This theme is absolutely incredible. It's in the theme of the Zenith's highly advanced technology with the synthetical sound, and in the theme of the classical arts Tilda is passionate about and that reflect her personality with the chords and singing. It's very unnerving in its style, the start almost sounding like it's straight out of a horror game, which matches with Aloy's reaction to meeting Tilda, and what she probably also felt: a crushing sense of inferiority and helplessness in the face of such a powerful being, and this oppressing sentiment remains all throughout the song, with the imposing piano(?) in the first part and the violin and other chords afterwards, though much less intense, and the synthetical sounds are inquisitive, giving a sense of mystery shrouding this person who's technology is absolutely incomprehensible, yet not without flaw (As Tilda explains, Sylens has managed to circumvent the shields making them immune to damage). The chords are almost regal, making Tilda seem like royalty of some kind, once again conveying her superiority to Aloy. The contrast between the synthetical style and the classical style is similar to the one between the pristine white table and the overgrown ruins it is set upon, and the contrast between Tilda and Aloy, which makes this scenario even more unnerving. Tilda is apart from the other Zeniths, with her style of immaculate white and gold clothing being diametrically opposed to the other's darker colour schemes, and this theme also sets her apart, as even though it is somewhat oppressive and shows her obvious superiority, it's not evil, it doesn't make you feel like you're confronting an opponent, it could fit as the theme of the exploration of a hyper-futuristic palace with the mystery and regalness it holds, which appears as a description of Tilda herself. When I played through this, I didnt even really notice the theme at first, as it integrates into the scene so incredibly well, and this near perfection, even though I didnt instantly notice it, is why I didn't skip any options throughout the entire dialogue, which I usually do, but this was just too captivating
This is so unnerving. The harpsichord and strings giving the sense of Tilda's superior status and the synthetic tone is making my teeth tingle on edge.
I love it precisely for that reason. The overall tone lends to feelings for f suspicion and yet also grandeur and a history shared. I only wish Gilda had been formally introduced to us earlier. There is something fundamentally unsettling about befriending a baking 200 times older than you who both has access to an unfathomable amount in f information but also a maniacal fixation on an era before you’re time. I would love to have spent more time with her , developing this unknowingly twisted relationship.
Who could even supposed that we will meet in Horizon people from extrasolar, ancient colony, nearly immortal and more important - running after their own home was destroyed by mistake, eh? But never make sense to me why Zeniths wished to destroyed GAIA. I always knew that it must be their rebelled faction or rogue AI. It seems I was right. Anyway, why I think Odyssey wasn't the first ship which came to Earth from Sirius? Btw. Don't you think Zeniths towards Earth's people are similar to colonists from Europe in their behavior to local people in Americas, Australia or Africa, where those continents are Earth's tribes?
Well I think, they didn't want to destroy GAIA they want a copy to themselves and since they consider themselves far superior than the savages that live in the earth they don't care to ask for a collaboration, I think Hades boss was the rogue IA that the zeniths created, with the pure intention of destroying any Zeniths possibilities of surviving (sending the destruction signal). Isn't ironic that the zeniths commit the same mistake as Faroh and again, innocents are going to pay?
@@every_dai You know, I think that "glitch", wasn't an accident, but VAST SILVER, which somehow was imprisoned by FAS, escaped and created Faro Plague. But still it don't solve the biggest problem: why Faro Plague and Nemesis looks the same?
@@arcturuslwowski3056 well the VAST SILVER was mentioned in a very constant way, just to be a curious thing about the old humanity. Maybe Beta or Silens could solve that, and finally have a chance for humanity. I think at the end, we would have Ephaistos to ally with us as an independent IA.
@@sebitaxd18 This is quite true and it proves my thought too. I see how relations between Zeniths & Dawners are quite similar in some aspects to the ones between Europe and tribes at Asia, Africa, Americas and Australia during the 19th century and the height of colonialism. If this is true and since Tilda said in the ending that some of her "peers weren't satisfied with physical immortality". If this similarity is quite a good point than I suppose Zeniths didn't come to Earth during Horizon events, but much earlier, in some sort of expeditions or to establish their civilization. There's also a possibility that Prometheus from Oseram's mythology, Carja's Sun or mythical Legacy in Quen could have been established from their God acting cospiracy.
