For Robert Eggers' movie adaptation of hit boomer shooter ULTRAKILL, Ted Dason has been sent back in time to Minoan-era Crete to learn how to speak, read, and write in Linear A. He was also equipped with the original manuscript of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy as aid to his character work.
![A collection of doodles. Erika (left) tells Ares (right) "I love u. Ur the patrick to my spongebob" [sic].
Ares thinks about the four of them, and realizes the similarities; she has pink hair and Erika has a yellow scrunchie, like how Patrick and Spongebob are pink and yellow.
Ares blushes and mumbles "y-yea... 🩷" while touching fingers and looking down.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:hmjlogrt6uegofykgzjcwnpd/bafkreigvign2fgikwhpxg2lbgfvgjw2kmcmc3lk7q76tozsapohkie62oe)
!["[Specimen 14] had gotten away. He was free.
He didn’t have that thing under his shoulder anymore, and with each step he took he was closer and closer to family. He would find his siblings, and it would’ve been as if he had never gone missing.
Over the course of his walk, the terrain changed. The pillars left him for a vast nothingness of sand and soft carpet, and eventually he reached those pillars again. He was somewhere else and it was dark. He was safe.
Now he just had to find the exit to this room. It was easier said than done though, because not even seven cycles of restless walking got him to the other end of this place."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:hmjlogrt6uegofykgzjcwnpd/bafkreibbftx5xhxd76as2hkj2orwj5353ztvbac5dmdx5xbyynnqbtlbcq)
