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True Detective || Time is a flat circle (Tribute)

WARNING: Spoilers for season 1 of True Detective "We left something undone, we gotta fix it." Welcome y'all to a new edit. This time it's about the first season of True Detective. I don't think there's no need to explain what's about, since a lot of people have watched it. I gotta say this edit wasn't easy to make, at least for me. The rreason why, is because i was trying to not repeat some sequences or quotes that a lot of editors have used, and try to be different on that. I know this edit might feel like 2 in 1 edit, because at some point it feels different from the previous part, it wasn't my intention to do so. And lastly, i wanna dedicate this edit to ‪@VvendigO.‬ , one of the most supportive persons i've met through editing, and he proposed me to do an edit on this show. Best Quality: 1080p Software: SVP 17 Fandom: True Detective (S1) Songs: 1) Something Under Her Skin by Max Richter    • Something Under Her Skin   2) Norman by Steven Price    • Norman   Thumbnail: mine Vidder: Boonky Inspiration:    • vanessa ives | let it end      • Rust Cohle | True Detective   Don't forget to share this video, it'd help a lot. #truedetective #tribute #fanvidfeed #rustcohle #martyhart #yellowking #timeisaflatcircle #notasigmaedit _____________________________________ My social media: Discord: Boonky #3617 Twitter:   / boonky_edits   Letterbox: https://letterboxd.com/boonky/ Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5D3... My Discord Server:   / discord   _____________________________________ There's no copyright infringement intended. I don't own the show nor the music. "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."