Rule #4 Secret Word: Three.

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Rule #4 Secret Word: Three. was uploaded by 1AmTheHelp3r on January 16^th, 2012. It is 1:23 minutes long.

1AmTheHelp3r releases the third of the password videos to the fans.

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[0:00-0:01] Screen is black.
[0:02-0:13] Breathing begins, White text fades in, in pieces. "Deep in the wood, there are tales untold. Memories reforged, crafted and warn. Look deep, find answers within the story retold. The lost tales of a pure heart rotten, resurrected, reborn. Beyond the doors of this lost home, is the end, to continue you will have to rely on your friends. Learn to ignore the lies of your mind, do not forget what you have heard, do not enter a room, without first speaking the secret word."
[0:14-0:16] Text fades to black.
[0:17-0:20] White text fades in "The simple truth is now clear." Fades out.
[0:21-0:29] White text fades in "You cannot understand me. You cannot see me. Though I sit right before your eyes, you are too slow, too somber, too brain shatteringly plain." Text fades.
[0:30-0:36] Text fades in; "I though you knew me, trusted that you loved me, fooled myself into believing you understood me." Fade out.
[0:37-0:40] Text fades in: "You Cannot", fade out.
[0:41-0:43] Text fades in: "You consider me lowly, unruly, undeserving of your patience," fade out.
[0:43-0:47] "You think it is you who is giving up, but it is I who have my lost patience." Fade out.
[0:47-0:51] "You thought you had to take care of me, like a brat who would never grow up." Fade out.
[0:52-0:55] "No. It is You." Fade out.
[0:55-1:00] "It is you. Who stand in my way."
[1:01-1:04] "I will not slow to your monotonous existence, wallowing in a bog of conformity."
[1:05-1:09] "My light shines, where yours flickers feebly.
[1:09-1:23] "Until we meet again. Goodbye." fade out, video ends.

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Tigger. It was a source of some confusion as Tigger was not in the original text, but repeated mentions of being "too slow" and "monotonous" reference Tiggers fast pace. Comparisions were also drawn between the last lines of the riddle, "Until we meet again, Goodbye" and Tiggers catchphrase "Tata for now."

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