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I wanted to compile the poems Kat, Nora and Autumn write for Swann, if you're in 'Something More' status with them. In case someone needs it for a reference or just wanna read them altogether. I like how each poem reflects the girl's personality and how she views her relationship with Swann in a different way.

Kat's poem

That girl thinks no one sees her

But she can't escape my gaze

I wanna be the one that frees her

I want to give her just a taste

She looks like the girl next door

I'm the bomb she's been waiting for

We'll set it off then we'll hit the floor

I'm the bomb she's been waiting for

Nora's poem

And she said come just as you are

And her green eyes were filled with stars

she likes to watch, I like to scream

maybe this was all just a dream

But if we fight I know we'll make up

And if we're dreaming I won't wake up

If we're dreaming I won't wake up

I won't wake up

Autumn's poem

Swann sees everything, she has one eye

Looking through her camera and another at the sky

who am I through her lens?

A skater, a rebel, just a girl

Captured in her frames

A dreamer in a careless world

Playing, riding, dancing, hiding

In places where we can be free

Swann sees everything

Maybe even me

Which one is your favorite? 😊

I've studied poems before, so I think Kat's is the most well-written considering metaphors and rhymes. Makes sense because she's our little poet. But I like how Nora and Autumn writes a poem just for Swann even if it's not something they're familiar with. Nora even points out she isn't like Kat but she tried. I think all of them are beautifully written.

Olivia Lepore won her award for her performance as Swann Holloway. I really enjoyed her voice acting and am glad Lost Records is getting some recognition it deserves 💜

In 1995, Swann, Kat, Nora and Autumn thought that summer would be nothing but music, recorded tapes and a diary full of lovely nonsense. But the forest had a memory. And Kat was furious. There, Kat spoke of curses, of Corey, of everything that had been done to them. They sang, they bled, and they left offerings to the void. On the night of the ritual, the four of them ventured deep into the Whispering Woods, following the light of the moths until they reached the clearing where the Abyss lay waiting: an impossible hole, dark, breathing as if it held secrets. But the Abyss was not magic. It was trauma. It was fear. It was the way their minds drew what happened that night. Corey fell there, not into a purple portal, but into an act that scarred them forever. A buried secret, a guilt none of them could name. Afterwards, everything fell apart. They promised never to see each other again. They promised to forget. But summers are not forgotten. And Kat… Kat didn’t have time. Illness took her years later, leaving only her absence, her box, her echo. In 2022, the three of them returned to the past to remember what the Abyss had taken from them: innocence, friendship, and a love that Swann never spoke aloud. The Abyss wasn’t a monster. It was the place where their childhood ended. The point where everything changed. The void that remained between them. And yet, when they remember, the four of them are together again for a moment: Swann, Nora, Autumn… and Kat (the raven), like a gentle ghost, watching from the edge of the Abyss.