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I want an at least 200 word essay on how the level would be written as if it were written as a typical level.
In addition, I want a 500 word essay on whether the curtains are blue. You are required to use evidence from the text to support your thesis. People who use a school of critique get extra credit. This is due at the end of the week :3
Whoa, it’s a forum signature. Ain’t that cool?
I’m waking up to ash and dust
I wipe my brow and I sweat my rust
SO TRUE LMAO
CharaDotArchivist
The demon that comes when you call her name.
It is truly passionning to wonder about the many different hints scattered over this magnificent piece guiding the reader into what the author truly intended.
We have quite an interesting read here. Of course, the most obvious parallel can be made between the author and the nature of the main element of the page. Bluesignet writing a level about a blue curtain shows a certain amount of commitment, as the willingness to put oneself on the site. This "self-insert" of some sort acts as a representation of the author to give their time to the wiki by producing articles through blood and sweat as a way to immortalize themselves in everlasting words.
Moreover, the parallel with the author doesn't end there. As we know, with Bluesignet working in a library, she interacts a lot with books. From there, the metaphoric relation between the reader and the book can easily be linked to the relation between the worker and the user. While the worker can act normally for their job, just helping the user find a book, or animating an event, said user can see the worker as something completely different depending on their mood. This is shown here with the use of colors and feelings, which can be used as a parallel for the different ways one can see the other through the prism of their own feelings, shifting reality to their daily, and therefore limited, perception. This theme acts as a paradox with the feeling of eternity showcased earlier, which shows how both a piece of writing and a person can act in complex ways, adding to the idea of someone being more than the exterior eye can see and judge.
But perhaps the most important element of the page lies not in the color, but in the material itself. indeed, the use of the curtain, an everyday furniture, as the object of intense care and importance acts as sort of a wider commentary about our society in general. With the elements of nature and the outside being present only once, barely named at the start, the curtain acts as the artificial, something manmade retaining the attention of man. The outside world isn't important for them, as their attention and care goes to something completely meaningless. This shows the futility of the concentration of one's attention to anything purely created to retain said attention, actively making them rot wondering about the futile question of the color of an object that is merely a tool to store clothes. By not only ignoring what is important in natural beauty, but also by ignoring the intended purpose of the object, the commentary clearly states the meaningless attempt of man to entertain himself through the use of the repurposed artificial, but to no avail.
To conclude this analysis, we can open our minds even more and start wondering past the shackles of a typical analysis. Perhaps the writer simply used the color blue because he merely thought of the color before any other one, which would be a direct commentary of the overthinking many readers can fall into. This refreshing yet controversial take, like an Ouroboros, completely closes the circle and complete this piece as something truly perfect, evoking the mind of the reader in many different directions.
In this heartfelt and emotional article, author BlueSignet admits her hatred for blue curtains. I agree, as I think purple is a better colour.
+1
and the sky is gray (and the sky is graaaay)
You promised you'd take me there again some day… but you never did.
actually I'm going to novote this
You promised you'd take me there again some day… but you never did.
Red.
:smug:
This is abject plagiarism, now I have to scrap my article "The Skobeloff Blinds"
Jk fabulous article love you
BlueSignet,
They say that I upvote everything!
"Yeah. I guess." /j
Your friend and colleague,
Goerman
http://backrooms-wiki.wikidot.com/goerman
This article expresses the author's affection for blue curtains.
If there is only one blue curtain, then it is an ordinary blue curtain without any other meaning; However, the blue curtain appears in an article of Backrooms Wiki, it must have some special properties.
So, I speculate that this blue curtain may cause those who see it to fall into meaningless thinking, and these victims will always end up dying from not ingesting food and water for a long time.
Also, due to the level's self-awareness, the level will actively modify the pages related to itself to make it appear like a level that is not dangerous.
The end of the article say that the protagonist looks back at the curtains before leaving, suggests that the level has a psychological effect on the victims, so that they do not leave. The protagonist of this article will most likely continue to think meaninglessly because of the impact of the level and the curtains.
In short, this level is extremely sinful.
(Because my English is not good, I used translation software.There may be some minor grammatical errors in this message,I apologize for any difficulty this may cause)
What can I say!
