It's Not Me, It's My Basement - Feed A Monster In Your Basement & Nothing Bad Will Happen 

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I'm very D Lightful Time thank you very much.

@@isaiahp.4609 Wha-

He tried his best. 😔

I wuld fucking kill a dog for doctor d light to live again

He was such a treasure, definitely deserved better

I was really expecting an ending in which he would be able to kill the monster, to Embry's surprise

😭 I know! Poor D. Light!

Yeah, I'm really sad about him dying

yea he didnt deserve that, the game did him dirty

He just wanted to help out, and the protag barely even emotes on his death

He seemed nice. I wished that they will have more time to talk.

I love your profile XD its Hanako

*WHY. IS. THIS. TRUE.*

It's to give us the sad

Witch’s house….

@@smidge742 I mean, viola kinda fits that, even tho we only find out about it in the end

@@smidge742 the frog

Dude same he’s literally my favorite

Fr. I liked him :(

BRO ME TOO-

Same... He's an awesome design... He didn't deserve to die...

Thanks for spoiling that-

I noticed that too. The protag never once mention about being hungry

Oh yeah we playing as her perspective maybe and we not seeing behind the scene so in dream we see her predator side I guess.

._.

@@chaldeantimothy8827 refer to them with they/them or i will eat your bones! 😊

@@aimsmeis uhh why? The other characters adress Her as a girl why should we not?

Good to know it wasn’t just me lol

Believe it or not, this is actually used as a concept in the dark comedy/psychological horror comic book called “Johnny the Homicidal Maniac.” It's written by Invader Zim creator Jhonen Vasquez. In the comic book, the main character Johnny is a mass murderer who keeps telling others that he needs to kill people in order to "feed the wall" in his basement. As the story progresses, it's revealed that the "wall" in his basement is literally alive and it's completely blood red. If Johnny doesn't kill enough people, the "wall" would turn into an eldritch abomination that will engulf the world within its bloody red mass. I won't spoil the ending for you guys but please check out this comic book, it's really good.

Boss: What's wrong with your basement? "Why won't you come over to see it yourself?"

@@Starry_Wave Just add it to my "need to read it" list. I have a big list like that, but unfortunately i'm too busy lately and tired to do that. 😞

@@bluebeka2458 I'd suggest making sure to read the two spinoff titles "Squee!" and "I Feel Sick" as you're going through JTHM, as one is about a little kid Johnny just sorta _decided_ to call his best friend in the main story, and the other is about Johnny's ex-girlfriend. Basically, they're extended lore on the Crapsack World JTHM is set in.

The other option was DLightfully Delicious

@@ManlyBadassHero I can’t tell which one’s worse, honestly at this point i might feed myself to the demons…just to avoid hearing any more terrible puns like that 😑

@@ManlyBadassHero I Love Someone Just Like My Self

@@ManlyBadassHero are you a father? cus it sounds like it

@@ManlyBadassHero Ho, ho, ho... D. Lightfully devilish, Manly!

Wtf beidou i never knew you watched horror make nigguange watch it with you

Hhi bbeidddou

doc D is alive i think... he's in the recent game along with embry's mum... sooo...

@@northernalpine4350 so who's blood is that?

@@user-ff3cu8sq7y Jam

I laughed-

*Nothing* itself is pretty interesting though!

Pardon me?-

*XD*

Im going to write a horror story called nothing

i think its likely just symbolism for some sort of mental dillema. as all the other NPCs at the market are simply faceless to them. not just that but they likely are the one who sees D light as just a clown for even offering to help, despite likely having been a real doctor. by the end where she just goes back to sleep it likely just means they're ignoring their problem again as the doctor failed to help, becoming just another faceless NPC during the cutscene. and like the doc said. they're likely just using that mental disorder, maybe something like anxiety or depression to justify growing stagnant i do really like the idea of it being some sort of literal manipulating shapeshifting monster though

To some it up. It all means "you're your worst enemy".

Yeah I think embry is the monster because of the blood on the apron and the flashback with her dad where she's hiding behind the canvas or something is hiding behind (not sure) its just a theory

Well well well, I see... you guys are a man of culture for psychologies as well.

