>>2639534

https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2016/02/leading-powerful-wealthy-famous-just-rewards-origin-red-carpet-treatment/

Anons all this talk about red shoes and walking in blood got me thinking about symbolism. So I looked up the background on rolling out the red carpet.

"A few years before his death, Aeschylus wrote Agamemnon, in which, after a ten-plus year absence from his kingdom of Mycenae, King Agamemnon returned home to his wife, Clytemnestra, triumphant from the Trojan War and dragging along his new concubine, Cassandra.

Clytemnestra was happy to see Agamemnon, but only because now she could seek her vengeance – not only for his new lady friend, but more particularly for his role in the death of their daughter, Iphigenia, a decade previous.

Just before the Greek fleet had sailed off to fight the Trojan War, Agamemnon killed one of the goddess Artemis’ deer, which enraged her, leading to Artemis’ interfering with the Greek fleet leaving. To appease her, Agamemnon was forced to sacrifice his oldest daughter, obviously without Clytemnestra’s consent.

So, by the time he arrived back in Mycenae, Clytemnestra was more than pleased to greet him; and, determined to make a show of it, she rolled (or more accurately spread) out a literal red carpet, marking the first known mention of such a thing. Ordering her ladies to make a path for Agamemnon to walk from his chariot to the palace doors, she stated:

You women . . . Spread out those tapestries, here on the ground, directly in his path [which shall] be covered all in red so Justice can lead him back into his home . . . .

Having already paid once for earlier hubris, Agamemnon was afraid of further angering the gods by taking on such airs:

Don’t invite envy to cross my path . . . That’s how we honor gods . . . For a mortal man to place his foot like this on rich embroidery is . . . not without some risk.

Eventually, however, he relented to Clytemnestra’s pestering, albeit after first removing his sandals, and walked barefoot on the red carpet that led him into his palace . . . and eventual doom (shortly after this, Clytemnestra stabbed him to death in the bathtub)."

Is it related? Dunno. Found it interesting though.

>>2640262

What I found interesting was the continual slope of the pool floor. It also seemed that red stain began at the most shallow and flowed down. Could be wrong but that's what I noticed.

Quick question: did we ever confirm that the ATC controller's name was Andrew? I listened to the recordings but may have missed where the ATC controller gave Beebo his name.

>>2640382

Isn't that from that stupid show Archer or something like that? Couldn't even get through one episode.

>>2640462

Maybe something underneath the Biltmore? The sub is metaphorical?

>>2640510

By the way the island where that part of the movie (they find Professor Falken) was shot is Anderson Island. Right next to Ketron Island. Posted that the same night all this happened but nobody picked up on it.

>>2640720

It's a light in the background. This was already explained so many breads ago. The camera is moving with the aircraft. The light is stationary. Due to the frame rate on the camera as it passes the light it appears as a streak.

>>2640767

OK I have some questions about that camera pic. Why is there blue sky and what appears to be sun rise at 3:56am?

Not discounting the missile. Just the time on the camera.

>>2640769

Hmmm…..might also want to dig on the woman who makes those popular women's shoes (heels) that are all red on the bottom. I forget how to spell it. Starts with an 'L' I believe.

>>2640936

Yeah. That's the one. Red soles. Symbolism.

>>2640943

IF that's the case then the camera has to be pointed south. The Sun rises in the east and if that's the sunrise in that picture, then the camera is pointed south, correct?