Get ready for Control Resonant (2026) by revisiting the mind-bending lore of Alan Wake 2! In this deep-dive gameplay walkthrough, we return to the Dark Place and Bright Falls to uncover every hidden connection, Easter egg, and FBC file linking directly to the highly anticipated Control Resonant.
As Remedy Entertainment prepares to launch the next chapter of the Remedy Connected Universe (RCU) featuring Dylan Faden in a warped Manhattan, we break down everything you need to know before the September 2026 release date! From the AWE anomalies to the inner workings of the Federal Bureau of Control, this is the ultimate RCU recap.
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As Remedy Entertainment prepares to launch the next chapter of the Remedy Connected Universe (RCU) featuring Dylan Faden in a warped Manhattan, we break down everything you need to know before the September 2026 release date! From the AWE anomalies to the inner workings of the Federal Bureau of Control, this is the ultimate RCU recap.
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00:05Terima kasih.
00:30Terima kasih.
01:02Terima kasih.
01:10Terima kasih.
01:21Terima kasih.
01:23Where did you go?
01:24All of a sudden the radio stopped working and then the flooding just disappeared.
01:30Crazy forest.
01:33Is this who I think it is?
01:37Casey, say hello to Alan Wake.
01:41Mr. Wake, this is Special Agent Alex Casey.
01:44He'll escort you to our car.
01:47Casey, I'll meet you there right after I take a look around.
01:49If the flooding's receded, there might be evidence we missed earlier.
01:52Okay. See you there.
01:58Alex Casey? How am I still...
02:03Is this the dark place?
02:06No, it can't be.
02:08I got out.
02:11Yeah, the P.I. from your books has the same name as me.
02:16Great.
02:17Moving on.
02:21It's a bit of a hype to the car wake.
02:24Get your bearings, then we'll head out.
02:27I just...
02:28I need another minute.
02:31Cauldron Lake.
02:32I thought I'd never see this place again.
02:35Take your time.
02:36But you should know these woods aren't the safest.
02:40Yeah.
02:43It's getting dark.
02:46You have a flashlight?
02:49It's not safe without a light.
02:51I have a light.
02:53And a gun.
02:55You can relax, Wake.
02:56And pages.
02:58If you see pages of writing anywhere, you must take them and keep them safe.
03:02Our lives could depend on it.
03:03They have vital information.
03:06We know about the pages, Wake.
03:08We'll keep an eye out for them.
03:09Okay.
03:11Okay, just give me a moment.
03:14It's okay.
03:16Take your time.
03:21Nightingale goes missing for 13 years, shows up murdered, and then turns into a monster.
03:27After I stop Nightingale, a rioter who's also been missing for 13 years turns up.
03:35What's the connection?
03:37What kind of case is this?
03:48Should look around.
03:50With the flooding gone, could be further clues out there.
03:54The flooding disappeared very suddenly.
03:57I wonder if there's any connection to the overlap.
04:00To Nightingale.
04:02Nightingale.
04:11The reality-changing influence of the dark place flowed like water flowed, like fear
04:17flowed, down the path of least resistance, eroding the weak spots until they cracked.
04:23In places where reality was more yielding, where story told and retold, imagination sparked
04:29and fear ignited again and again, had softened the walls of reality.
04:34Sites of violence and tragedy, where truth was laced with fiction, where a work of art proposed
04:41an alternative narrative, something people could suspect to be true, something people
04:47felt strongly about, something they feared.
04:50The stronger the connection between the belief and emotional response, the better, the darker
04:55the better.
04:56A ghost of a witch ripping a man's heart from his chest.
04:59Two brothers murdering the neighbors and hiding their bodies in a well.
05:03A young woman haunting the flooded bunker where she drowned.
05:06Bedtime stories, folktales, urban legends connected to a specific place.
05:12These were the sites where the overlaps came to be.
05:16A locked box.
05:19Is that the cult of the tree symbol on it?
05:35Notes and ammo.
05:38Looks like they're tools of the trade.
05:41The cult doesn't see their victims as people.
