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Hurry and leave!
I will delay Kyung-chae with all my might.
Just make a run for it.
Grab a taxi if you can.
- Eun Hee-soo, Stop! - Eun Hee-soo!
Even if everyone turns against you, I won't.
I will be on your side till the end!
So just go and have a good life.
Don't get caught.
Hurry! Start driving!
Hurry!
Are you aware of what a grave mistake you made today?
If we can't find Eun Hee-soo, I won't forgive you.
I won't forgive Eun Hee-soo and you!
I'm going to find her to make sure she pays for this.
Put her on the wanted list.
Send it all over the country and find her for me.
Please find her and punish her.
Kyung-chae,
please don't do this.
If you keep this up, Hee-soo will really die.
I will make sure you see Eun Hee-soo be sent back to prison.
You just wait!
Your mum tried to save Eun-chae without even trying to save herself.
She was dying in the fire.
That's how I feel right now.
There's nothing I won't do to save my daughter.
She said she would rather die than to go back to prison.
How can I just sit back and watch?
Just as your mum tried to save Eun-chae,
I'm trying to save Hee-soo!
So please understand me.
Understand you?
How can I understand this?
This is not comparable to my mum saving Eun-chae!
Eun Hee-soo is being punished for her crimes!
Eun-chae was an innocent victim!
Don't bring up my mum who sacrificed herself to save her child.
She won't be compared to you!
Kyung-chae...
Don't say my name!
You made a big mistake.
When Eun Hee-soo is caught, she has one more crime on the list now.
You're not helping her. You're digging a deeper hole for her!
Kyung-chae!
Kyung-chae!
What am I going to do?
What am I to do?
Hold yourself together, Eun Hee-soo.
I can't lose it when mum did this for me.
I just have to overcome this.
I've done well so far.
I'm sure all will be fine.
Everything will work out.
What happened?
They really lost her?
She's on the wanted list.
I'm sure they will find her soon.
This is beyond my imagination.
Who would have thought Mrs Gong was faking it?
How are we to accept this?
Is this a mother's love?
Is aiding and abetting a mother's love?
It could be if she thought this was the only way.
But this was definitely wrong.
Not all mums are like that.
Mums reprimand their children if they're on the wrong path.
What happened?
Are you sure you don't know where Hee-soo could be?
I told you I'm not sure.
She doesn't even have friends.
Do you think I'm lying?
Or do you think I hid her and I'm just pretending?
Don't take it the wrong way.
I was just asking.
Please tell her if she calls.
This is not helping her.
The number you have dialled is currently not available.
Call me as soon as you get this.
Text me if you can't call.
Listen to me carefully.
Min Kyung-chae won't give up just because you ran away.
You have gone too far to have this covered up now.
Come while you still can take care of this.
Is it you?
It's not her, it's your mum.
I need to talk to you. Let's meet.
I'm really busy.
Should I come to the hotel? It's only one bus stop away.
Here comes the bus that can take me straight to the hotel.
Fine.
Where do you want to meet?
Pil-sub told us that Mrs Gong lost her mind.
He told us that she thinks Kyung-chae is Hee-soo.
She had a condition.
But she's fine now.
What's the matter with them?
Their life is full of drama!
Their daily life is like the breaking news!
How can someone like her be married into our family?
Pil-sub got it wrong.
Did you want to meet me to ask about this?
I also wanted to talk about Hee-soo and Pil-sub's wedding.
Is everything okay with you, Ji-sub?
Something is going on.
There's always something going on.
I don't know what's going on.
But if it's about Hee-soo, you can't try to understand her.
That's right!
Now you finally get it after 30 years of marriage!
You can't think of her as an ordinary person.
Something is wrong with her.
In fact, something is really wrong with her.
Don't side with her lest you get into trouble too.
Seeing that you're not talking, something must be going on.
Think hard about it.
You can't cover for her.
Just divorce her and remarry.
That's what's best for you.
Hee-soo!
You were here?
Ji-sub!
Why didn't you call me?
Do you know how worried I was without knowing you were here?
I could only think of this place.
I know I shouldn't do this.
But I didn't have anywhere to go.
So you ran away?
This won't solve anything.
Kyung-chae has...
I know.
I'm sure she has put me on the wanted list.
But I had no option.
If I just stay there, I will be transferred to prison.
How could I just stay there?
Would you have stayed?
What's your plan then?
I'm not sure.
I can't think right now.
Let me stay here a few days to get my thoughts together.
I'm begging you.
Don't tell anyone.
I came here trusting you.
If you kick me out, I have nowhere to go.
I can only jump into the Han River.
Don't be so childish.
Reality may scare you, but don't get into bigger trouble.
The more you do this...
I'm disappointed to see you digging a deeper hole.
I know.
You must be horrified to see me.
I know you caught on to all of my crimes.
I horrify myself.
I'm sure I horrify you.
I disgust myself.
I'm sure I disgust you.
Even if you betray me, I have no right to be mad.
I'm sorry for deceiving you and lying to you.
I shouldn't have come here.
I should just drown myself.
No, I can just jump from this building.
- Hee-soo. - Let me go!
It will be over if I die.
It will end if I just kill myself!
Calm down.
Calm down and let's think about this.
I'm sure Eun Hee-soo will contact Ji-sub.
Perhaps she already did.
I'm sure he's really confused.
His head is probably telling him to turn her in.
But his heart is telling him otherwise.
