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* "The End of the World" by Rob Dickinson, the end credit song for "Chapter 4: Crossing the Line," pretty much sums up the human experience throughout Arc 1, given that they are literally experiencing the end of the world.
* "I Can't Sleep" by Nina Chuba, the end credit song for "Chapter 5: Out in the Open," feels especially relevant knowing the fact that Lori wants to shield her siblings from the horrors of the outside. However, she knows the best way to protect them is to be honest with them, thus destroying their innocence in the process.
* "I Can't Sleep" by Nina Chuba, the end credit song for "Chapter 5: Out in the Open," feels especially relevant knowing the fact that Lori wants to shield her siblings from the horrors of the outside. However, she knows the best way to protect them is to be honest with them, thus destroying their innocence in the process.
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* "The End of the World" by Rob Dickinson, the end credit song for "Chapter 4: Crossing the Line," pretty much sums up the human experience throughout Arc 1, given that they are literally experiencing the end of the world.
* "I Can't Sleep" by Nina Chuba, the end credit song for "Chapter 5: Out in the Open," feels especially relevant knowingthe fact that Lori wants to shield her siblings from the horrors of the outside. However, she knows the best way to protect them is to be honest with them, thus destroying their innocence in the process.
* "I Can't Sleep" by Nina Chuba, the end credit song for "Chapter 5: Out in the Open," feels especially relevant knowing
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* "Cinnamon" by Jome, the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead", is solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz.
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* "Cinnamon" by Jome, the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead", is solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz.Chaz.
* "The End of the World" by Rob Dickinson, the end credit song for "Chapter 4: Crossing the Line," pretty much sums up the human experience throughout Arc 1, given that they are literally experiencing the end of the world.
* "I Can't Sleep" by Nina Chuba, the end credit song for "Chapter 5: Out in the Open," feels especially relevant knowing the fact that Lori wants to shield her siblings from the horrors of the outside. However, she knows the best way to protect them is to be honest with them, thus destroying their innocence in the process.
* "The End of the World" by Rob Dickinson, the end credit song for "Chapter 4: Crossing the Line," pretty much sums up the human experience throughout Arc 1, given that they are literally experiencing the end of the world.
* "I Can't Sleep" by Nina Chuba, the end credit song for "Chapter 5: Out in the Open," feels especially relevant knowing the fact that Lori wants to shield her siblings from the horrors of the outside. However, she knows the best way to protect them is to be honest with them, thus destroying their innocence in the process.
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan," representing the fear and anxiety that the Loud family go through in the bunker, knowing that this is a feeling they will have to get used to in this new world.
* "Baba O'Riley" by Music/TheWho as the end credit song for "Chapter 2: Exodus," which displays similar themes involving an "exodus."
* "Cinnamon" by Jome as the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead." Solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with [[spoiler: Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz]].
* "Baba O'Riley" by Music/TheWho as the end credit song for "Chapter 2: Exodus," which displays similar themes involving an "exodus."
* "Cinnamon" by Jome as the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead." Solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with [[spoiler: Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz]].
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as [=Au/Ra=], the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan," representing represents the fear and anxiety that the Loud family go through in the bunker, knowing that this is a feeling they will have to get used to in this new world.
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* "Baba O'Riley" byMusic/TheWho as Music/TheWho, the end credit song for "Chapter 2: Exodus," which displays similar themes involving an "exodus."
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* "Cinnamon" byJome as Jome, the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead." Solemn Ahead", is solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with [[spoiler: Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz]].Chaz.
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* "Baba O'Riley" by Music/TheWho as the end credit song for "Chapter 2: Exodus," which displays similar themes involving an "exodus."
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* "Baba O'Riley" by Music/TheWho as the end credit song for "Chapter 2: Exodus," which displays similar themes involving an "exodus.""
* "Cinnamon" by Jome as the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead." Solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with [[spoiler: Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz]].
* "Cinnamon" by Jome as the end credit song for "Chapter 3: The Journey Ahead." Solemn in hindsight as it describes the romance that develops between the children, such as Lincoln with Ronnie Anne, Leni with Chaz, Luna with Sam, Luan with Benny, Liam with Tabby, and Lucy with Rocky. However, some of these romances never fully develop, such as with [[spoiler: Lucy and Rocky, and Leni and Chaz]].
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* "Baba O'Riley" by Music/TheWho.
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* "Baba O'Riley" by Music/TheWho.Music/TheWho as the end credit song for "Chapter 2: Exodus," which displays similar themes involving an "exodus."
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* "Baba O'Riley" by TheWho.
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* "Baba O'Riley" by TheWho.Music/TheWho.
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan," representing the fear and anxiety that the Loud family go through in the bunker, knowing that this is a feeling they will have to get used to in this new world.
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan," representing the fear and anxiety that the Loud family go through in the bunker, knowing that this is a feeling they will have to get used to in this new world.world.
* "Baba O'Riley" by TheWho.
* "Baba O'Riley" by TheWho.
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan."
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan."Michigan," representing the fear and anxiety that the Loud family go through in the bunker, knowing that this is a feeling they will have to get used to in this new world.
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* "Panic Room" by [=Au/Ra=] as the end credit song for "Chapter 1: The Fall of Michigan."