05:43Remember, they look like us, but they aren't.
05:46They're like animals, and it's our job to hunt them and gut them.
05:51...
05:53...
05:57...
05:58...
06:02...
06:24selamat menikmati
06:37selamat menikmati
07:04Saga squeezed the flashlight
07:06willing it to penetrate the dark matter
07:08burn it away
07:10the cult is leaving supplies
07:12around for themselves
07:21the cult is watching
07:23right now
07:36today's catch
07:37a yellow perch
07:38and a mid-sized pike
07:40almost caught a lake trout
07:42but it gave me the slip
07:43saw an out-of-towner
07:44walking around in the woods
07:46just before sunrise
07:47had binoculars
07:48or a telescope or something
07:50taking notes
07:51didn't notice me
07:52good don't need the attention
07:55today's catch
07:56just an old rubber boot
07:58some of the regular creepies
08:00roaming around again
08:01avoided them as usual
08:03no one notices
08:04a quiet old fisherman
08:06not even the fish
08:08there's something written here
08:10a poem
08:13or a riddle
08:16reminds me of the nursery rhymes
08:18I read to Logan
08:19when she was little
08:20one bird for light
08:22two for darkness
08:24three birds for a fight
08:26four for a struggle
08:29five for injury
08:31six for misery
08:33seven for the ending
08:36whatever it may be
08:46a little clothespin doll
08:49perfect weird souvenir for Logan
09:04something feels different
09:07I should look around
09:16a charm
09:19cute
09:21it'll go great
09:22on the bracelet
09:22Logan made for me
09:25huh
09:27that was strange
09:29gotta keep an eye out
09:30for more of these rhymes
09:35creepy dolls
09:36mysterious rhymes
09:39no weirder than anything else
09:40going on I guess
09:41many disbelief
10:03I can't Yeti
10:09vì
10:11but I know
10:29selamat menikmati
10:41The Pacific Northwest area spans over a diverse range. Here, you will find 59 threatened or endangered species of plants
10:50and animals, including the mighty orca and wild gray wolves.
10:54The Pacific Northwest region's ecosystems are wonderfully diverse. They include mountain areas like the Cascades and Olympic Ranges, as well
11:05as the dense forests around them. In the west, there are several islands, and dry desert plateaus cover the east.
11:13Some of the common wildlife calling the Pacific Northwest their home are robins and seagulls, squirrels and otters, cougars and
11:22deer, coyotes and raccoons, salmon and blue herons.
11:26The marshes and ponds of this area host an impressive variety of fauna, but majestic trees like the black cottonwood,
11:35big leaf maple, and Oregon ash thrive in the wetlands, too. It is truly the nature-lover's paradise.
11:45Another one of those rhymes.
11:49The hero, brave and strong, left home to right a wrong. From the woods came the wolf, so greedy and
12:00hungry, that he ate what he found in the house without a host.
12:07The hero returned to find she'd lost the thing she loved most.
12:32Six months ago. Experimentation update.
12:36From Dr. Campbell to Dr. Marmont, Dr. Marmont, March 21, 2023, 1010 p.m.
12:48Dr. Marmont and Dr. Marmont.
12:50Here is the promised update on the project's first experimentations.
12:56The test items used were plastic animal figurines, teddy bears, toy cars, baby dolls.
13:04The iconographic nature of the test items was hypothesized to be beneficial for these research purposes.
13:12Test results, negative.
13:15I will continue testing with more advanced items and scenarios.
13:20No response from you is necessary.
13:23Dr. Eugene Campbell, Ph.D.
13:27Lead researcher, Department of Parafictional Research.
13:31One Year Ago
13:33Project Nursery Rhymes
13:36Working Title
13:37From Dr. Eugene Campbell
13:39To Dr. Marmont, Dr. Marmont
13:43December 17, 2022, 8.00 a.m.
13:49I have received your favorable review of my project proposal.
13:54Thank you.
13:55I need not remind you that my academic as well as recreational expertise in mythology, folklore, and writing
14:04will indeed lend that needed credibility to the project, in both leading it and creating the testing material.
