Keenadiid

This is Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, and it's one of the best video games I've ever played.

The controls took me some time to get used to; they're difficult. One thing that caught my eye is how detailed it is for a PS1 game. You won't feel limited by the environment, even though you actually are.

I think I’m really stuck. Can’t seem to get past this mission.

People aren't afraid of death itself, since one can't fear what's inevitable. What they truly fear is the manner of their passing, the uncertainty surrounding it, the suffering it may bring, and the loss of control it represents.

I’d recommend it; it’s a film I’m curious to hear your thoughts about.

If you have watched All the Bright Places, I might have a few questions that would benefit from your perspective.

Yes, the bar scene. It was unnecessary; I think the film was desperate enough to rely on such moments. What struck me about that scene was how no one in the bar seemed to notice the odd situation unfolding before them.

I watched Honey Don’t! as well. It suffered from weak writing and lacked a clear sense of direction. The dialogue, too, felt rather unnatural. As for my most recent viewing, it was All the Bright Places.

I have, perhaps, one question—what was the last movie you watched?

The anger was so exhausting that I found myself in tears.

We could have been trees, but here we are, conscious, and it aches to be.

True proof is not the mere gesture of pointing to trees and declaring that a god exists.

The fool is he who asserts the existence of God, offering nothing but a text as evidence. Equally foolish is he who professes love, yet condemns his creation to eternal torment for finite transgressions.