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** The first and last three lines of "Murders" are nearly identical, the key difference being that the first lines where in the third-person and the last being [[AndThatLittleGirlWasMe in the first-person]].
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** The first and last three lines of "Murders" are nearly identical, the key difference being that the first lines where are in the third-person third person and the last being are [[AndThatLittleGirlWasMe in the first-person]].first person]].
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** "Variations on a Cloud" is a big mashup of previous songs from the album: melodies and lyrics from "Isle Unto Thyself", "Murders", "Dream Sweet in Sea Major" are brought back and twisted around. The bonus track "Variations on a cloud" ends on a reprise of "Ruler of Everything" from ''Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum''.
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** "Variations on a Cloud" is a big mashup of previous songs from the album: melodies and lyrics from "Isle Unto Thyself", "Murders", "Dream Sweet in Sea Major" are brought back and twisted around. The bonus track "Variations on a cloud" song ends on a reprise of [[Music/TallyHall "Ruler of Everything" Everything"]] from ''Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum''.
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** The first and last three lines of "Murders" are nearly identical.identical, the key difference being that the first lines where in the third-person and the last being [[AndThatLittleGirlWasMe in the first-person]].
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* {{Anaphora}}: Used during the "Ruler of Everything" reprise in "Variations on a Cloud":
-->'''''Do you like how''' I walk?\\
'''Do you like how''' I talk?\\
'''Do you like how''' my face has learned to tick like a clock?''
-->'''''Do you like how''' I walk?\\
'''Do you like how''' I talk?\\
'''Do you like how''' my face has learned to tick like a clock?''
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* DrivenToSuicide: "Variations on a Cloud", which is about the [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror 9/11]] attacks, contains a reference to "jumping to end it all / letting this one be to break the fall".
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* DrivenToSuicide: "Variations on a Cloud", which is about the [[UsefulNotes/TheWarOnTerror 9/11]] attacks, contains a reference to "jumping "jump[ing] to end it all / letting let[ting] this one be to break the fall".
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** It can even be seen faintly in the moon on the cover (it can be seen more clearly in images such as [[https://www.reddit.com/r/miraclemusical/comments/15z28g5/what_is_the_meaning_of_anglerfish_being_the_white/ this]] one).
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* ArcNumber: The number "7" appears several times throughout ''Hawaii: Part II''.
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* ArcNumber: The number "7" 7 appears several times throughout ''Hawaii: Part II''.their discography.
** Seven colors are mentioned (in Hawaiian) in "Black Rainbows". Six being the colors of the rainbow and one being, well, ''black''.
** Seven colors are mentioned (in Hawaiian) in "Black Rainbows". Six being the colors of the rainbow and one being, well, ''black''.
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** ''Hawaii: Part II: Part ii'' can be bought on Bandcamp for $7.77.
* ArcSymbol: The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellated_octahedron stellated octahedron]], often referred to as a "stella octangula" is closely associated with the project, and is mentioned in the lyrics of "Black Rainbows".
* ArcSymbol: The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stellated_octahedron stellated octahedron]], often referred to as a "stella octangula" is closely associated with the project, and is mentioned in the lyrics of "Black Rainbows".
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* ElectroConvulsiveTherapyIsTorture. The entire point of "The Mind Electric" is to illustrate this, with half of the song being reversed demonstrating the effects of having the brain damaged by electricity.