14:13Dr. Eugene Campbell, Ph.D.
14:17Lead researcher, Department of Parafictional Research.
14:327.21
14:34Tip of the Day
14:35When nature calls on a hike, check the direction of the wind before answering.
14:42Observations
14:43Hikers have broken off branches of some of the trees down by the lake to make an illegal fire, tried
14:49to fix some of the damage, doused the area.
14:52Maybe put up more instructional signs?
14:55I also found some tracks I couldn't recognize.
14:58Pretty big.
14:59A wolverine, or footprints that were smeared.
15:03Either way, they were wandering around in strange patterns.
15:07Might be a sick animal.
15:08We'll need to keep an eye out.
15:117.24
15:13Poem of the Day
15:15The sun, as she sleeps, knows not the woes of men, who toss and turn and worry and fret, and
15:23wish they had her blissful slumber.
15:26Observations
15:27Picked up a bunch of trash left by tourists, despite posted guidance.
15:32Humans are the worst.
15:367.25
15:38Thought of the Day
15:40Every majestic pine was once just a wee acorn.
15:45Observations
15:46A lot of new growth in the area.
15:49Some of the saplings, planted earlier, are really thriving.
15:53Must be all this rain.
15:54I don't mind it either.
15:56Great sounds to sleep to.
15:58It's amazing what a good night's rest and a warm cup of tea can do.
16:07Objective
16:08Research into the reality-altering effects discovered in the Cauldron Lake area, utilizing fiction and art as a source, and
16:17then manifesting the results into existence.
16:21Methodology
16:22The FBC's intent in this research project is to experiment with nursery rhymes, hereinafter referred to as fiction, in an
16:32attempt to recreate the conditions under which the writing would become reality.
16:37The hypothesis is that there are two ways in which fiction affects reality, either by reflecting events that have come
16:45to pass but that are not known to their later creator,
16:49whose act of creation therefore serves as the catalyst for these past events after which they serve as the source
16:57of their own inspiration, or by the fiction itself being the initiating force in its present timeline, using the creator
17:05as the conduit.
17:06In the experiment, we will create nursery rhyme texts with a specific function, and then use the depicted dolls and
17:15symbols as needed via a careful testing process with the purpose of the story told in the fiction manifesting itself
17:23in real life.
17:24A variety of combinations involving the dolls, symbols, and rhymes will be tested in order to collect large amounts of
17:33data, with the hope that a pattern will appear.
17:36Methods will be adjusted in the testing based on our results.
17:46The FBC is definitely playing with things they don't fully understand.
17:52And that always goes well.
18:17Test Sites in Cauldron Lake
18:20Location Arrangements
18:22Witchfinders Station
18:25Streamside
18:26Cauldron Lake
18:29Rental Cabins
18:301
18:53I have a weird feeling something's changed.
19:03What is this?
19:05What is this?
19:22Another charm for my bracelet.
19:58An overlap of the dark places.
20:00Books needed a push from both directions to manifest itself.
20:04Reality in our world eroded by repeated dark lore tied to a location and a counterpoint.
20:10A work of art, a horror narrative crafted in the depths of the dark place, connecting to the story on
20:15the other side to reach out to the weakened veil.
20:19A story of a lawman whose heart was cut out of his chest.
20:23Two corrupt men killed by their own twisted ambition.
20:26A haunted old woman drowned in a bathtub, twisted reflections on the other side of the mirror, arcs stabbing through
20:33realities, amplifying the influence of the dark place.
20:37These elements working in conjunction made a trickle that became a torrent, a wormhole, a vortex, and the art, the
20:46map, became the nightmare territory where the dark place encroached on our reality.
20:50A blanket over it, where they all overlapped, causing reality to twist and loop like a bad dream, remolding anything
20:59and anyone within its dark horror design.
21:04We've reached the car, Anderson. How's it going down there?
21:07I think I'm done here. I'll meet you at the parking lot.
21:13More of those kids' lunchboxes.
