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For context of the quote go here .
You’ll find “There are no value judgments to my achievements” near the bottom of Noah’s story.
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So have all of the other quotes so far been by real people? Any fictional characters?
If not, it could be suggesting that Noah Sinclair really is an actual person and not a character being played by someone named Levi, as the OSDM/ODSM has suggested in the Tension book.
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@chelsea Was it attributed to the author, or the character?
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@nothenrygale It was a direct quote from the book. “He began to dance and his laughter became a bloodthirsty snarling.” It was attributed to the author, William Golding, but was in reference to Jack the character. I could see it being argued either way.
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The image and it’s title do hint towards a rivalry between OSDM and Briarberg. The quote @coryphella posted adds more evidence that they could be the same thing. The full painting with the frame even suggests that it all could be performance, but even if it was a performance we’ve been told that they’re using lies to mask the truth.
Noah’s quote works to tie it all together, and fits whether they’re separate entities or all the same business. OSDM and/or Briarberg are doing work they think is important and that we can’t judge it as right or wrong.
Or it’s a kind of passive aggressive shot at Briarberg for saying OSDM isn’t doing things the right way yesterday.
On that note, last night @daela was told that, “ODSM no longer sees you as a commodity or product to exploit.” If that’s true, why are they continuing with the images/quotes and song postings? Presumably those were both to get more information about us and keep us winding the clock; that wouldn’t do them much good if they don’t find us valuable any more though.
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I know this isn’t directly related- but the fact they’re attributing him to this quote means that he wrote/said it. Which was something we were trying to figure out if he has written his story or if Sarah had because of this quote in the story-
At 22, I convinced my father’s board to remove him as CEO and instate me. When he was removed from the building, he stopped, shook my hand and told me he was proud of me. It was the best gift he could have given me as it solidified that he was entirely too weak to be an effective leader.
Question was if this happened or if it was a fake story because it doesn’t align with what we know about with Horace/Noah/OSDM.
Assuming this is a real thing that happened, what does that mean for the rest of the story? Where are we now in this situation? There was a bigger question/theory I had when I first asked this, just gotta find the forum post. -
Per @coryphella’s context, we’ve been talking about Noah possibly dueling a version of himself on Slack. It got me thinking:
We’d started a thread a whole MONTH ago about the idea that Mason and Noah may be related in more ways than just having a similar upbringing. Thread HERENoah loves Egyptology, and Horus did have four sons, after all.
I feel like it also ties in to an idea of Mason as Noah’s Shadow. Noah dueling with the physical embodiment of his baser instincts; what he would become if he lost self control.
Noah and Sarah, Mason and Michelle, Investors and Board Members, OSDM and Briarberg/ODSM? Are we looking at a series of inversions?
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