I'm just here to watch some fires Firewatch Part 1

Angela Gamergirl

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00:09Hello everyone, I'm ZoraGamingGirl here, and I am playing a different game called FireWat,

00:16and my friends told me to try this game, and I'm going to try it.

00:22Alright, empty game, let's play that.

00:26Save the game, actually.

00:28My bad.

00:36Okay.

00:51Boulder, Colorado, 1975.

00:58You see Julia.

01:04She's about your age, late 20s, laughing with well-dressed professors and grad students.

01:12From nearby sea, you boulder.

01:15You, Henry, are out drinking with your pals.

01:19You are a poacher.

01:21You are drunk.

01:22So, what do you know, Major?

01:26You, you're pretty.

01:29What's your major?

01:32You slurred the word, Major, and it smells like cool with cool.

01:37You give an awkward smile.

01:39In English, biology, she says, and I'm a professor.

01:43Cool, you apply.

01:45What's yours?

01:46She asks.

01:47She snips the air.

01:49Technology.

01:52Was that a burn, you ask?

01:55She says, Stephanie.

01:55Worried, she hurt your feelings.

01:59She asks you if you want to spit a cheeseburger.

02:04One week later, you are Julia's boyfriend.

02:11Oh, use objects.

02:16I got a backpack.

02:19And I guess I'm Henry.

02:26I guess that's my truck.

02:28I guess that's the only truck I see.

02:40What, that's a truck.

02:43Alright, I'm out.

02:46Oh.

02:47We'll float here.

02:50And I'm out.

02:53You stayed for over a year.

02:57She drives you absolutely nuts.

02:59It's great.

03:01You move in.

03:03You set an apartment near the school

03:06with a view of the mountains.

03:09You two drink beers out on the deck.

03:12You drink beer just about anywhere.

03:16Life is good.

03:20Julia wants to get a dog.

03:24There's a stuffy, undersized regal.

03:27Julia is in love.

03:29She wants to bring it with her to class.

03:31There's also an intimate, but a gentle white German shepherd.

03:37Nothing bad could happen to Julia while walking this dog.

03:41It's badass.

03:45I'm gonna get the dogs he wants.

03:48You pick up the regal and she names him Bucket.

03:52Bucket's a good dog.

03:54A week later, you totally forgot about the other one.

03:59Julia loves him.

04:00You love him too.

04:01Well, that's mean.

04:071979.

04:08You two talk out on the deck.

04:12It's summer.

04:139.30 p.m.

04:15And the heat still radiates off of the high desert.

04:19What do you think about kids?

04:22She asked.

04:24Kids?

04:25They're not very smart.

04:27Or good at much.

04:30I'm saying if you and I have some,

04:33a couple little idiots.

04:35That would be pretty good.

04:37One day.

04:37Why worse?

04:39In that case, we should probably get married.

04:43Yeah.

04:43I would like that.

04:44You say.

04:46These kids are going to be screwed up enough.

04:50It's probably for the best that their parents are hit.

04:54You said she's absolutely right.

05:03Okay.

05:04So,

05:08I guess that's the map.

05:10So,

05:10I take that.

05:11Do not forget to check in.

05:14No fireworks.

05:16Warning.

05:16The road trip is not recommended for experienced hikers.

05:21You're in the country.

05:24Learn to live with bears.

05:29Okay.

05:31So,

05:36pick up.

05:38Pick up.

05:42Examine.

05:52Hold.

05:57Yeah, I'm going to hold that.

06:01Okay.

06:01How can that be?

06:03You know what?

06:03I'm not going to say nothing.

06:08I'm just going to walk.

06:13Until I see where I need to go.

06:181980.

06:19It's a Thursday night.

06:21And Jula is four hours late.

06:24She does a call.

06:25You're worried and getting angry by the minute.

06:28She walks in after you've gone to bed.

06:33She's not quite drunk, but she's clearly been having a fun time.

06:39You fight when she gets between the seats.

06:43I didn't know her.

06:45You don't touch each other all night.

06:49The next day, you feel gritty for being so angry and ask her about her evening.

06:55She says it was great.

06:57You hold on to a tiny pillow of investment.

07:01You make some coffee and go to work.

07:071981.

07:08Jula still likes to draw.

07:10She draws plants from her research.

07:14She draws all the places you go.

07:18She draws you.

07:19You pose and flex like he-men.

07:22You.

07:22Oh, good God.

07:26You look awesome.

07:33I guess I need to go over there, or I don't know.

07:42I got a compass.

07:44Just in case I get lost.

07:47Oh, well.