He said she had nowhere to go. I'm sure she will call him.
I will ask to meet Ji-sub and talk to him.
Perhaps he will open up if we have a man-to-man talk.
Are you okay?
Are you worried I lost my mind because I want to drink wine and...
enjoy this moment when I'm on the run?
This is what I have always wanted.
I always wanted to sit at a table and...
have wine with you with classical music on.
When I first met you, I felt my soul shake.
I wanted you no matter what it took.
That was the beginning.
You got me started on this road of ambition.
Hee-soo...
Yes, it's me.
Did Hee-soo call you?
Is that what was so important?
Did you want to meet me to check on that?
I told you she didn't call.
It's not that I don't trust you.
I just don't trust your heart for her.
Aren't you curious why I sided with her...
despite all of her deceptions?
I am curious.
Whenever I see her, she reminds me of myself.
If I was after Kyung-chae no matter what it took,
she was after the hotel, the house, the vice president position, and me.
Please let me know if she calls.
That's what's best for her.
It doesn't make sense that Ji-sub doesn't know.
I'm going to check this out myself.
I have something to tell you.
Do you have time?
Let's meet after work.
Sure.
Shall I meet you in your office?
Or at a bar?
No, let's meet at your studio.
I want to talk in private.
At my studio?
That's so out of the blue.
Is there a reason why I shouldn't go?
Is someone there?
No, it's not that.
Sure, let's meet there.
What did he say? Did he agree to see you at his place?
I have to go and see it for myself.
She could be hiding there.
Why did you want to come here?
I told you I have something to tell you.
What do you want to say?
You never asked to come here before.
Where do you think Hee-soo is?
She doesn't have anywhere to go but she is evading the police.
Isn't it strange?
Is that what you wanted to talk about?
What a cosy place.
It's a perfect place to hide.
Why did you ask to meet me here?
I told you.
I just wanted to talk in private.
Yes, Soo-hyuk.
I will be right there.
I guess we will have to talk later.
You can come out now.
Do you know how scared I was when you called?
How can you bring her here?
Did Min Kyung-chae catch on?
Why else would she want to come here?
I stayed right outside of the studio as you asked.
But I didn't see Eun Hee-soo.
She wasn't in there?
She wasn't.
We're ready for the trial.
We have to find her soon.
I don't feel good about this.
I think Ji-sub is hiding something.
Ji-sub.
Give me some money.
I need to leave this place.
I can't stay here.
Hee-soo.
Just turn yourself in.
I wouldn't have run away if I was going to turn myself in.
You say that so easily.
Do you know what it means to turn myself in?
It means I will voluntarily walk into prison.
That I will go to that hell of my own will.
That's like telling me to die.
How long will you live like this?
Don't you think Kyung-chae will catch on in time?
She will come back with the police next time.
Rather than being arrested...
That's why I need to leave!
Give me some money.
This is my last wish.
Is that all you came up with?
What else can I do?
I can't stay here and I can't walk into prison!
What do you want me to do?
Then where could she be?
She couldn't have gone anywhere far since she's wanted now.
That means she's hiding nearby.
Kyung-chae was saying the same thing.
Kyung-chae must be anxious.
She must feel bad about losing her when she had her.
Comfort her and make her feel better.
I will.
We will have to locate Eun Hee-soo.
So we can only keep our eyes on Ji-sub.
She caught on.
If I stay here any longer, I can be caught at any time.
Ji-sub.
I asked for money.
Are you really going to do this to me?
I said this is my last wish!
Okay, I got it.
Hurry home.
I'll be waiting.
I'm on my way right now.
I know you're upset with Ji-sub.
Why make food for him?
I'm rushing over to his place now.
My mum has a problem with Ji-sub.
She's frustrated because he won't divorce Hee-soo.
So are we on our way to your brother's place?
Yes, we are. We have to take this food to his studio.
It's my mum's orders.
Is it okay for you to go with me?
Will your brother be there?
No, he's working.
No one is there during the day.
Where is it?
We're almost there.
Let's go.
Is it you, Ji-sub?
Hee-soo.
What are you doing here?
What brings you here?
You don't frequent this place.
What are you doing here?
You seem suspicious.
Were you hiding here?
Why would I?
What did I do to stay hidden?
I was on my way to meet Ji-sub.
Her legs...
Hey, weren't you in a wheelchair a few days ago?
Was that a lie too?
It wasn't, so mind your own business.
Let's talk.
I know your return to prison was postponed due to your condition.
Now that you're walking, shouldn't you be sent back?
Let me go. I'm busy right now.
Why are you busy?
If you're busy running away, I can't let you go.
Let me go right now!
Do you think I want to deal with a punk like you?
I don't care about you at all right now.
In fact, I never cared about you from the beginning.
I only treated you nicely because of your brother.
Are you done talking?
No, shall I go on?
I can take you and that dummy on any time.
So leave before I get really upset.
Now I see how you are.
I knew you would show your true colours.
Get out of my way!
No, I won't.
What if I regret letting you go?
Get out of my way!
I won't.
Get out of my way now!
I said I won't!
Then shall we all die here?
Are you okay, Eun-chae?
She did the same thing when my house caught on fire.
She set my mum's bed on fire.
That's why our house caught on fire.
Hee-soo did it.
Are you okay, Eun-chae?
That was scary.
How can she talk of death without even flinching?
My phone.
