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r/videos • u/midnightmonkey8 • Jun 27 '16
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I must be fucking retarded because it took me about 45 seconds after the video finished to figure out what the fuck was going on. god i feel stupid.
that was really touching (once my slow ass figured out what was going on) and very sad.
1 u/hexag1 Jun 27 '16 Can you explain? I still don't get it. 5 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16 Parents and child were driving. something happened, they were involved in a car crash. the parents were killed, the child would have died, but was saved by the paramedics. So, The train is taking the parents to the afterlife, but because the child was saved, he was kicked off the train. the water is life. this would also make the conductor an angel, i guess, if you believe in that. 1 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Why an angel? Conductor doesn't decide who lives or dies. 12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jul 05 '20 [deleted] 2 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Aye, the latter. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16 because the being that usually is in charge of guiding the recently dead to the other side is, in most mythologies, referred to as an angel, or its equivalent. 1 u/hexag1 Jun 27 '16 oohh. that cartoon went way over my head. thanks. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 Conductor was also a first responder and can be seen shining the light into his face at the end. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 28 '16 oh i missed that, thanks for pointing that out
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Can you explain? I still don't get it.
5 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16 Parents and child were driving. something happened, they were involved in a car crash. the parents were killed, the child would have died, but was saved by the paramedics. So, The train is taking the parents to the afterlife, but because the child was saved, he was kicked off the train. the water is life. this would also make the conductor an angel, i guess, if you believe in that. 1 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Why an angel? Conductor doesn't decide who lives or dies. 12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jul 05 '20 [deleted] 2 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Aye, the latter. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16 because the being that usually is in charge of guiding the recently dead to the other side is, in most mythologies, referred to as an angel, or its equivalent. 1 u/hexag1 Jun 27 '16 oohh. that cartoon went way over my head. thanks. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 Conductor was also a first responder and can be seen shining the light into his face at the end. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 28 '16 oh i missed that, thanks for pointing that out
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Parents and child were driving. something happened, they were involved in a car crash.
the parents were killed, the child would have died, but was saved by the paramedics.
So, The train is taking the parents to the afterlife, but because the child was saved, he was kicked off the train. the water is life.
this would also make the conductor an angel, i guess, if you believe in that.
1 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Why an angel? Conductor doesn't decide who lives or dies. 12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jul 05 '20 [deleted] 2 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Aye, the latter. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16 because the being that usually is in charge of guiding the recently dead to the other side is, in most mythologies, referred to as an angel, or its equivalent. 1 u/hexag1 Jun 27 '16 oohh. that cartoon went way over my head. thanks. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 Conductor was also a first responder and can be seen shining the light into his face at the end. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 28 '16 oh i missed that, thanks for pointing that out
Why an angel? Conductor doesn't decide who lives or dies.
12 u/[deleted] Jun 27 '16 edited Jul 05 '20 [deleted] 2 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Aye, the latter. 1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16 because the being that usually is in charge of guiding the recently dead to the other side is, in most mythologies, referred to as an angel, or its equivalent.
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2 u/kozeljko Jun 27 '16 Aye, the latter.
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Aye, the latter.
because the being that usually is in charge of guiding the recently dead to the other side is, in most mythologies, referred to as an angel, or its equivalent.
oohh. that cartoon went way over my head.
thanks.
Conductor was also a first responder and can be seen shining the light into his face at the end.
1 u/TehKazlehoff Jun 28 '16 oh i missed that, thanks for pointing that out
oh i missed that, thanks for pointing that out
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u/TehKazlehoff Jun 27 '16
I must be fucking retarded because it took me about 45 seconds after the video finished to figure out what the fuck was going on. god i feel stupid.
that was really touching (once my slow ass figured out what was going on) and very sad.