07:55Two forks look at her.

07:57Eight more miles still.

07:59Well.

08:03That's gonna take five years later.

08:07Doesn't it?

08:111982.

08:11During the summers, you and Jula enjoy walking Bucket at night.

08:16There's a festival in town.

08:19It brings in folks from far away places.

08:22One of them tries to mug you with a knife.

08:27Bucket gets kicked.

08:28Dog.

08:30Jula yells.

08:31She gets flustered and has troubles speaking when she is stretched.

08:35You comfort the attacker.

08:37You scare him away.

08:40You reach into your pocket like you got a gun.

08:44Got a gun and directed to kill him.

08:46You manage to scare all three of you.

08:50He runs away.

08:50Julia asked to take a different path from that day far. You said, okay, you don't want to go that

08:58way either. From then on, you walked by the river.

09:051984, plans to have kids got relayed by work.

09:10Julia gets offered a job at Yale. Yale is in Connecticut, 2,000 miles away. It's a great job, a

09:19sheriff's department chair. She wants to move. You absolutely do not. Convents her not to take care.

09:28You tell her that this means you two won't have a family. She says that Booth said she's totally right.

09:35She asks if her taking the job means you won't come with her. You say yes, again Booth said, but

09:41she decides not to take it.

09:481985, Julia is asked to leave Borda on Paid Leave after having an episode. She lost it on a colleague

09:56for borrowing books that were important to her research. She didn't remember if she had happily loaned them to him

10:05just two days apart.

10:07She found crying in the stairway. You said that maybe you guys should talk to someone about it. You make

10:17macaroni and drink wine and try to forget about it. Talk to somebody with it.

10:24After seeing multiple doctors and having many tests. They are worried that Julia might be suffering from early onset dementia.

10:35She is 41. You both decide to keep it a secret for now.

10:45That's sad.

10:54I'm going to pick it up.

10:59Oh good lord. Is that him?

11:01He men?

11:03Oh god.

11:03Dang, that's what the fuck?

11:05I want to see what it says.

11:08Bucket is getting older.

11:10Julia comments that it's kind of nice because he gets in less trouble around the house.

11:18A week later, she goes back to the Unicy.

11:241987

11:25Julia's affection gets worse.

11:27She can't remember things in class.

11:30Her research is assembled.

11:32She drives her car to the next town over for no particular reason and has to be brought home by

11:40the police.

11:41She is designated.

11:42She is sent home on permanent medical leave.

11:46Some days you get the Julia who calls...

11:50I can't wait the next one.

11:53Because that's not a laughing matter.

11:56You call...

11:56Who calls you a dope and your unborn children little idiots.

12:02Other days you get a stringer.

12:04She pulls you into bed to make love.

12:10After five minutes, she goes into a panic believing her dad is at the door.

12:18God, I can't help it.

12:20You try to tell her family.

12:24They are across and begin to make trips to and from their home in Australia to visit her.

12:35For a while, your friends come by with little things to part in the day.

12:41She gets worse.

12:461988 The year old is born.

12:48You spend your days following Julia around the house.

12:51You count the seconds between the two weekly visits from Daniel the nurse.

12:57He suggests that Julia could live somewhere else somewhere with 24-hour care at home.

13:05It sits with you for a couple months.

13:08You just decided to move her into a full-time care police suit.

13:20Okay, we're gonna go.

13:25Oh.

13:26I see what I do now.

13:34I am morning.

13:36I'm gonna be careful.

13:38Not to fall.

13:40Not to fall.

13:41Not to fall.

13:41This is gonna take-

13:42Oh, hi!

13:43Wait, Bambi!

13:44Wait!

13:45Come back!

13:48Her family agrees with your decision.

13:51You find a fantastic place and border and move her there.

13:55You see her every day.

13:57Then every other day.

14:00You go out to the bar with your old friends.

14:04It's not the same.

14:06You get the feeling that every wife tells her husband,

14:09If you ever put me in a home like Henry did, I would cut your balls off.

14:15You slowly decide not to see your old friends that much.

14:20But that's even more sad.

14:231989.

14:24Julia's sister Susan moves to the border to be close to her.

14:28She visits her every day.

14:31You go with her some of the time.

14:33Susan buys you an old typewriter and urges you to use it if you won't see a therapist.

14:41You won't.

14:42You always really like Susan.

14:46Much go by Bucket Dice.

14:49Julia doesn't remember him when you tell her.

14:52Sometimes it takes her a minute to walk in on you.

14:56In the back of your mind you believe it's because you see her less and less.

15:02And seeing her less and less makes her forget you more.