I need to call Kyung-chae.
Where is my phone?
Where are you?
Pil-sub came by?
Okay.
I'm getting the money ready.
I'm just waiting for it.
To the hotel?
Will that be okay?
Okay, do it.
I got it, Pil-sub.
So she left after that?
I think she's on her way to meet Ji-sub.
But what's wrong with Hee-soo?
She's so vicious!
She ran away before she was transferred to prison.
What?
Then she was hiding here!
That's what I thought.
Then Ji-sub knowingly...
He's my brother but I feel so betrayed.
Thank you for calling me.
Bye.
I found out where Hee-soo was.
She was at Ji-sub's studio.
What?
I guessed as much but I see that Ji-sub can't be trusted.
They're going to meet soon.
She needs money.
I'm sure Ji-sub is giving her money soon.
You still haven't heard from your wife?
I would have told you if I did.
Are you sure you don't know?
I tried to understand you.
I guess you don't deserve my understanding.
I feel like I was barking up the wrong tree.
Why are you doing this to me?
Don't you know why?
You kept Eun Hee-soo hidden in your studio!
You had her hidden when Kyung-chae stopped by.
We trusted you.
We thought you would be confused,
but we trusted you would make the right decision.
You really disappoint me.
I'm sorry to disappoint you but I had no other option.
I won't forgive you if this postpones...
the imprisonment or the trial!
I got it.
I'm on my way now.
Isn't this place dangerous for you?
It's actually safer.
Who would imagine I would come to the hotel?
Did you bring the money?
How much did you bring?
I can manage for a while with this.
Thank you, Ji-sub.
I won't forget this.
Promise me one thing.
I can't help it if I get into trouble by helping you...
You're not asking me to turn myself in, right?
That's up to you.
You know that you can't be on the run forever.
Take this money and don't do any more evil.
Can you promise me?
I promise you.
I can promise you.
I can surely promise you.
I won't do anything evil again.
If I ever do any evil, then I'm a beast.
I promise you.
I really promise.
Thank you, Ji-sub. Thank you.
I got it.
Leave now.
Don't come back to me.
Ji-sub.
Ji-sub...
I will manage with this as long as I can.
Then I will worry about the rest later.
Yes, Detective.
It won't take long to arrest her if she's wanted nation-wide, right?
Please do whatever you can.
We have to find her.
We can't let her go.
If she is caught this time, I won't let her see the light of day.
We have to get her for trying to poison me too.
We have to reveal everything and keep her from leaving prison.
If she is released easily,
there will be another victim like me.
I'm sure of it.
Eun Hee-soo is more than capable.
Bye.
You!
Was that your plan?
Separating me from the world?
You want me to be locked up forever?
You want me to die there?
That will make you ecstatic, right?
You will soon be caught.
Even this will work against you.
Who says so?
I even eluded the detectives.
Do you think I will be caught?
You are caught!
You will stay in prison for at least 10 to 20 years.
You will be forgotten as you live in that lonely cell.
You will grow old and die there.
That's what's left of your life!
What are you doing?
What is wrong with you?
This is deja vu.
I should have killed you then.
Min Kyung-chae.
You can never beat me.
You will never.
Never!
Are you crazy?
What are you doing?
Are you okay?
You...
You hit me?
In front of her?
Call the police.
Tell them we have a wanted person.
Hurry!
Stop, Min Kyung-chae!
Stop right there!
Stop!
How can you do this to me?
How could you?
You would turn me in?
I told you never to do any more evil.
But what did you do?
If I were late, you could have killed her!
You scare me now.
I'm scared as to what you will become if I let you go.
Let me go! Let me go!
Let go!
I said let me go!
Let me go!
Stop right there!
Let me go!
Let me go!
I said let me go!
Let me go right now!
Leave quietly.
That's what's best for you.
I won't forgive you.
I will never forgive you.
You turn me in?
How can you turn me in?
I didn't believe all the stories before I saw with my own eyes.
I didn't want to believe them.
But seeing what you did to Kyung-chae,
everything became clear.
I can see what you have been doing.
It's not you who can't forgive.
I can't forgive you.
Let's go.
Let me go. Let go.
Please let me go.
Let me go!
Hee-soo!
What happened to you?
Why are you back here?
Mum.
Why are you back here?
I told you to run away.
You should have stayed hidden!
Why did you get caught?
Why?
Mum.
It's all over now.
It's really over now.
Hee-soo.
Hee-soo.
Are you okay?
You must have been scared.
I would have gotten hurt if it wasn't for Ji-sub.
I'm glad he had a change of heart.
I agree.
I'm relieved.
Let's start the trial immediately.
She will only try to concoct something if she has time.
Let's get a move on.
I agree.
We don't have any reason to prolong this.
What happened today scares me.
What's the point of punishing Eun Hee-soo,
if something happened to Kyung-chae?
Thank you for today, Ji-sub.
Right now?
Stop drinking.
You're drunk.
When would I drink if not tonight?
I know it's difficult for you.
What you saw today is the real Eun Hee-soo.
I know you avoided the truth by thinking she's couldn't have...
or she wouldn't have.
But you have to accept this.
That's how she is.
What you avoided till now is the truth.
(Divorce Petition)
What's this?
Divorce papers.
You just have to sign it.
How can you do this to me?
How can you ask me for a divorce when I'm in this situation?
Let's get a divorce.
No, I can't.
I won't.
