Silo: The Safeguard's Real Purpose Changes Everything!

I’ve already said this that Sauron’s greatest, should I say gravest mistake is taking Lord Celebrimbor off the board. Because of what he did, when he started crafting the most powerful object in Middle-earth, he faced failure several times. Sauron failed in the making of the One Ring, the ring that he intended to rule them all, find them, and bind them. And this happened because he let his rage, and anger get in the way of his success, by murdering Celebrimbor, Sauron sealed his own fate. And I’ll tell you how he failed in this endeavor. Aye, Sauron is powerful, he has the army, he gets the tower. So this video is centred on the failed years before that success. But even after everything, I still think the ring was not what he intended it to be. It was not perfect, it had flaws, which made it nastier. I take you forward to five years after Eregion falls, and that’s where season 3 of Rings of Power begins, and yeah I’m not making it up, it’s been confirmed by Prime Video. #ringsofpowerseason3 #lordoftheringstheringsofpower Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nisha may have taken Pavi’s leg. So all this while, we actually thought that Pavi was born with one leg, and that’s what Pavi herself believed. From the start of the series, Pavi’s leg has been a mystery. At one point, perhaps you may think the dangers of the Harshlands caused that, or she was born that way, but shockingly, it is possible that her own twin sister, Nisha, may be the reason for her missing leg. I know that sounds terrible, especially when it’s just about two little girls who have already been through so much. Although this is a theory, I can’t stop thinking about this possibility. For years, I believe Pavi has grown to understand her body in one way or another, only for the doctor to introduce a completely different explanation, as we saw in episode 6. Her leg was lost within the last few years, which means there was a time when she had it. The question right now is: What actually happened? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Who exactly, I mean what exactly is this Butcherbird, that’s a funny name for an AI, and what does it want with these eyeballs, and fingerprints and blood that it's taking? And the way she is going about it is gross, checking her dressup. Initially she has a male Avatar, only to realize that is actually Jocasta, of all people? Come on. Imagine building a security system around the idea that nobody can steal your eyeball, and then you get to 2026 and someone, I mean a bot is harvesting so it can use that for God knows what. And we have some evidence on why Dr. Josephine Carrington, aka [laughs] the Butcherbird is collecting organs. And you know how she reacts when Vision tries to talk some sense into her as an artificial intelligence based on Josephine, she pushes back: “I am not based on her. I am her.” We will go into what episode 4 gave so beware of spoilers, and then we shall go into her history and find out what’s up with her and her glowing eyes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One seventy-four plus two twenty-five. That little sum is why half the Avatar fandom is looking at the sky right now. Korra’s story ends in 174 AG, Seven Havens is set roughly 225 years after it, and that puts us at about 399 AG, one year short of when Sozin’s Comet is due back. So now there’s this fan theory that the comet could be returning in the current Avatar season, and somebody even added the idea that Pavi and Nisha would be using the comet’s power to fly around for fun.I would honestly love to see these little ones have some fun.But on a more serious note, picture the people of Seven Havens waking up one morning and looking at the sky, just to see a familiar comet approaching—the very one that gave the Fire Nation enough power to turn an entire nation into ashes. That same comet Ozai planned to use to destroy the Earth Kingdom. What exactly would they do? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Maeve’s decision to include Gina in her mission was always going to cost her something big, as my previous video laid out, and episode 5 of MobLand even proved more of that. Paul tells Harry about the danger Maeve has put his daughter in, and Harry leaves for Ireland to rescue Gina. Meanwhile Frankie and his crew have broken into the house of the Harrigan family to ambush them. Would Harry still leave to Ireland if Gina wasn’t involved in this situation and it happened that it was only Eddie on that mission? Would he have traveled to save Eddie or he will ignore that and focus with the Harrigans? What do you think? Let me know your opinion in the comment section. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices