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The Lost Toybox

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The 9th entry into The Magic of Childhood.


The boy is 16 now. He is cleaning the attic one day when he finds his old toybox, which brings him a roller-coaster of emotions. He feels happiness, regret, sadness, and begins to miss his father more and more.


Only 2 entries are left to be entered into The Magic of Childhood...


Total Time: 7 hours 2 minutes


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I like to believe that music box melody comes from a music box from the toy box.
Not a huge fan of the melody personally as it's a bit too happy for my liking, but it does fit with the theme perfectly. On the other hand that more intense part starting at 2:26 was fantastic, I'm associating it to the boy's father as it has a similar melody (or is it just the scale? not sure :P) to a view to death.

theweathermanYT responds:

It is coming from a music box in his toybox! The theme used at 2:26 is the theme of naiveness in the boy’s life, mostly seen with earlier entries in the series. Here, however, it is used to demonstrate a naiveness to being a fatherless child, which he still hasn’t figured out. SUPER glad you enjoyed the piece! It means quite a deal to me! :)

Recently got into A Hat in Time and this really, REALLY reminds me of it!

theweathermanYT responds:

A Hat in Time pops off... glad you enjoyed! Just 2 more entries until the whole series is out! :)

Not a fan of classical music but that's actually good

theweathermanYT responds:

Glad you enjoyed despite the genre clash! Hopefully some of my others will satisfy as well! :)

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Votes
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Score
4.62 / 5.00

Uploaded
Mar 21, 2020
12:39 PM EDT
Genre
Classical
File Info
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4.7 MB
5 min 10 sec

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