I don't think she's evil, but feels guilty. D light said it's a big staircase, she might have caused her parents to fall and now either her, or the newly deceased Light, blames her in the end

Imagine if Lucille actually responded like that! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@•Akiroplayz• basically, lucille is the lady in the jam stand, and she asked if embry needed help with laundry, and embry replied with “do you think i smell, lucille?” And manly said YES

@•Akiroplayz• im sorry if its complicated im soo bad at explaining things ‼️😍

@@EthanMeatan nahh mate, that's the joke

@@prasyaspaceagency7067 huh

It... kinda does. Man, I really need to finish watching lucids

What's that from?

yeah, her dreams feel like her conscience and the painting staring at embry when the door is open on the last night feels like it's silently judging her, this feels like a psyche thing

I took it to be a rather literal shapeshifter just doing gaslighting stuff. But otherwhise it fits mental illness quite well too, especially at the end where she confronted "herself" where it talks about why she wouldnt want help, because she would have to actually change stuff if she did Though in actuality here this was probably just her feeling hopeless about improving the situation, not wanting people to die, and not knowing what to do.

Yeah, is like when you are depressed and feel like you are a attention seeker in your mind. And that you think only about yourself. Hopeless and perhaps "addicted" to this state of mind because you are stuck and you don't know what to do. And perhaps the fact that they need to start to take decisions for themselfs and it feels like a burden that they have to carry. They need to move foward, to move one, but there will be always something that they can't let go. Idk i just feel like it fits the game story.

Yeah. Feels like this plot could be taking place in the 90s. The vibe kinda feels like a Sat AM cartoon gone extremely wrong. Another metaphor it could also fit into is seasonal depression. I’m considering that the outdoors looks rather cold and hostile, Embry’s been caring for the monster for 4 months (which can be the time period somebody goes through seasonal depression), and the D in Dr. D. Light’s name could represent day. Her parents’ absence could mean they either also are affected by the condition or they don’t really understand what’s going on either. Edit: Apparently Embry’s gender neutral. Swap she with ‘they’. Apologies!

@@travislyonsgary is the basement staircase really so long that tripping down the stairs just kills you

Wait wha-

Or a light novel title

@@MindhackDiva531 you never know!

@@riceseed definitely, the title of a Korean romance manhua or something 😂

LMFAO IT DOES!!

same

Someone please write a fanfic about that

@@nevada1905 I would read it. It would be so wholesome.

Traveling by train with smiles on their faces😊

@@nevada1905 I thought fanfics were all lewd and shit w h a t

I was confused about the key part! I like this theory ^-^

I think this is the most probable theory. I'm assuming that maybe the parents died going down the basement and this was her way of coping with it.

YEAH I did too and I thought he would have pointed it out

Timestamp?

and the couch looked like teeth

@@xiutecuhtli15 I didn't notice that, now that I do it looks even more creepy so thanks for the nightmare fuel

Yus i did

"Big Brother" Bread Box means she inherited the Bread Box. I'm Guessing Bread Boxes are the sort of Kitchen appliances that double as Heirlooms.

Kids don't get multilayered jokes. It wasn't a particularly funny joke, but I _got_ it. [confused.little.girl.gif]

Onii-pan. I like it.

How did he know the bread box was a he...?

@@embercoral You don’t wanna know their history.

whem embry cool:

"Im washing me and my clothes"

Cary Grant did it in 1963. (The movie "Charade.")

Life hack 👍

I thought of the vine “I’m washing me and my clothes” lol

I mean yeah dr funk beat sure had a glow up

I trust the man he was so cute

I can tell he's the kind of doctor that doesn't harm at all when doing blood analysis, gives the best stickers, draws cartoon characters on caskets and tells the best family friendly jokes.

I thought he was gonna be the bad guy that acts nice at the start

I saw him and hear Manly say that an immediately went "I trust him! How could you not?" He had a little sun necklace!

Yeah agree

Well, that does seem to be the point. Ngl I got spoiled by just wandering down here first, and was expecting the game to vilify him, but that doesn't seem like the intent. The fact that a kinda nosy but helpful person gets hurt because of the protag also goes along with the addiction interpretation some people brought up. Therapists often come off as pressing, even if you know you're well-meaning, and the anxiety that you'll just drag others into your own problems is also fairly common.