I will never divorce you.
I can divorce you without your agreement.
I just thought I should ask you.
Sign it.
No.
You will regret having Min Kyung-chae turning me in.
I will take care of this myself.
I can divorce you without your agreement.
I will take care of this.
You can't do this to me.
You have done nothing right.
You betrayed me first.
You sided with Min Kyung-chae!
Why are you so bold?
Why are you so shameless?
You should be apologising!
It's you who should apologise.
None other than you.
Have you ever apologised to Kyung-chae?
Do you even feel bad?
Do you even know what you did to Kyung-chae?
What did I do?
I didn't do anything wrong.
I'm being framed.
I'm being falsely accused by Min Kyung-chae.
You know how it is.
She has a grudge against me for losing you to me.
I will notify you after the divorce is processed.
Ji-sub!
Ji-sub!
Who's getting a divorce?
I will never divorce you!
Never!
What is wrong with me?
Is your meeting over?
Detective!
I need to go to the hospital.
Please take me to the hospital. I need to get a check-up.
You look fine to me.
What kind of check-up?
I need to go to the OB/GYN.
I think I'm pregnant.
Pregnant?
Wait here.
I'm pregnant.
This baby will save me.
Ji-sub won't divorce me.
I won't be sent back to prison.
If I use this baby, everything will work out.
Yes, Detective.
She's at the hospital?
I will be right there.
That's my baby, right?
That's the baby.
How did it grow so big without my knowing?
I'm a little dense.
How is my baby?
Is it a boy or a girl?
This baby is my lifeline.
How far am I?
I won't miscarry, right?
That can never happen.
I don't think that will happen.
Don't worry about it.
Listen to me carefully, Baby.
You will have to save me.
You have to make me look pitiful so that people...
will have sympathy for me.
People are sympathetic to pregnant women.
Depending on you, mummy's life can turn around.
Do you know what I mean?
Yes, my baby.
Come out and help me.
Save me.
Is she pregnant?
Pregnant?
That's what she thinks.
I couldn't break it to her because she thought she was pregnant.
I think she saw the ultrasound and thought that.
It does look like a baby.
Then she's not pregnant?
What is it if it's not a baby?
It's a tumour.
A tumour?
Help mummy!
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At first glance I thought Alolan Dugtrio's luxurious blonde hair was dumb, but after
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First thing first we need Rotom Dex to drop a little knowledge.
"Its shining gold hair provides it with protection.
It's reputed that keeping any of its fallen hairs will bring bad luck."
Based on that bit of information I guess that Alolan Dugtrio's blonde locks are actually
Pele's hair.
You maybe asking what is Pele's hair well it is a form of lava.
It is named after Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes.
It can be defined as thin volcanic glass fibers.
The strands are formed through the stretching of molten basaltic glass from lava, usually
from lava fountains, lava cascades, and vigorous lava flows.
Pele's hair is extremely light, so the wind often carries the fibers high into the air
and to places several kilometers away from the vent.
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and electric poles.
It is not recommended to touch Pele's hair, because it is very brittle and very sharp,
and small broken pieces can enter the skin.
There's nothing worse than having glass stuck in your hands.
Gloves should be worn while examining it.
Here's what made everything fall into place for me.
The Hawaiians also believe that they must live in harmony with all natural things.
So, they think that Pele will curse with bad luck people who take lava rock, sand, seashells,
and etc. from Hawaii islands to their homes, until they return these items to their rightful
place.
Every year, a lot of guilty people, who affirmed to have had bad luck after taking something
from the island, mail hundreds of tons of rocks and sand back to Hawaii.
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Hello everyone.
I am back with another crazy theory of mine.
Do you remember the scene where Tyrion says that he will give "Harrenhal" to Little
Finger and he says that "It is cursed."
This curse prevents any lord from holding Harrenhal indefinitely.
We know that's true because it has been proven again & again over the years.
Ever since Harren the Black built Harrenhal, many houses like Qoherys, Harroway, Towers,
Strong, Lothston, Whent, Lannister, the Mountain, Bolton etc. have taken over Harrenhal.
NONE of them had been able to hold it for long.
LF also avoided taking a seat at Harrenhal.
I'll read a couple of lines from the books between Sansa and LF in short.
"Joffery gave you Harrenhal.
You are lord in your own right there."
"What a castle it is.
Cavernous halls and ruined towers, ghosts and draughts, ruinous to heat, impossible
to garrison.. and there's that small matter of a curse."
"Curses are only in songs and stories."
"Has someone made a song about Gregor Clegane dying of a poisoned spear thrust?
Or about the sellsword before him, whose limbs Ser Gregor removed a joint at a time?
That one took the castle from ser Amory Lorch, who received it from Lord Tywin.
A bear killed one, your dwarf the other.
Lady Whent has died as well, I hear.
Lothstons, Strongs, Harroways..
Harrenhal has withered every hand to touch it."
As you can see, even LF was scared of the curse.
Did you ever wonder WHO put that curse on Harrenhal?
I have a theory about it.
Unlike my other theories, where I reveal my crazy theory in the end, I'll reveal it
right here because I want you to know where my thoughts are going when I explain my theory.
You might remember how in my Stark Blood video, I compared the magic in the walls of Winterfell
and said that it was similar to the curse of Harrenhal?
Yes, You guessed it right.
I think the green men (or the children of the forest) who are living in the Isle of
faces were the ones who put that curse on Harrenhal.
