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We reached out to Elise Galmard, lead narrative designer at DONTNOD Entertainment, who wrote the various epilogues for Tell Me Why. Elise provided her thoughts on the ending… and she even gave some tips on how your ending may change depending on how you played the game.
Apr 20, 2019 · Why do people hate this? It’s funny, it’s compelling, it’s SMART. The time related stuff was nearly impossible for me to track bc... Homestuck, but over all I thought this was a really mature and insightful look at a lot of big issues and the nature of storytelling itself
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I understand the epilogues aren't the best piece of fiction, I understand why so many people hate them and I too felt the original comic needed a more straightforward epilogue to wrap somethings up (PS had it so it wasn't unreasonable to expect it).
Dec 13, 2021 · The incredibly tragic backstory to The Boomtown Rats song ‘I Don’t Like Mondays’. ‘I Don’t Like Mondays’ is now the sort of phrase that you might find on the side of a naff secret Santa mug, but back when The Boomtown Rats reached their peak with the single in 1979, they had their mind on something far darker.
The Epilogues are controversial, and Homestuck 2 more disliked than not. Hiveswap Act 1 is generally considered good, and Hiveswap Act 2 less so, while I haven't seen much discussion of Friendsim apart from limited discourse on a few select routes (Marvus, Lanque).
They wrote the outline/general plot and they micromanaged the writing of various scenes by other writers. The epilogue is 100% Hussie using people to write their story for them. But by design the epilogue is meant to by and large be the last of their involvement in a heavy way.
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The video begins with the Boomtown Rats performing in a choir with children in the pews miming the chorus ("Tell Me Why?"). It then cuts to a family living room with the daughter just coming back from school but here the chorus is mimed by the other three band members to lead singer Bob Geldof .
