Bioshock Infinite: Symbolism of Elizabeth's Possessions

[Overusedname]

This episode is a summary and a study of what we've seen so far, so it's paced a bit differently. We examine our journey thus far and explain the meaning of Elizabeth's possessions, her bodygaurd Songbird, and the imagery of the bird and the cage. This is a BIG one.

Sorry for not posting updates here for a while. We were distracted by some youtube glitches for a while last week. Let us know what you think!


Feedback and support is always awesome, and we love to start discussions, so feel free to share theories or ask questions and such.

For more from this channel, here's a more lighthearted gameplay:

Spoiler: Click~

 

[False Nobility]

Oh snippity snap

"These birds are fuckin' dead Mark, what does this mean?"

"It means Ken's a sick guy."

That moment encapsulates the chemistry of you two pretty well.

Good stuff as always.

 

[Overusedname]

Oh snippity snap

"These birds are fuckin' dead Mark, what does this mean?"

"It means Ken's a sick guy."

That moment encapsulates the chemistry of you two pretty well.

Good stuff as always.

Heh, thank you. Glad you like. I thought that was pretty good example of our relationship

Don't Corey I used the word 'relationship'.

 

[False Nobility]

Heh, thank you. Glad you like. I thought that was pretty good example of our relationship

Don't Corey I used the word 'relationship'.

My lips are sealed.

*immediately Calls Corey*

By the way, are you guys gonna beat bioshock and spyro? You seem to be more consistant with those two games lately.

 

[Overusedname]

Heh, thank you. Glad you like. I thought that was pretty good example of our relationship

Don't Corey I used the word 'relationship'.

My lips are sealed.

*immediately Calls Corey*

By the way, are you guys gonna beat bioshock and spyro? You seem to be more consistant with those two games lately.

At the moment yes, we just posted a very special 'thank you' sort of video of Spyro, on of our longest videos ever.

 

[SomethingWorse]

...I really like your funny stuff a bit more than the serious, if I'm being honest. This is very high quality, unique humor. Granted Bioshock is still funny at times, but somehow it's refreshing to see more Let's Players that are actually...well, as funny as they try to be. Hell, it doesn't even feel like you're trying (I mean that in a good way!). The conversations are natural on this show. Nothing ever feels forced or unfunny. I like the analytical stuff, but...what can I say, I just prefer the funnies.

I don't know if you can on this site, but you should also promote the other stuff in addition to Bioshock.

 

[Coolshark]

...I really like your funny stuff a bit more than the serious, if I'm being honest. This is very high quality, unique humor. Granted Bioshock is still funny at times, but somehow it's refreshing to see more Let's Players that are actually...well, as funny as they try to be. Hell, it doesn't even feel like you're trying (I mean that in a good way!). The conversations are natural on this show. Nothing ever feels forced or unfunny. I like the analytical stuff, but...what can I say, I just prefer the funnies.

I don't know if you can on this site, but you should also promote the other stuff in addition to Bioshock.

I can't help but agree just a bit, but I love the analysis too. I love both.

I lean more toward the silly stuff though.

On this topic, if you go into the bathrooms I think Elizabeth comments on how it's odd the different races need different bathrooms. I guess she wasn't brainwashed? I always wondered about that.

 

[Overusedname]

I can't help but agree just a bit, but I love the analysis too. I love both.

I lean more toward the silly stuff though.

On this topic, if you go into the bathrooms I think Elizabeth comments on how it's odd the different races need different bathrooms. I guess she wasn't brainwashed? I always wondered about that.

She seems perfectly innocent to the outside worlds discrimination throughout the whole game, so I'm pretty sure she's supposed to point out that racism must be taught.

Also, thanks, I'm glad people enjoy the more lighthearted stuff too.