We know they are still alive because Ser Addam Velaryon and Howland Reed had met them.
I'll post my theory for why Howland Reed went to see the Green Men next week.
I'll also post a top 10 video soon.
Make sure to subscribe my channel, and click on the bell next to it, so that you won't
miss it.
Anyways, to understand THIS theory completely, we need take a look at Harrenhal and the riverland's
history.
At first, I thought the curse was cast when Harrenhal was built, because NO ONE has been
able to hold it since it was made.
I thought they cast the curse because along with the reason that the children wanted to
stay hidden in the Isle of Faces, they were also mad because King Harren had cut down
thousands of years old weirwoods to use in his castle.
The pact signed at the Isle of faces also involved that the first men won't cut down
the weirwood trees any more than they already had.
But then when I started looking into it.
I found out that it goes ALL the way back to the Andals.
Harren Hoare or Harren The Black had built Harrenhal on the North Shore of the God's
Eye Lake.
Harren's grandfather Harwyn Hoare was the King of the Iron islands who took the riverlands
from Arrec Durrandon.
Arrec was the last Storm King to rule the riverlands, which was conquered by his ancestor
Arlan Durrandon III, who in turn had taken it from "House Teague."
Before that, house Justman was founded right after the Andals had invaded westeros and
had ruled as the king of the Tridents.
So you can see this pattern didn't just start with Harrenhal.
It went all the way back TILL the Andal's invasion.
But not before it.
So, here's my theory.
After the signing of the pact in the Isle of faces, where the first men and the Children
decided to live peacefully, the order of the green men were created.
According to the pact, the children retained the standing forests and the first men got
the open lands like the coastland, high plains, bright meadows, mountains and boggs etc.
The order of the green men were appointed to keep the isle of the faces safe after the
signing of the pact.
The signing of the Pact marked the end of the Dawn Age and the beginning of the Age
of Heroes.
It marked 4000 years of friendship between the men and the children.
The Pact endured all through the Age of heroes, and the long Night, and the birth of the seven
kingdoms until the Andal invasion.
When the Andals invaded westeros, they burnt out the weirwood groves, hacked down the faces
and slaughtered the children of the forest that they came across.
Everywhere they proclaimed the triumph of the Seven over the old gods.
A hill, now known to the Westerosi as High Heart, was sacred to the children of the forest.
There, the Andal king Erreg the Kinslayer cut down the children's grove of thirty-one
weirwoods.
It is said that the First Men killed half of the children of the forest with bronze
blades, and the Andals finished the job with iron.
So, you can see why the green men living in the Isle of Faces must have felt afraid by
the Andals?
Why they could have felt like they needed to take drastic steps to keep those people
from coming to the isle of faces & doing the same to them?
In order to prevent this from happening to them, I believe they not only cursed Harrenhal,
where the heart tree's face is full of hatred, but they also cursed or put some kind of magic
spell all around the God's eye.
The surroundings of God's eye seemed to have seen many bloody battles, like the Battle
by the Lakeshore, Butcher's Ball, Daemon Targaryen and Aemond's battle above the
God's eye during the Dance of the Dragons, where both the dragons and the dragonriders
had died.
A lot of people died in ALL these battles.
They always seemed occupied with something and didn't have time to even think of going
to the Isle of faces.
In the Mystery Knight of the Dunk and Egg series, Ned the Ferryman didn't like crossing
the lake at night.
The town near God's eye Whitewall was also destroyed.
The town on the southern shore where Yoren had decided to stay the night and to cross
the Gods eye next day to Harrentown was burned down by Amory Lorch and his men.
That was where Arya had saved Jaqen's life.
The curse on Harrenhal was definitely the worse but the magic around the shore of the
Gods eye wasn't that strong because Ser Duncan the Tall HAD crossed God's eye before.
Ser Addam velaryon had flown to the Isle of Faces to seek council from the green men during
the Dance of Dragons.
And Howland Reed had went to meet them and had stayed with them through the winter before
going to the Tourney of Harrenhal.
When I was re-reading COK, and I found a lot more evidences, which proved my Stark blood
theory.
I'll explain them in my Howland Reed video.
Someone said that the wolves had grown bolder than ever around the God's eye.
It'd make sense if there are still children or even the direwolves living in the isle
of Faces.
May be Nymeria can sense them and that made her bolder?
What do you think about Harrenhal's curse?
Do you think it's real or is it just a wetnurse tales to scare children?
And if it's real, who do you think cursed Harrenhal?
And does this mean that LF's days are numbered?
It's time for the #CrazyTheory shout out.
I have to say I was surprised by so many awesome theories and it was really hard to pick one.
So, I'll give shout out to 2 theories.
I also loved a theory on which I'll make a separate video soon.
So, the first goes to Jesse Johnson, who said this about the statues in the crypts of Winterfell,
" The Sword bare across their laps is them denying guest rights.
That's what that means to meet or be met a lord who has his sword bare across his lap
like Robb and Tyrion when he stopped by on his way from the wall."
May be Bran the Builder did hide something there and only a Stark is welcomed in the
crypts.
That's why the non Starks feel uneasy in the crypts.
You can read his whole theory in the Jaqen h'gar video's comments.
I really loved his theory.
The second theory I'd like to give a shout out to is by Sean Killackey, who said, "May
be Little Finger did bring Jaqen H'gar to King's Landing to discuss not only killing
but doing it in a way that would benefit Baratheon and Westeros.
