For a while, I've been wanting to do a "deep" machinima that leaves the viewer open to interpret the film. This is that machinima. The film defiantly has a sort of moral to it. If you wish, you can read the intended moral below, but I recommend that you watch it first. Enjoy!
Moral:
Even life's greatest joys seem dull when there is no one to share them with.
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