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And she did it just to spite John for writing Revolution #9. Then she went on to kill him later (see below).
=== As stated on thebeatleseverbrokeup.com, there is an alternate universe where The Beatles never broke up—but what the author of the website brought back with him was a sequel to that universe's equivalent of ''LOVE'' ===
In that universe, The Beatles never broke up, but they still wrote many of the songs we know from solo albums, which were released as Beatles songs instead. They also had put out a remix album similar to ''LOVE'', but with much more radical changes to the music. Then they put out a sequel focusing on the later material.
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{{quote|"I am the eggman. I am the eggman, I am the walrus. (Goo goo g'joob.)" }}
It seems to list multiple things that a person is ("[[A God Am I|I am god!]] [[
* Joke's on you, bub. Lennon said he wrote that song as a sort of prank for the express purpose of creating [[Wild Mass Guessing]]. An early case of [[The Walrus Was Paul]] before they did it again in the [[Trope Namer]], "Glass Onion".
** That's what he ''wanted'' the squares to think. John was prone to [[Flip-Flop of God|flip-flops of God.]]
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The "newspaper taxis" aren't black-and-white cabs in the old/British sense; they're black-and-white cabs in the "[[Police Procedural|like a cab, but black and white]]" sense. The train station is the admittance block, and Lucy is a fellow inmate or a member of the collection crew.
The descriptions from earlier may be indecipherable delusion, but there's a distinct chance that the narrator's hypothetical "yourself" has a psychotic break near a park (one with [[
=== ''[[The Beatles|Octopus's Garden]]'' is about a [[Starfish Alien]]. ===
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By the time we see him again in "Sun King," though, the Walrus has come a lot closer. Having finally subjugated most of the world into his [[Hive Mind]], he has renamed himself "The Sun King" after [[wikipedia:Louis XIV of France|another famous absolute ruler]]. (Let's say this guy was also a pretty big history buff.) The song tells the story of yet another victim as he is ambushed by the Sun King and his legions of mindless slaves—He states "Here come the Sun King" (specifically using the plural form of "comes"—come on, listen to the song and tell me if you hear an 's') in reference to his attackers all sharing the same [[Hive Mind]]. Unable and even unwilling to resist the now absurdly powerful Sun King, the protagonist slips into a state of euphoria as his mind is assimilated, explaining the song's [[Soundtrack Dissonance|completely happy]] (if surreal) tone and lines such as "Everybody's laughing / Everybody's happy" (refering to the mindless docility of the Sun King's followers) -- None of the vague desperation of "I Am the Walrus" remains. As the protagonist loses his coherence and feels his mind being pooled into those of the world-spanning army around him, he slips into the native languages of his fellow victims, spouting several multilingual nonsense words.
And one of these phrases is "[
=== ''Here Comes The Sun'' is a father comforting his daughter [[Just Before the End]] ===
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* Let's hope he doesn't shoot blood bullets...
** He uses his fame to draw in Paparazzi and then kill the Paparazzi to evolve further. Based on the amount of time he has been dead, a Level 4 Akuma answers to the name Paul McCartney...that is just plain [[Nightmare Fuel]].
** On further research—judging from the [[D.Gray-man]] entry in [[
** Or Paul grieved for someone and then the Earl appeared to him. Paul called out the name. Thus, Paul = Akuma. Just to add to the fiendish machinations, in one of the Beatles songs with a mysterious ending, the part at the end sounds eerily like Road Kamelot's song. So Paul is an Akuma and his manager is Road in disguise.
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** It kinda makes sense. Maybe he changed because he was spending his time making psychic children... Great, now we all need [[Brain Bleach]].
=== Alternatively, Paul is dead, but [[Fullmetal Alchemist|Van Hohenheim]] was such a fan that he decided to look like Paul ===
=== Or...Paul is dead, but was brought back to life by a [[Green Lantern|Black Lantern Ring.]] ===
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** [[The Beatles]] themselves attempted to reveal it through ''Revolver'', ''[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band|Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'', ''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'' and ''[[Yellow Submarine]]'', but the [[Muggles]] [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?|didn't get the message]].
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