Pudgy Penguins token, bless its little feathery heart, is looking a bit like it’s trying to stand up from a nap after plummeting almost 90% from its all-time high. 😩 It managed to squeeze up to $0.011 on Friday, which is, like, a teeny tiny victory considering it was practically begging for change at its … Read more
In the style of many major missions in KCD 2, The Finger of God is broken down into several primary and secondary goals, with many being elective. One such optional goal will also grant you access to a romantic scene with Klara (should you have courted her during Necessary Evil; this being the second opportunity for romance if successful). For those eager to learn how to finish the quest, along with all its primary and secondary objectives, please find the information below. If your sole interest lies in courting Klara, feel free to skip ahead by clicking here.
The initial trailer for Season 2 unveils the debut of Calypso, the organizer of the Twisted Metal tournament, who is played by both Barry and Anthony Carrigan in live-action. This supernatural wish-granter also makes an appearance. Furthermore, it fulfills the reference from Season 1’s finale about motorcycle lover Mr. Grimm and his distinctive group, as shown in the trailer below. Keep reading for additional information.
Levi (portrayed by Teller) and Drasa (played by Taylor-Joy, sporting a Soviet bob) are independent marksmen with minimal ties to the global community. Levi, a former Marine, has withdrawn following an unsuccessful psychiatric evaluation that barred him from active service, whereas Drasa’s only connection is her ailing ex-KGB father who is dying of cancer. Unsurprisingly, they are both selected for a covert operation, which requires them to station themselves in towers on opposite sides of a colossal chasm in the earth for an entire year. The specifics about their tasks during this period are scarce, but Levi’s predecessor and information provider J.D. (Dirisu) informs him vaguely before departing that their role is not to prevent people from entering the chasm, but to halt whatever lies within the chasm from escaping. On some nights, they can hear the sorrowful cries of what dwells in the chasm, which has been referred to as “the hollow men,” reminiscent of a T.S. Eliot poem. The main rule given to them is that they are not to communicate with the person manning the other tower – a rule that both Levi and Drasa quickly break by using large hand-written signs, similar to the style used in the movie “Love Actually”.
Regardless of how often I revisit this photography project, I’ll never cease to appreciate the pure charm of film photography and its ability to beautifully emphasize my subjects in a way that feels entirely natural. My goal with this project has been to showcase pioneers within the fashion world and create something enduring and classic in an ever-changing industry. With my reliable Fujifilm Instax Mini 99 camera, I’ve traversed the city, attending shows, presentations, parties, and celebrations, capturing the essence of each moment for a stunning collection of 83 photographs.