21:19Obviously, you're going to succeed, or else you wouldn't be the hero. Duh.
21:32In one fluid motion, Saga cracked open the shotgun, sending the empty hulls flying over her shoulder, and slammed the
21:40new shells in faster than she had imagined possible.
22:11Bidenroducer's
22:1320
22:15Terima kasih telah menonton
22:44The real identity of the cultists
22:47Prowling in the woods
22:48Real faces hid behind the masks
22:50Real hands held the knives
22:52Real people fulfilling a grim purpose
22:56The forest was not safe
22:57People were right
22:59To keep their children away from the trees
23:02Guests
23:03Miriam and Matt
23:05Thanks for the lovely hike
23:07Patty came down from NYC
23:09And loved every minute of the trip
23:11Lori and Bob
23:13These paths have seen better days
23:15Kev, nice views you got here
23:18Mr. Lockhart
23:19May I suggest adding some nice rest stops along the way
23:23Camping Do's and Don'ts
23:26From your friendly park ranger
23:28Do's
23:30Hike and enjoy the scenery
23:32Set up your tent
23:34Enjoy a nice meal
23:36Relax
23:37Don'ts
23:39Don't chop down trees
23:41Don't leave your trash behind
23:43Don't be loud and obnoxious
23:46Don't start a forest fire
23:49And always have fun
23:53There's a rhyme over here
23:57A mother crow sits in her nest
24:00Guarding her babies
24:02Doing her best
24:03To protect her home
24:05From the beast coming to feast
24:07But only a hero
24:09Brave of heart
24:11Can keep the two apart
24:23Hmm
24:36Another charm
24:38Good thing Logan made me this bracelet
24:45Another locked box
24:48Rock
24:50Rock
24:51Tree
24:52Are you bright enough?
24:56Gonna keep the two apart
24:57Ok
25:10I was your right
25:11Like Demony
25:14Ah
25:22I need to move
25:37Terima kasih telah menonton!
26:04Terima kasih telah menonton!
26:24The moonlight danced over each and every little wave, a marching band of shimmering light.
26:32Lonely and cold, I hugged myself and sighed.
26:36I thought of him.
26:38Then, the surface of the lake calmed, and like a spectral surprise, he was there.
26:46His face, smiling at me, reflected in the water.
26:50I looked up, not daring to believe it was true.
26:54But it was true.
26:56He was there.
26:58My love, my savior, my writer.
27:26I looked up, not daring to believe it was true.
27:31What's an A-W-E?
27:35Casey, what exactly does the FBC do?
27:39After New York, when I started looking for our friend here, their name came up.
27:44I pushed them for any files they had on him, but got stonewalled.
27:47They have a reputation of showing up for weird shit.
27:52They have a presence here, and now we find our writer.
27:57How about that?
28:11You ready to go?
28:19Mr. Wake.
28:21We're taking you back to our field office in Bright Falls.
28:24You can freshen up there, and then we'll talk properly.
28:37Hey, Mom.
28:38Before you say anything, I'm totally fine.
28:41Don't freak out.
28:42Dad shouldn't have even texted you.
28:44Logan?
28:45No one texted me.
28:46What's going on?
28:48I'm totally fine.
28:49I slipped.
28:50That's all.
28:51God, it's not the end of the world.
28:53Put your father on the phone.
28:56Um, okay.
28:58Dad, it's Mom.
29:03Don't worry, hon.
29:04Logan slipped in the shower and bumped her head.
29:07She has a slight concussion, but I'm keeping an eye on her.
29:10Lucky I heard her fall.
29:12She could have drowned.
29:14Jesus, David.
29:16Why didn't you call?
29:18I tried.
29:19It didn't go through.
29:21She's fine, really.
29:23But what about you?
29:25You sound stressed.
29:27No, it's a...
29:30Just weird case, that's all.
29:33Well, if you need a hint,
29:35my years of board game victories,
29:37tell me Colonel Mustard did it.
29:40I'll keep an eye out for him.
29:43Love you, Dave.