So after Jaqen arrives in King's Landing, he poses as Syrio.
He meets Ned and becomes Arya's trainer.
He escapes Ser Meryn Trant and uses disguise to escape with Yoren."
So, these were the shoutouts for this week.
If you also have any crazy theories, use #CrazyTheory and then write your theory in the comments.
If you convinced me of your theory, I'll give it a shout out in my next video.
So, what do you think of these theories, don't forget to tell us in the comments.
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Abhijit Banerjee: Shifting Opinions, Changing Practices - Duration: 20:35.
Thank you
It's an honor to be here
It's a really... I mean, for someone like me who has
sort of been in this project along
with along with CGD and many other partners
for the last 15 years
this is a remarkable moment in a
sense and I think it's worth saying
I think just reinforcing to
start what Amanda said which is that
there has been enormous progress.
Ten years ago we, J-PAL had 70 completed and
ongoing evaluations--now we have 800.
That's, as Amanda said, still a tiny
bit of what needs to be done but if just
in terms of having something to
talk about, it's a
relatively significant amount and
and with that comes along, I think a sense
sense in which we are now this not just
J-PAL but many of these partners in
this agenda now have a place at the
table. I think 200 of those 800
evaluations are in partnerships with
government--different partnerships. So there
are we this is that has think among
other things earned us a place at the table
these are dates below, it's not quite designed for
As you can see there this is meant to
give convey the impression that this is
there is a fair amount of it distributed
all over the world though some of it is
clustered in countries like Kenya and
India seem to have more than their
fair share
One of the things that is also
gratifying is that there has been a fair
number of them not all of them have
changed the world
sadly, some of them haven't even changed
the minds of the people who did the
evaluation, so but
a fair number have and the ones that have
have changed I think the world in quite
significant ways. There are programs that
have been I think and this is something
we'll talk a lot about today have been
scaled up. Now this is a difficult word
to use it is not obvious what it means
to say, you know obviously
we didn't do an RCT of the impact of
an RCT so we did not
so is it the case that the RCT had
the effect or did something else have
the effect, was just in the air and it's
a question we will never answer.
But the ideas that were
evaluated and found to work were then
fed into the policy discourse and at the
same time the policy changed and this is
sort of a small list of things that that
changed and there again some
of these will be we'll come back to
I think perhaps and this is
this is extremely important I think we
in terms of, as I said this is always
a difficult number to calculate, but our
calculation is that about 300 million
people have been covered by these
programs. So this is not a small change
this is a substantial change and one
that has real, potentially real welfare
impact on the world so this this is
something that we are very proud of we
and as the entire community I think I
have right to be proud of it.
Having said that I would what
what I want to talk about today is
something else. I want to say that I think
part of the way we influence policy is
clearly by having an impact evaluation
a result, a result then is presented to the
to the people running the program and
that leads to change. But I think there's a
there's a different and potentially more deeper
change that I think
is happening in in the process of these
coming out of these impact evaluations
and that's, that is a process
that involves more than a single
evaluation and not even and more than
than a single piece of evidence so it's
it's it's an accretion of evidence that
turns into a much more powerful influence
potentially than a single
evaluation ever can because in a sense
it allows us to address the question
that Amanda raised which is the question
of external validity. So it tells us it
allows us to and it allows us precisely
because in a sense it doesn't tell us
that we did in in seven places and six
of it worked. It tells us something
more than that. It was just it worked in
in several places we didn't seven places
and six of it is work and we found
something out of that that told us why
and we understood a bit more why it
works and we could then line it up with
other pieces of evidence which we
already had which might be descriptive
might be from just cross-sectional
correlations and all of that story added
up and when that happens it's extremely powerful.
So I want to give you three examples
of that. Where I think we have
fundamentally changed our understanding
of how a particular set of of
interventions work, the process through which
they operate through the process of
doing the evaluation we start with stop
start with so i think 10 years ago or
bit more than 10 years ago there was a
an extensive debate about whether things
as in particular things that we think
are good for people
preventive help products and should be
house should be priced should the issue
of you and I think those are
the influential view which said that you
want to price things there is no you
don't write things is that prices
generate good intentions selection the
people who paid good money for them
value them and therefore should price
and I think this this debate could have
continued fortune and what the weather
there was nothing of what a few pieces
of evidence which came out of our cities
which in a sense were sort of a classic
example yr acid is a powerful they they
were it the water a city allows you to
do not just I mean it does allows you to
do a reliable evaluation but
particularly allows you to very things
we don't very environmentally in other
words you could imagine you have a
conveyor minh twere bed nets are priced
at a particular price an rcd create an
opportunity for changing that price and
for small number of people in one play
but filled it you do that it creates a
way of manipulating the the intervention
which is sort of control and just allows
you to ask questions
it's an experiment first and foremost
and what what that do those experiments
there was one with the warming one with
it insecticide-treated bed nets 11 with
a chlorine for cleaning water and all of
them suggested the same pattern which is
the price seemed to have a huge effect
on the month so off not necessarily
comment to it with what you might have
imagined would be sort of a normal price
elasticity you know it's not expensive
this was you go from zero to ten cents
and suddenly that demand just anxious
and that that effect was very very
distinctive and in a sense unexpected
because FX in normal by the time you got
to a half of the market price demand was
entirely gone so there was a sense in
which
this created up at least a strong strong
presumption that maybe something varied
