reincarnation of Dolores Dei is strictly impossible even with this theory taken into account, of course).