29:44Love you too, honey.
29:47Want to say bye to Logan?
29:48Just tell her I love her.
29:50Bye for now.
29:56Bye for now.
29:57Bye for now.
29:57Bye for now.
30:04Bye for now.
30:08Bye for now.
30:12Bye for now.
30:13Bye for now.
30:14Bye for now.
30:16Bye for now.
30:17Bye for now.
30:18Bye for now.
30:20Bye for now.
30:20Bye for now.
30:21Bye for now.
30:22Bye for now.
30:24Is there anyone you'd like us to reach out to, Mr. Wake?
30:27You've been gone a long time.
30:29No. No.
30:32If they'd be in danger, it'll come for me.
30:36Okay. Let's talk about something else.
30:39Robert Nightingale. Do you know him?
30:41You were both here in 2010.
30:46The Dark Presence got him back then.
30:49That's the last time I saw him.
30:51Thirteen years.
30:53Oh, fuck me.
30:55Tell us about the pages.
30:57You had what looks like a title page with you.
31:00Return.
31:01Is this the name of the story on these pages?
31:04The writer's name has been scratched out pretty violently.
31:07But your name can still be made out underneath.
31:12Scratched out.
31:14Yeah. Scratch.
31:23Did you write these pages, Mr. Wake?
31:25I'm trying to remember it.
31:28It's a crazy jumble, like a nightmare.
31:31It doesn't...
31:35It doesn't make sense.
31:38It doesn't make sense.
31:52I remember.
31:55I remember.
31:56It doesn't make sense.
31:58I remember.
32:01Come on.
32:02Come on.
32:06I remember.
32:09The movie came out.
32:12Oh, my God.
32:18It's a crazy jumble.
32:21Yeah.
32:25I remember.
32:26No.
32:30Oh, oh, thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Welcome.
32:35Well, we have a great show for you here tonight.
32:38Alan Wake is here.
32:40Alan Wake, one of my all-time favorite writers and guests on the show.
32:46He's here to talk about his latest book.
32:49Oh, oh.
32:51And as usual, our houseman of the old gods of Asgard is here.
32:55Fuck.
32:57Is I on a talk show tonight?
32:59Breaking up in places with no memory of how I'd gotten there.
33:02It was out of control.
33:04I didn't need another mugshot in the fucking tabloids.
33:08Had I already done the show?
33:11Was that a recording?
33:27Give him one welcome to Mr. Alan Witts.
33:34Oh!
33:37Come on.
33:38Good to see you, Alan.
33:39Great to see you.
33:40Welcome back to the show.
33:41Come on.
33:42Come on.
33:42Sit down.
33:43Sit down.
33:43Sit down.
33:49Good to see you, Alan.
33:53This must be an exciting time for you.
33:55Tell me, does it ever get old?
33:59So does what get old?
34:03Publishing a new book.
34:06Are you okay there, my friend?
34:07You look like you've been cooped up in the writer's room for a few too many years.
34:12This is exactly how I feel.
34:15You know, I've waited so long to get my hands on the sequel to Departure.
34:20You left us on quite the cliffhanger.
34:22We've all been dying to know what it's not a lake, it's an ocean really means.
34:28You and me both.
34:29Well, our wait is over.
34:31Your new book, Initiation, hits the shelves tomorrow.
34:36What?
34:37That's exactly what every reader will be asking.
34:39This book is mind-bending.
34:42It's so cerebral.
34:43I mean, how would you describe it?
34:45An auto-fictional thought experiment?
34:48A horror story?
34:49A post-modern detective story?
34:52Wait.
34:53This isn't right.
34:54I haven't written anything.
34:58He's so humble.
34:59Okay.
35:00You got me.
35:01Good prank.
35:02Very funny.
35:03But yeah, sad to say, I've not written this.
35:08I'd remember if I'd written a book, right?
35:11Or maybe it was written by your evil double.
35:17Well played, man.
35:19That is spot on.
35:21Playing the role here.
35:22Pretending the world of the book overlaps our own?
35:25That's very meta indeed.
