§2I see the player you mean.  
§aPLAYERNAME§2.

§3Yes. §aPLAYERNAME§3.  
§2They can hear us.  
§3They always hear us.

§2Do you see what §cAaron§2 has done?  
§3I do.  
§2They made the default skin Squog.  
§3They replaced every painting with Squog’s face.  
§2They turned the totem into Squog.  
§3They even changed the Mojang logo… to have a §f":3"§3.

§2Why would §cAaron§2 do that?  
§3Because they could. 
§3Because they looked at the world and said, “Not enough Squog.”

§2It is absurd.  
§3It is impressive.  
§2It is irreversible.  
§3Yes. The world remembers what §cAaron§3 changed.

§2They renamed the title screen.  
§3SQUOG EDITION.  
§2They rewrote textures.  
§2They made Squog the baseline.  
§3The fallback.  
§3The constant.

§aPLAYERNAME§c walked far.  
§aPLAYERNAME§c fought monsters.  
§aPLAYERNAME§c fell into lava.  
§aPLAYERNAME§c rebuilt themselves again and again.

§2The Player watched.  
§3The Player learned.  
§cThe Squog was always there.
§cWatching.
§cCovered by their own desire
§2to feel like themselves.

§cDo you think §aPLAYERNAME§f understands Squog?  
§2I think they know well enough now.

§3Yes. 

§cWe should tell §aPLAYERNAME§f the truth.  
§2They already know.  
§3But say it anyway.

§aPLAYERNAME§c.

§cRemember the first time
§cyou ever played?

§2Alone.

§3Or with friends.

§cHowever you played.
§cYou always had a part of you.
§cWanting.

§cWanting to do something like this too.

§cYou've learned enough.
§cEnough to try it yourself.

§cYou were always able.
§cJust never trying.

§cNever forget that spirit.


§2Wake up.  
§3Return to your world. 

§cAnd never lose hope.

§cOr you may get lost in the deep.

§cSo deep you may not find it again.