@@northropi2027 yeah, so maybe EM here is insane, a few things could have happened then: 1 she killed her fokes and locked them in the basement. 2 her family left her cause she had issues or something. 3 her family IS don there and she killed the doctor so no-one would know

@@Gothymothmoth eh, I'm not sure about the interpretations where the monsters don't literally exist in-universe. It's important to note that "the story is metaphorical and conveys a message to the player" and "the story happens in a universe separate of reality that significantly departs from it with things happening at face value" are not mutually exclusive statements, just so we're on the same page here. This is gonna be kinda long but I wanna cover my bases. Embry killing their parents is kinda hard for me to believe because there's not much of a hint that Embry could have done it. Other than the stairs, there's no weapon lying around and their account sounds like they saw something, but not their parents. The stairs seem plausible, but it's a bit of a stretch since frankly I don't think the stairs would be that reliable at killing people (seriously 3 for 3, two of them at the same time, other than D. Light's comment that it was a "long way down" how does that happen so consistently). There are also monster-implying events that don't make sense with non-monster explanations. The roars, the toybox, the blood, and the door opening on its own all are that things that can't be explained by the stairs. I'd be more convinced if certain other cues like the blood disappearing when Embry goes into the basement at the end were present, but since that doesn't happen any indication that D. Light died to a fall at the bottom of the stairs instead of being shredded near the top is missing. There's also the lack of any sign of the monsters not eating everything they can. The basement scene lacks, say, a pile of food at the bottom of the stairs or the not-eaten bodies of Embry's parents and Dr. D. Light, but it's also a dream so maybe it doesn't count. Then there's the fact that Embry didn't see their parents die/being dead- there being monsters implies Embry went to the basement, saw something that wasn't two bodies, and locked it up. This is supported by the implication that the monsters attacked Embry too, during the dream with their father where it shows a painting of Embry cowering from a monster. Plus that same dream implies Embry's dad has horns, so this being less of a 1:1 reality analogue makes sense. If the monsters were the parents- say, they got abusive and Embry pushed them down the stairs (how you'd kill two people that way is beyond me), that would explain why Embry sees the monsters but not their parents, because they *became* the monsters. However, this and the other explanation where the parents just left and Embry just assumes this means there's monsters in the basement don't explain all the stuff like the door opening, the entire subplot that implies the monsters have been getting out on their own, or the roars, plus I never noticed any implication that Embry's parents turned on them or vice-versa- that entire relationship seemed totally amiable. The only hint otherwise is that the dad used the phrase "eating us out of house and home" at some point, implying maybe that they couldn't support Embry? But that's never elaborated on enough to make very much of it. Heck, there's also the possibility that the parents have kind of just been chilling down there with broken legs for four months, making loud noises when food come their way, and D. Light died by means of stairs, but if that's the case, that means they've been able to get out, but never went to the police about it- which you could also say about Embry but at least they're a traumatized child. Lastly, for being honest, "small child commits triple homicide" is... sort of a bad twist. Like that doesn't really effect what the author meant but on top of the reasons it seems unlikely to me that it was set up this way it's very much a handwavey "IT WAS ALL A DREEEEEAM" twist that you could say about literally anything with minimal evidence and still be hard to actually debunk. That being said, while I feel the "the face-value story isn't canonically what's happening" explanation is kind of a reach for most of the game's events, it partially makes up for this by covering the Embry-Embry convo of the first ending in a way that makes about as much sense as a literal maneater trying to convince the protag it's the same person- but the flipside of this is the D. Light nightmare kind of working in the opposite way, implying that the problem *does* exist outside of Embry (which also makes me question if there's supposed to be a singular canon we're *supposed* to interpret- which is fair but frustrating). The fact that Embry never eats a crumb on-screen but feeds the monsters also hints that Embry might be the monster, and if we're supposed to think about that then that seems to be the obvious interpretation. It even makes the title make sense, contextualizing it as Embry trying to externalize something they're responsible for- but I'm also not fond of that line of evidence because it makes the metaphor somewhat victim blame-y. It's really hard to make any interpretation work without blowing off *something* as unintentional, or active misdirection from the author, honestly. My personal takeaways regarding the diagetic events, then, are as follows: 1: monsters are literal. The basement speech is one of them not accusing Embry of being literally the culprit but equating them to it as an enabler. Like us, it recognizes they could leave and call for help, but they refuse to because that would mean giving up some semblance of normalcy and letting their life fall apart even more- kind of child logic to let it get that bad with *literal monsters* but facing your own issues is hard for anyone. 2: monsters are literal, and Embry is a literal maneating monster in denial. This explains the lack of a weapon and also works to what something someone else pointed out- Embry's last initial being O makes her name, by D. Light logic, Embry O. (also E.G.O. with the middle initial), implying they're literally becoming something. It also adds a layer to the monsters (being Embry) getting hungrier lately- they might be developing faster- and could tie into the superficial differences Embry's family has from the rest of the people shown. This keeps us from having to go too far out on a limb of layers and layers of hallucinations without also having to find literal interpretations for *everything* but has its own problems and still kind of ends in a no u. 3: monsters are fake, parents died in an accident or left without Embry's involvement (again, I don't think Embry could/would have killed them if not because of the reasoning interpretation 2 implies) and they're suppressing that memory and replacing it with monsters, D. Light was probably pushed, lots of stuff is hallucinations. I should have made it clear I think one or two make more sense to me personally, though.