we need to think about this problem in a
very different way that somehow the
point is that these are products that
people they might think they're valuable
but in the in the moment they think
something else is a level and that's why
they don't manage to to to buy them when
when it comes to work when price they
just said ok something else some other
need pressures on them and if that's the
case then you clearly that first day
that did was it reinforced the case for
may be subsidizing is good but second
what it did was it costs the question
well but that doesn't doesn't feel mean
we should subsidize it because it it
could be that if you subsidize it and
people were actually not very committed
to this good then maybe want to
subsidize it they're still won't use it
so then a second diversity came up which
basically asked that question which is
that they vary the price and they asked
the question to people who get it at low
prices actually buy it and and for a
strike and if there is a use it and all
the striking was that and this was
pretty intervention if you couldn't do
it except university go people you have
to go at night to people houses to see
this
the baby is essentially being under the
bed nets but when you did that was clear
that the price has nothing to do with it
that it wasn't made no difference
whether prices higher law people used it
the same there was about sixty percent
usage rate but that completely
uncorrelated with what price you got
that so that that what what that was
what that meant is that we could then I
think innocent go forward with the side
agenda of trying to have much lower
prices for this good and I think that
has had I think significant impact over
the world you can see the countries
where the bed net coverage this was
Bennett coverage in in two thousand
this isn't calibrated in 2015 and
greeting is hundreds effect so you they
were delicious and this is this is the
same factory method for different good
you can see $15 water filters in donna
now the price of those has gone down to
about a tenth of water loss so you can
see that the same general point has sort
of filtered through many many different
products i have a we give you two other
examples microcredit is another and this
is an example where I think to have
policy influence you don't necessarily
need to have to have a good good news i
created what kind of flavor of the year
in 2005 so we were where exactly 10
years or so after that and one of the
things that was I think very attractive
about it was exactly this promise that
you know once you give people my credit
they're going to all kind of find their
own ways to becoming rich we don't have
to create jobs for them and since then
there's been a bunch of our cities of
microcredit that there were seven across
different countries and they have a
consistent message is the one thing
Michael it doesn't do is make people
rich might actually does many things
including everything allows them to buy
what they want to buy which is important
but it doesn't make memories that what
that was the starting for innocence
because the next thing that
simultaneously kept coming up
what was that however a bunch of
interventions which involve giving
assets to people so this is the
graduation program of breath which is
basically a combination of giving people
an asset and then some support for a few
years for a few months and then you
tracked over here in Bangladesh where
this pictures from this please people
were
for seven years seven years later later
they're 60-percent richer than the
control group so you give them an effort
to take care of them for a few months
help them and then you walk away and
there they are sixty percent richer same
evidence in india and similar evidence
other countries so this jacket seems to
work and similar evidence of a bunch of
other interventions which involves the
same kind of order magnitude 200 to 400
dollars being given away 22 very poor
people and you see the effect or on on
the incomes a few years later they're
42-6 50-percent Richard in many cases so
that what that saying is that is not
that what that now brings us to apply
that it cannot possibly be that this
microwave doesn't work with people are
not for that it must be and I think that
a lot of other there and fill the
evidence therefore Fitch with that that
they actually don't want to start a
business that the reason why it doesn't
work is not because it it isn't that
they couldn't run a business but because
running a business is not what they want
to do they want to do something else I
want to have a job in particular and so
that I think that whole conversation
changed so focuses us on asking a very
different kind of question then saying
that microcredit works or doesn't work
it takes us to a point where we wouldn't
have gone unless you went to this whole
combination of intervention going to
give the last example i'm almost out of
time and this is on education this is a
place where I think there's lots of lots
of acid is an education the fact that
was driving them with the fact that
children are mostly in school now
ninety-five percent of primary a
children in india in school
fifty percent of them can read at second
grade level or above
so that's a stunning fat in event one
that should make us very frightened and
because a while to sort of figure out
what was going wrong because I mean
there were many many hypotheses I had
the I heard
the minister of education in India on
primetime TV say that now that girls
have toilets this problem will be fixed
I'm all for toilets for girls but I
suspect is wrong so and so there was a
range of opinions lots of acid is with
also done i think one and one of the
things that did did was to dispel many
of those reviews and in the end we were
left with a fairly clear answer
what was the answer the what the answer
was not find at some level obvious
because it came out of 11 of the vision
which is that you know if you send a
high school-educated kid to help this
children learned how to read they learn
much faster then so there were a bunch
of our cities of that kind of what we
call teaching at the right level which
is just in the child country team to be
don't teach him calculus and that idea
plus a high school-educated kid who was
trained for three days could generate
gains of you know much bigger than at
the child's progress over a year so that
fact was kind of sticking in our face
and you know if you put that and what
and then and that game was not only
bigger than what a child could gain a
year it was bigger than the difference
between private schools and public
schools that the game was so big that
you start wondering why aren't people
just doing it so it's obvious i mean the
answer had to be and they took awhile to
get that that actually people don't
wanted the teachers decided and the
parents as well we're pretty much in
agreement that they didn't really value
every child and that the teachers and
the parents were all convinced that the
really important thing to do is to cover
the curriculum and the curriculum balls
whatever calculus and the children
