In the end, there is light in the darkness

This video is made in honor of my late older sister. I dug into the Fallout: New Vegas voice registry & cut, spliced, merged, and mixed Joshua Graham to sound as though he's speaking a single coherent monologue not found in the game back in December. Took 6+ hours to get his voice intonation just right, although there's still inconsistencies. (Edit May 10th 2023: This wasn't made using an AI.) I don't even know what I'm doing anymore. I feel so lost in what I make. EDIT: Thank you all very kindly. I’m glad we all share the admiration of his gentle words presented here. Subscribe for more content, I plan to make more sentimental videos in the future. Song Souce link: freesound.org/people/Dasgoat/sounds/253668/ SoundCloud version of video: soundcloud.com/poppaboi/in-the-end-there-is-light-… Soundcloud version of song: soundcloud.app.goo.gl/QEWte4Yhs59dWA758

"The light of the mind alone cannot burn away all darkness" Realist shit I ever heard.

People: *are starving Joshua Graham: *grabs stew pot and ladle "We can't expect God to do all the work."

The masculine urge to overcome your demons and fight against despair

"In a world filled with misery and uncertainty, it is a great comfort to know that, in the end, there is light in the darkness." Joshua Graham (Fallout NV)

Joshua Graham: "In such times we can turn to the lord" Person: "I do not I trust religion" Joshua Graham: You are still welcomed with open arms, food, and safety from danger regardless.

If Joshua Graham was a real person, I would follow him into battle.

"The fire that had kept me alive was love. Their love. God's love." Is that the best quote from any video game ever? I'm serious, it might be.

"I survived because the fire inside burned brighter than the fire around me." Most badass character in game.

Graham had inscribed on his 1911: “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it.” One of my top five bible verses, and one I think of in times of adversity.

My little cousin passed away in a house fire a few months ago. Her bio was the quote "I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me" I started doing some research on where this quote came from and it lead me to this video. I'm speechless. I feel like she wanted me to find this..

Graham is a prime example of a positive religious character done right

Psalms 34:18 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.

No wonder the Legion fears this guy, he's an absolute Chad.

He reminds me of my favorite Bible verse: John 15:13 "Greater love has none than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends."

I'm a sailor and after experiencing a near death experience at sea, this speech hits extra hard. Grateful that the good Lord gave me another chance.

I’m a Mormon myself, and oftentimes I see us depicted inaccurately in media, and frankly that’s fine. But Joshua…jeez, man. I remember running into him in Vegas, and I don’t think I’ve ever met a character I can emphasize more with. So much of what he says I believe and is apart of my life, and everything about him seems so…I don’t know, heart touching? This is a character that isn’t real and has never existed, and yet I feel bad for him, admire him, understand him. In a lot of ways Joshua is who I hope to become, really. Someone who’s made mistakes and knows that, and is trying to repent for them. And yet at the same time doesn’t crush themselves with self doubt or hatred, that loves others and knows they love him. He even has the compassion to care for his enemies; I remember finding out that if you tell Joshua you’ll harm the Dead Horses, he first threatens you, but finishes with a warning about how murdering good people is bad for the soul, and how it’s the most important reason why you shouldn’t. It sounds awesome, but if you think about it, isn’t that some kind of compassion? By telling you it’s the most important reason, he sets aside his own threat and appreciation for the Dead Horses, and instead thinks about YOU. He doesn’t want you to harm yourself. Maybe he doesn’t want you to make the same mistakes he did when he helped Caesar.

when a fictional burned Mormon in a fictional apocalypse video game helped Christians to go back on their faith than most churches of any sect

this is religion in gaming done right. I love it. Ulysses and Joshua are the characters I always want to interact with, which is why I always play their dlcs first

“When the walls come tumbling down, when you lose everything you have, you always have family. The fire that’d kept me alive, was love, their love, God’s love.” Such a comforting quote, i’m in no way religious but there’s a certain peace in the fact that Graham had such a stoic faith in God, someone who was treated so harshly and only wanted redemption for who he truly was before his injuries