@@northropi2027 holy

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Yes. And also 'my basement' could mean 'my depths' or 'the things I suppress'

Holy shit - I was blindsided by the initials being EGO... I didn't notice Embry O. Christ that's Death Stranding levels of naming. Good spot.

Nice catch

Which one is the bad end?

I don't get it, embryo?

Oh wait I get it now.

wait, those are wings!? I always thought those are eyes, and it looks like cat's eyes to me.

@@returneefromthemoon They do look like both. The eye imagery is of course intentional, but if you look in the middle of the image, it looks like the body of the butterfly, plus there's a pair of smaller wings below. So I'd say both are correct

When i notice it- it literally spook me-

I saw that too I was more freaked out then I was in the whole story..

I wanna like this but ur likes are 888 i dont want to ruin it

A nice theory but we will never know until they make a sequel for this game

I like your theory

hey, i love your theory alot, but i just wanted to inform you that embry is non-binary. their pronouns are they/them.

@@choerryysoda yes, but embry appears female, and she is easier than saying they

@@noahoakley339 just because their physical appearance is of a female doesn't mean they identify themselves as one. Whether a set of pronouns are less complicated or not, you need to respect one's preferences.

Rogue magus unleash vampire zombie bees so I gotta take the whole plane down

@@ManlyBadassHero Goddammit, are you really trying to take us down with them!?

@@starhammer5247 The captain goes down with the ship. He's just making the passengers honorary captains.

@@Urza26 I didn't ask to be on this plane!

@@ManlyBadassHero Wait is that a reference to Fate/Zero?

That would actually be a pretty clever thing to do. The only problem I see with that is how did Dr. D. Light know which key was to be used for the basement or that what the source of Embry;s problems was inside of the basement?

That would be pretty clever symbolically, with Embry having a hard time opening up to D Light, she can't find the key because she didn't want to open up to him. But as they talked more and they felt more comfortable around D Light, Embry eventually found the key and opened up a bit. At least, that's what I think

Ikr I want a plushie of him

@@youraftermyrobotbee here’s a simple tutorial on how to make one! Step 1- splatter some red paint on the ground Step 2- profit!

They're both pretty adorable looking

@@largeboi4678 oh you cheeki breeki

@@largeboi4678 I love Dark Humor

Ah yes, articism.

*Well, I didn't lie, didn't I?*

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@@dr.dlight149 u have big talent 👁️👄👁️

@@dr.dlight149 YOUR ALIVE 😯

Good idea, Dr.D could travel around helping each patient with a specific problem with the last patient being embry but then the game finishes the moment embry approachs the doctor or we could see a different perspectieve from the doctor at the end with a ending different than the original game explaining why we see Dr.d and embry with her mother in crowscare (a game made by the same developer)

@Yacine Alimazou probably guilt

Embry isn't a "she",is a nonbinary child,it is written in the game's info

@Yacine Alimazou when is the jumpscare?