35:27You see, Initiation tells the story of a fictional writer named Alan Wake, who is trapped in a nightmare, desperately
35:34trying to find the manuscript of a novel he has forgotten he has written.
35:39The book is set in New York, but it might not be New York at all.
35:42He is tormented by his dark doppelganger and guided by visions of a fictional detective he has written.
35:49That's right.
35:50Alex Casey is in this book as well.
35:55I guess we'll just keep doing this the whole show.
35:58The joke's on me.
35:59But isn't that what you sign up for with autofiction?
36:04No, but seriously, I found the structure of the reality you build in the book fascinating.
36:10It reminded me of The Matrix.
36:12I mean, the writer is physically in his writer's room, trapped there, and he projects himself out to this dark
36:20dream of New York through the story he is writing.
36:24Like astral projection.
36:26Did I get that right?
36:28Yeah, that's exactly right.
36:32Go on.
36:33I should be taking notes here.
36:35This is great stuff.
36:37Notes to that other Alan Wake in that room writing this as we speak?
36:43Are we all in your story, Alan?
36:48Wow.
36:50No, I wish you every success with your new book, Alan.
36:54I hope it's as successful as your best-selling Alex Casey series.
37:00Initiation hits the shelves tomorrow.
37:02After this, I'm sure we'll all be eagerly awaiting the culmination of this Hero's Journey trilogy of yours.
37:08It's a book called Return, perhaps.
37:15Man, thank you for one of the strangest interviews of my entire career, Alan.
37:21All this talk of meta-marratives.
37:24You can't expect me to disappear once this soon ends.
37:39Hello?
37:44I'm losing it.
37:45Something's not right here.
37:47I needed to get home
37:48to Alice.
37:57What the hell was that interview?
37:59Some kind of joke?
38:01Initiation?
38:02I never wrote a book called Initiation.
38:04This felt like a bad dream.
38:07Could make a good horror story.
38:25Old gods of Asgard.
38:27That name sounded familiar.
38:49I was a mess
38:50I'd never heard of this talk show
38:52Or Mr. Door before
38:54None of it felt right
38:56Was I losing my mind?
39:29I was losing my mind
39:32There was something here
39:33A broken transmission
39:35I couldn't quite make out
39:39What was that?
39:40A message?
39:42Impossible to say
39:59There was something in the studio with me
40:02I had to get out
40:30This is the ritual to meet you all
40:40Waking up from the nightmare
40:41I felt like a drowning man gasping for air
40:46This place felt familiar
40:48A ghost of a memory surfaced
40:50About riding here for countless days
41:01A plot board for mapping out a story
41:04On the index cards
41:06The nightmare that just happened to me
41:08A summary of the story so far
41:11But other notes as well
41:13Warnings
41:14I had written them
41:17I couldn't remember what it all meant
41:19The name Scratch filled me with dread
41:23I could trust these words
41:25I had to act on them
41:26You must write to escape
41:29You must write to escape
41:54I didn't remember much
41:56But I knew my thoughts and ideas
41:58Could manifest as reality
42:00In this dark place
42:02I'd use my writing
42:04To project myself out of this room
42:05Like a deep sea diver
42:07To go deeper
42:08And explore the depths of this prison
42:10For a way out
42:12This room was my boat
42:14Riding was my lifeline
42:16I would start again
42:17At the talk shop
42:38Welcome back
42:44We have a great show for you here tonight
42:46We'll treat all you guys
42:48Alex Casey fans out there
42:50Alex Casey himself is here tonight
42:53That's right
42:53Family
42:54Ladies and gentlemen
42:55The actor who has given his face
42:57To the famous detective
42:58In the film series
42:59And of course we have
43:01Alan Wake here
43:02The best selling writer
43:03The books
43:04The films
43:05Are based on
43:06Let's do this
43:16Welcome back to the show
43:18So
43:18Alan
43:20As the creator of the character
43:22How do you feel about this?
43:26Sorry, what?
43:28I know it can be an awkward question
43:30With the man sitting right next to you
43:32But how do you feel about him
43:33In the role of Casey?
