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[Despite Raimi's absence, he still somehow manages to sport that been-through-Hell-and-back look... or some variety of the kind. It's not just apparent because of the fresh cuts on his face or the newly cracked lenses of his glasses, either.
[One might note a few finished Rubik's and Octacubes displayed on a shelf behind him, all put together in their matching colors on each side. Currently, he holds two dodecahedron-shaped puzzle pieces. Keeping his hands busy helps him concentrate while he talks:]
I guess it shouldn't take any complex sciences or a fancy degree in psychology to discern the facts. On its own it sounds like things got pretty fucked up recently. I think I can relate...
[As he speaks, he manages to connect the two puzzle pieces, and begins revising them into the form of stellated shapes with swift movements.]
...on the other hand, maybe I can't. How well can I say I really know any of you -- who can, for that matter. You might as well ask for things to make sense for a change, and that's asking for a lot.
Of course, you don't quite start seeing the whole picture until you're left with nothing. Less distractions that way, I find. It's really only a matter of time--
[With a final click, Raimi puts together the last pieces of the Yoshimoto puzzle, the polyhedron now in the form of a single cube in the matter of a mere minute. Pausing in his speech, he tosses the finished piece in his palm as he looks back at the feed, looking as if he's just remembered something.]
Speaking of which, I don't suppose anyone's ever lost much of that here. Have you? Maybe walked into a teleporter one day only to find yourself missing a few days or so?
No reason. I'm just curious.
[One might note a few finished Rubik's and Octacubes displayed on a shelf behind him, all put together in their matching colors on each side. Currently, he holds two dodecahedron-shaped puzzle pieces. Keeping his hands busy helps him concentrate while he talks:]
I guess it shouldn't take any complex sciences or a fancy degree in psychology to discern the facts. On its own it sounds like things got pretty fucked up recently. I think I can relate...
[As he speaks, he manages to connect the two puzzle pieces, and begins revising them into the form of stellated shapes with swift movements.]
...on the other hand, maybe I can't. How well can I say I really know any of you -- who can, for that matter. You might as well ask for things to make sense for a change, and that's asking for a lot.
Of course, you don't quite start seeing the whole picture until you're left with nothing. Less distractions that way, I find. It's really only a matter of time--
[With a final click, Raimi puts together the last pieces of the Yoshimoto puzzle, the polyhedron now in the form of a single cube in the matter of a mere minute. Pausing in his speech, he tosses the finished piece in his palm as he looks back at the feed, looking as if he's just remembered something.]
Speaking of which, I don't suppose anyone's ever lost much of that here. Have you? Maybe walked into a teleporter one day only to find yourself missing a few days or so?
No reason. I'm just curious.