I think the monster isn't Embry but instead the monster is a problem Embry and their parents faced. Could've been something like anxiety, depression, or something along those lines. Maybe Embry's parents died from suicidal thoughts or something like that and didn't get help so Embry hid it from everyone and hid their own problems from the world as well. The game ending is them going to get help.

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Very true, Embry's mind seems really good at keeping people true to how they acted previous, even the monster itself. Monster's manipulative? 'Embry' is manipulative. D. Light's kind and coocie? 'D. Light' is too. Makes ya wonder. Half of me wants to say that the monster actually did get out but instead of eating Embry it decided to knock her out cause it knew she'd end up making a mistake because of it, but at the same time my other half says at that point it should've just ate 'er regularly.

@Duriano Dialos Ah but then it wouldn’t have a semi-reliable source of food. If a literal child can see through its ruse then the people in the town might as well, and then it’s screwed.

@@durianodialos9387 coocie?

Rip

@@notreallyagameranymore I saw that too and giggled my ass off. 90% sure they meant kooky. If they added an "H" to that word, technically they'd be calling him hysterical.

Monsters*

@@doverboy1 a⅞

@@dedear8992 why do you have seven eighths of a lowercase a

We'll never know if it was her intention or if it was an accident ~

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Timestamp?

@@cr3epet277 1:20

Ouch

I mean it is a place irl

Yee

would make sense because she litteraly looked like she walked on air for a few seconds

That wouldn't make sense because she says "Its gone on long enough" presumably to mean that she would confront the 'monsters' and stop feeding them, which *again* could symbolize her finally trying to work through her trauma

*jeesus* -

@@atlas7499 I wonder why she didn't leave.... I mean, if she already knew her parents were dead, she could run away or find help, she didn't have to face the monster unless she thought she'd never run from it

Oh god-

That's a terrifying theory

But why did blood came through below the door? It's not symbolic.

@@Vandarte_translator he died

@@Lamprocapnos_spectabilis I know. I'm just pointing out that the theory is empty because there is not another way to explain the blood.

Yeah, nothing sympathetic about that kid.~

@@Flammifleure I meant that I was wrong about the kid being a psychopath.

@@shinyneko8136 xD I agree. There are plenty of commenters though who think Embry was crazy.

Where is delights body though? If he was knocked out wouldn't his body be down near the stairs? *confusion*

@@raccoonnewsreporter5567 did you not watch the part when Embry wakes up they say that it was just a nightmare?

@@ishvalda_ I d I d but I like him too much for him to be not real so my brain thought it was rhetorical

@@raccoonnewsreporter5567 He might be dead but we never actually see the basement. We only see it in Embry's nightmare. So we never see if he's dead or not.

@@raccoonnewsreporter5567 maybe the monster ate him whole?

It remembers me of nagito too

i knew that im not the only one!

BAHAHSHS

its not me its the death game in my basment

PLS I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST NAGITO TOO-

They/Them.

@@galaxychill9578 I really don't want to sound like an asshole, but do we see those pronouns anywhere during gameplay? Again, just want to know for sure before I change anything about my comment and don't want to rewatch an entire video I've already watched more than 2 months ago...

Alr I have my spaghetti I didn't finish. Give it to my basement..

PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!

family guy meme flashes

@@stickmanweirdadventures2550 *banana intensifies*

@@ProfessionalBugLover more like *memories intensifies*

I couldn't imagine *not* having a basement -Your Local Child Kidnapper.

Eyy

Lol imagine having a basement -this post was made by Hawaii Gang

I could also imagine having a basement, but I'm not going to - a Brit who doesn't have a basement

This post was made by the boiler room gang

But also maybe no

I could attack embry , this girl will die😍😍😍😍

@@KiratiTatiyagarunwong what in the goddamn...

What in the goddamn what?

They* On game page is note that Embry is non-binary or the gender don't matter so they don't "have" one.