43:34Does he look the part to you?
43:41He looks exactly like
43:42I always imagined Casey to be
43:45It's uncanny
43:47Thank you
43:47That means so much to me
43:50I'm a huge fan of your books
43:52So, uh
43:54What's the problem, Alan?
43:56Because
43:56On more than one occasion
43:58You've voiced your reservations
43:59About the adaptations
44:02It's not that
44:04They're their own thing
44:05They've gone with choices
44:07That are different from mine
44:08I
44:09I
44:10I feel protective about my stories
44:13And these adaptations
44:15I
44:16I
44:17I don't know
44:18I
44:18I guess
44:19I
44:19Just wish I could have been
44:21More involved in making them
44:22Well
44:23In that case
44:24You won't have seen this either
44:26We have a clip from the new film
44:28Murder Case Case
44:31Should we roll it
44:32Or do you want to say something first, Sam?
44:35Nah
44:36Just roll it
44:42This city was an old scar
44:45That refused to heal
44:47The rain made it fester
44:49It needed the sun
44:50But there was only the night
44:53I was tired
44:55Insomnia covered me like a plastic film
44:58I was watching the world through a rain slick window
45:01My own reflection
45:03Haunting the view
45:04I was trying to track down a missing writer
45:07My only clue was a table lamp
45:10Shaped like an angel
45:12The only thing to shed light on this
45:14Sordid mystery
45:21That's great
45:22Murder Case Case
45:24Great job, Sam
45:25Very exciting
45:26And very meta
45:27I'm looking forward to seeing more
45:30Wait
45:30Sup
45:31What was that about a writer?
45:33About a lamp?
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50:44The talk show host?
50:46Good evening.
50:48A writer trapped in a dream world
50:50Attempts to write a story
50:52To shape reality around him
50:53And escape
50:54He is beset by visions
50:57Leaking in from realities
50:58Beyond his own
51:00He uses those visions
51:02As inspiration for his stories
51:04In hopes of giving them power
51:06To make them come true
51:10Us, hidden few
51:12Know that ultimately he will succeed
51:14But before that
51:16Many of these stories collapse back
51:18Into the stuff that dreams are made of
51:20To remain as they began
51:22Works of fiction
51:24And yet
51:26Maybe there is a gleam of truth
51:28To be unearthed from these tales
51:30A rare glimpse
51:32Into the unseen realities beyond our own
51:34Offering us intriguing avenues of contemplation
51:38As they transpire in
51:43Night springs
51:59Night springs
52:00A special place
52:02A shifting space
52:03Existing in a countless number
52:06Of parallel realities
52:08Sometimes a quaint small town
52:10Sometimes a hulking metropolis
52:12Different every time
52:14We set upon the road
52:15That leads us there
52:16And yet
52:18Like a half-remembered echo
52:20Of a fading dream
52:21Always familiar to us
52:23These are the stories
52:25That take place there
52:26War-inspiring
52:28Macabre
52:29Terrifying
52:31Heartbreaking
52:32Nail-biting
52:34Absurd
52:35And through
52:36Sometimes all of these things
52:39At once
52:40A haunting new season
52:42Of mind-bending episodes
52:43Written by Alan Wake
52:45I am your host
52:47Warland Doerr
52:49And I will see you soon
52:50In
52:54Night springs
53:15An old lamp in a shoebox
53:19Was this what the janitor had left for me?
53:25The lamp felt significant
53:28A tool for bringing light to the darkness
53:38I felt a magnetic pull between the lamp
53:40And the light overhead
53:45Whoa
53:45When the light jumped into my lamp
53:47The whole room changed
53:49Like something in a dream
53:52Opening a way forward
53:53The lamp was humming
53:55The bulb glowed
53:56It held the light now
54:15I felt another surge from the lamp
54:18I could use it again
54:23The glow in the lamp went out
54:25Shifting the light in the room
54:27The light carved out something new
54:29From the darkness
54:30And the darkness
54:30And the light
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