15:06You think summer is coming and you see an ad in the paper for a job.

15:15You take it.

15:22Now it's loading.

15:31And I guess I made it into the lookout tower.

15:40Okay.

15:44Since I'm in the mountains by the woods.

15:48Make sure Jason or Slender Man or Siren Head don't come at me.

15:56I'm just here doing my job.

16:01Okay.

16:02Whoa.

16:03What's that?

16:05Therefore, look out.

16:11I see.

16:16Open the door, please.

16:19Turn on the light.

16:24Really?

16:29Oh, what is that?

16:35Pick up the radio.

16:39Two Forks Tower.

16:40Two Forks Tower.

16:40This is Thoroughfare Tower.

16:41Come in.

16:43Um.

16:44Hello.

16:45Whoever this is.

16:46It's Henry, right?

16:48Yeah.

16:48I'm Delilah.

16:50Yeah, that's what the guy said on the phone.

16:53So what's wrong with you?

16:55Excuse me?

16:56People take this job to get away from something.

17:00So what's wrong?

17:01What's wrong with you?

17:03That's a great idea.

17:04Go ahead.

17:05Look, I just hiked for two days, so I don't really follow...

17:09Wait, two days?

17:11You take a stab at what's wrong with me.

17:13Fine.

17:14Then can I...

17:16Sleep?

17:16Forever?

17:18Sure, buddy.

17:19Okay, now go ahead.

17:25You're rubbing against mom.

17:27Okay.

17:28You're probably just rebelling against a mom who wishes you had given her grandkids by the sound of your voice

17:34at least 15 years ago.

17:36You come out here and it really grinds her gears and you love it. Can I sleep now?

17:39Well, she also says I fuck immature men, but in my defense, who wouldn't want a 28 year old with

17:46ambition and energy and some fire in his belly in bed?

17:50Me. I'm going now.

17:52Just a second. Now it's my turn.

17:53Okay.

17:55Good night. Bye.

17:56Let's see.

17:57I don't know anything about you.

17:59But maybe you just really like trees.

18:03Maybe it's...

18:04Gosh, maybe it's a borderline fetish.

18:07A tree fetish.

18:09Good night.

18:10Good night.

18:11Welcome to the job.

18:15Wait, that was a porlog.

18:18Day one.

18:25Okay.

18:42Daylight to get some work in.

18:44I can see you at your desk, so call me when you're ready.

18:49Really?

19:12But now that you're up, let me quickly get you acquainted with the job.

19:16There's a thing in the middle of your room with a round map on it.

19:20Do you see it?

19:24Okay. Yeah, I see it.

19:26This is the Osborne Firefinder.

19:29Invented in 1914 by WB...

19:33Osborne?

19:34You used this to spot, you guessed it, fi...

19:37What the fuck?

19:38What is it?

19:39Nothing.

19:40Um...

19:40You...

19:41You used this to...

19:42Oh, fuck me!

19:44Good God.

19:45Language, ladies.

19:45Out your west-facing...

19:46I... I hear...

19:48Are you seeing what I'm seeing?

19:51Are those fucking fireworks?

19:54I don't see no fireworks.

19:56They're night.

20:01Whoa.

20:02That's not legal, right?

20:04Uh...

20:04No.

20:05You need to get down there right now and stop them.

20:07Fire danger is through the fucking roof.

20:10Is that really my job?

20:11Your job is whatever I say it is.

20:13Look, the closest ranger is like two days away.

20:15Go down there and set him straight.

20:21Do I write him a ticket?

20:23Easy there, dirty Harry.

20:24Well?

20:25Get going.

20:25You'll probably need a rope to get down the shale between you and the lake, if I remember right.

20:29There should be one in the supply box on the way.

20:32The code is 1234.

20:34Oh, that's easy to remember.

20:36Searching bad for...

20:36All of them.

20:40Secure.

20:41Shut up.

20:42Oops!

20:54Hey, I can see your tower.

20:57Yep, that's me.

20:57Bye.

20:58Oh.

21:00Uh.

21:01That's it.

21:02No talk much.

21:06Okay.

21:16Oh, that's...

21:18Interesting.

21:20Don't mind me.

21:34Okay

21:36So I'll have to go there

21:43Alright, so I'm going to

21:45Stop right here

21:46And continue on where I live off

21:49Be sure to like, comment, and don't forget to follow me on Dailymotion

21:55Hope you guys enjoyed this video

21:57Thanks for watching, and I'll see you guys next time

22:00This is Angela Gamer Girl, signing off

22:04Bye

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