Silksong OST - Lost Lace

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• RY

  @Rycluse · 10 months ago

  "Saving the world, but also saving a life" is such a wonderful heroic fantasy trope

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• TO

  @tothsandor8197 · 11 months ago

  I really like the fact that while the first game "final boss" was a construct and the true final boss was the higher being, in this game, these roles are reversed.

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• TH

  @TheAvalox · 9 months ago

  When you accidentally burn the croissant you were making and then it fights back

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• AN

  @antongrigoryev6381 · 1 year ago

  I find it very interesting how... <i>heroic</i> this song is, especially compared to the tracks of the final bosses of HK. Those songs seem to be all about bosses themselves; HK&apos;s own music is an incredibly sad track reflecting the tragedy of its existence, while Radiance&apos;s music is all about her overwhelming power. Yet this track... there are definitely some sad strings reflecting Lace&apos;s situation, but overall it feels to me like it&apos;s much more about <i>Hornet</i> and her attempt to save Lace and the whole of Pharloom than it is about the threat she&apos;s facing. This isn&apos;t a theme of a tragic character falling to darkness, nor is it a theme of the terror lurking in that darkness. It&apos;s a theme of a Hero rising and persevering against the odds, and I love that.

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• KS

  @ksawerx9277 · 1 year ago

  I swear this track sounds more intense when you&apos;re actually fighting the boss.

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• US

  @user-zx4bm8gq2u · 11 months ago

  The ultimate &quot;i can fix her&quot; theme

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• TS

  @TSFF18 · 1 year ago

  &quot;This one...the dark will NOT take.&quot;

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• OR

  @Orion_Prince_Of_Starlight · 1 year ago

  Prequel believers in shambles rn.

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• MS

  @Mstev212 · 1 year ago

  This fight was absolute Cinema and tragic in a sense<br><br>Lace always believed her mother didn’t love her. So during that moment, and at where she cut her mom’s hand just so she couldn’t “get” hornet was a shock.<br><br>Then, finding out the reason why there’s a cocoon in the void was not to protect herself, but to protect her daughter. And the reason she screams during the fight is because she’s worried about Lace.<br><br><br>Then the fight itself.. this truly felt like a a sword dance/dual <br><br>Lace was more finesse than strength, but then with void she became both.<br><br><br>And the ending grandmother so sacrificing herself, so we could save her daughter.<br><br><br>It is the polar opposite of the pale king .<br><br><br>The King sacrificed his children to save hallownest while grandmother silk sacrificed all of Parloom to save Lace.<br><br><br><br>This was worth the 7 year wait. This was absolute peak.

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• PR

  @Providence69 · 1 year ago

  Anybody else noticed that at the start of the game, Hornet starting from the bottom and tries to reach the peak of Pharloom, just to go in the deepest part of the abyss in the true ending.

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• FA

  @FACELESS_VA · 1 year ago

  As soon as that second phase (<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcAP-B1HGXA&amp;t=78">1:18</a>) starts, you need to lock tf in like you&apos;ve never been locked in

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• MA

  @MasterIsabelle · 1 year ago

  I love how sad it sounds, it&apos;s not a grand orchestra where you take down a big bad, you&apos;re trying to desperately get someone back

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