couldn't read so there's a mismatch
there but the teachers get think
calculus even though the curriculum is
was even though the children were
completely lost and that process
continued
and if you went to teachers and said why
aren't you doing something different
that they well I have to cover the
curriculum because parents expected need
to cover the curriculum and then my boss
expects you to criticize them so i think
this what that tortoise is that you can
solve this problem by simply asserting
that the paucity show that something
else will work we have to work with the
solution had to be working with food
systems to embed the idea that the time
to be certified for children to catch up
and when that was done with the two
large callosities of that intervention
where time was certified it absolutely
worked your children within you get
massive game within school system in
children's learning if you can embed it
inside the school system
you cannot do it otherwise and this this
was was really i think this is an
example of exactly what i was trying to
emphasize which is that this was not a
single our city it was not even
necessarily just the sum of our city
it was a fun some of various deserve
evidence including asking teachers why
aren't you doing this all of those added
up to this story but once we had the
story is a very powerful tool because we
knew exactly where to go and I think
that general message that you know one
that you need to sort of build an
narrative i think is has to big bend one
is that it i think it's right that you
cast will the narrative that without the
racket you can change opinions you can't
figure out where what the leverage point
in the second thing is that it
it's intellectually excited so I think
one of the one of the senses in which i
think i feel very optimistic today said
if i look at your pal if we have hundred
and fifty of I think the brightest and
the best for all affiliate these are
professors at top universities were all
doing our cities mostly in development
economic these are people who 10 years
ago or 15 years ago will be pursuing
equally exciting agenda from their point
of view but would with very little
policy impact
these are now trying to solve real-world
problems with and the reason they're
doing that is that it
this find themselves at building a
narrative which is entirely different
and therefore its intellectual exciting
so I think we're in a great wouldn't we
wear a great juncture I think many
things that need to still be
institutionally developed many many many
of those will come up during the day I
just want to share my excitement with
you and let the program go on
thank you
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Xlibris Author Michael J. Schultz Speaks about Self-Publishing "The Vela Project" - Duration: 1:53.
Michael J. Schultz: "My name is Michael J. Schultz.
I live in Royal Oak, Michigan, and the title of my first novel is, "The Vela Project."
The book is a political intrigue, it's basically about out-of-control government and how we
should always be mindful of what our government is telling us, and that's especially pertinent
today.
If my book can allow people to do some critical thinking on their own, I think that's very
important.
Other than that, hopefully they enjoy a good story as well."
Choosing to Self-Publish
"Well, I was looking up companies, publishing companies, self-publishing companies and Xlibris
was -- they always showed an interest in me, and they were persistent.
They approached me with marketing plans that I thought were great and very useful and so
I decided to take advantage of them.
They provided a lot of assistance throughout the whole process, kind of held my hand and
let me know what I needed to do, what I didn't need to do.
They gave me confidence that the book was viable and that it was worth publishing.
And I think what was important to me was the fact that they gave me the opportunity to
edit and rewrite and bring things up to date, and that was priceless as far as I was concerned,
because at the time I first published it wasn't necessarily ready for prime-time.
They gave me the opportunity to correct it and they allowed me that opportunity to complete
a life-long goal, and you can't beat that.
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Xlibris Publishing Author Michael J. Schultz Encourages New Authors - Duration: 1:02.
Michael J. Schultz: "If you have a goal, if you want to do something, if you want to write,
by all means write.
Don't ever think it's not good enough, because that's all subjective, and what's good to
you may not be good to somebody else and et cetera, and you'll be very happy in the end
if you pursue it.
It's a great feeling, it's a great feeling of accomplishment.
You know, it took me a while to do this, to finish it, but I'm really, really happy that
I did.
I would definitely recommend Xlibris to any author who's out there.
They have many packages that are helpful, depending on the level of authorship that
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They gave me confidence and they did what they said they were going to do.
They allowed me that opportunity to complete a life-long goal, and you can't beat that."
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Are Indulgences Biblical? - Duration: 2:34.
Paragraph 1471 of the Catechism defines an
indulgence as "a remission before God of
the temporal punishment due to sins whose
guilt has already been forgiven."
This presupposes that punishment remains after
God has forgiven our sins and that we can
do something to satisfy it.
But is this biblical?
I think it is.
The Bible is full of examples of God remitting
the eternal punishment due to sin while still
willing the temporal consequences.
For example, David is forgiven of his sin in
2 Samuel 12:13-18, but must suffer the death of his son.
The Psalmist says in Psalm 99:7-8 that God
forgives, but avenges wrongdoing.
Even Jesus teaches in Luke 12:47-48 that the
servant who did what is deserving of punishment
without full knowledge will be punished,
but in lesser degree.
It is such temporal consequences
that indulgences remit.
By virtue of its authority to bind and loose,
the Church declares certain acts to be of
such value that, if they are performed under
certain prescribed conditions, sin's temporal
consequences can be remitted, either partially or fully.
It is no different than Jesus' teaching
in Luke 11:41, "give alms…and behold,
everything is clean for you."
The Church grants indulgences to help its
children heed St. Paul's exhortation in
Philippians 2:12, "work out your salvation,"
and to cooperate with God in bringing to completion
the good work he has begun in us—Philippians 1:6.
So, the motifs of temporal consequences due
to sin and the Church's authority to bind
and loose make a solid biblical foundation
for the Catholic dogma of indulgences.
If you want to learn more about this topic
and others like it, visit our website at catholic.com.
For Catholic Answers, I'm Karlo Broussard.
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