@@MiksusCraft I don't believe in such ideology sorry not sorry

I believe that Embry would though dering this would be: "No, I already have Monsters down my basement thank you very much!"

*was the freshest

@@dori6326 I SWEAR TO GOD.

@@burgerhouseinthehouse2079 I’M SORRY I HAD TO

You never had to

@@GoofiestGoobie i'm a midori kinnie its part of my soul

Makes sense, but Embry's pronouns are apperantly They/Them (I also didn't knew that until I saw the comment section)

*them no offense just informing you

@@eebbeeb6032 yeah i know

@@eebbeeb6032 why you respond this late

@@jacobisverycool i was tired and didnt check the dates

Yeah

Same

Mhm

*them

embry actually uses they/them pronouns, just informing you

I mean, what if he actually did? It would explain a lot.

Bliss

@@Wilus0 interesting name

Yes a lot that I fell off da bed

Lol mood

The stairs weren't actually that long, since that whole sequence was in a dream, and therefore not real. Basement stairs are usually wood, and he had all the food down there to cushion the fall, I think hes fine. That, of course, isn't factoring in the variable of the possible monster down there if one actually exists, but since its heavily implied to be symbolic I'd wager there's a good chance hes alive.

Oh why must the good die young...

@@vellinghem2187 did you not see the message above? Hes like, got 80% chance of being alive

I ACTUALLY CRIED-

he was so relatable

I think the dad hurm embry and mom was killed by dad trying fight back.

@@isabelfranqui3504 That could also be a possibility. It's one of those theories that doesn't really fit in properly with the tone of the game's story, but it's also easily applicable to any situation where the parents are seemingly nowhere to be found.

Cool but I’m pretty sure embry is non Binary

Also thought the couch looked like teeth and the corridor was a stomach

@@Marsthegreaat is that important

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F

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"You were good girl, real good, maybe even the best"

@@thekingzhaul5914 YeY

they looks like Nagito

CEO of waifus... Two? There was a first?

@@lynndreemur3767 yup. My first channel had to be deleted. So I made a new channel a while ago.

@Isabel Plamondon His business went under.

@@K4TAN4_B4NAN4 H O P E

goDAMN that's a lot

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I can't believe i read it the whole way through. Still very interesting!

@McKayla Marille Exactly. It was the peanut butter jelly sandwich. She knew he liked strawberry.

*Haha, quite an imagination you have there my friend.*

Dr D Light!!! You're here! :D

@@Umbr0 *Why yes, I am.*

Hey, i do have a question though- What happened after you fell down the staircase, D Light?

XD

Lmao

"Im Not Gay! It is my Toilet Paper!"

Im not mad, but who broke it?

@@099nine4 relatable

why is it so true?

Sad, but true.

NOOO he didn't deserve that crap honestly

Yeah there's so many questions in such a short game. I wonder what ended up happening to her

Nah man she just eats on fridays-

@@coffeedoodles378 ha nice

@@gutiepiettv2432 I can imagine her hunger over time when the monster becomes more demanding. I've gone a day or 2 without eating recently and it really sucked. So it made me feel more sorry for embry

Yes!! I was thinking that too!!

Pretty sure that's a child, bro

@@thenerdmaster9381 and children arent sometimes really cute?

@@ZenDragoonYT they probably think OP meant it in a very, very bad way.

@@wildfire9280 definitely raises the issue of why we use cute to refer to children, pets, etc. but also to refer to attractive young people.

cute k i d s

same here, the doctor immediately became my favorite so as soon as that scene began I let out a verbal frustrated noise :.)

Ikr 😭😭😭

Lol

HaHa 😂

I love how you call a preteen with no parents or financial income a cheapskate

Bro same RIP dr d light

:(

Same and I feel heartbroken as fuck

*Well I hope you're alright, and please do not fret, Everything will get better, promise.*

OMG I LOVE THAT ONE.

funny??

Is that the one where he acidently fed his sister to the basement monster or was that a goosebumps basement story.

@@Parasolhyena yep of course it happens off camera. His sister was telling him to come upstairs for something or he get in trouble. And the guy gave off a mean and happy smirk at the camera and that’s it lol

@@striderk-jin5387 what’s the name of the episode?

Ib flashbacks