Phrolova's Cruel Symbolism Explained | Wuthering Waves Story Analysis Explained

Описание: Between today and yesterday, she remains Rover's greatest failure.
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0:00- Introduction
1:42- 'The Hollow Men' (1925) by T.S. Eliot
4:41- Purgatory, and Dante's 'Purgatorio'
8:48- Vergil, Beatrice and Rover
13:44- The 'Divine Rose' and the Lost Beyond
16:09- 'Phrolova' and 'The Journey of the Magi' (1927) by T.S. Eliot
18:19- Musical Symbolism
21:56- 'Lost Beyond' Lyrical Analysis
22:38- The Lethean Elegy
23:28- Hecate
26:13- Spider Lillies
28:21- Conclusion
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Thanks for the person who gave some insight into the musical symbolism.
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Music:

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: x0o0x_ (slowed, Instrumental) [   • : x0o0x_ (slowed, Instrumental)  ]

If you know, x0o0x songs don't have names half the time, so I'm pretty sure this is a instrumental of what I call the 'train station song' which you can find the original of here:    • ‌  

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「群青」中国語版（Cover by 蘭音Reine）[   • 「群青」中国語版（Cover by 蘭音Reine）  ]

Chinese cover of 群青.

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Phrolova Story Theme - The Lost Beyond (Full Song) | Wuthering Waves 2.5 OST [   • Phrolova Story Theme - The Lost Beyond (Fu...  ]

Cinema.
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