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THE LITTLE SEASON: QUADRIVIUM — AN UNVEILING: ONE — NUMBER A Humanly Curious × HC Studios cinematic production Full Quadrivium playlist:    • Humanly Curious Little Season Productions   🎬 Premiered Saturday, February 14th, 2025 at 4:00 PM Arizona time (6:00 PM EST) ORIGINAL MUSIC — HC STUDIOS 🎵 “Number” — Official Music Video An original HC Studios composition created as the musical companion to The Little Season: Quadrivium — An Unveiling: One — Prelude by Humanly Curious    • "Number" HC Studios   ABOUT THIS EPISODE After The Little Season Trivium, a man of faith returned to his time with questions he could not ignore. After Quadrivium: Zero, the foundations were revealed — Number, Measurement, Harmony, and Time. Episode One begins the investigation. H.C. Wellz, now a believer wrestling with what he witnessed during the Millennial Reign, returns to his 1893 laboratory. Armed with manuscripts, maps, and fragments of a world that should not exist, he begins to ask: If number once described relationship… what does it describe now? This is not speculation. This is observation. And by the end of this episode, Wellz will make a decision that changes everything. THE QUADRIVIUM STRUCTURE In classical education, the Quadrivium consisted of four disciplines: Arithmetic Geometry Music Astronomy In this series, those disciplines are reframed as the relational principles they once represented: • Number — not counting, but proportion (Episode One) • Measurement — not precision, but authority (Episode Two) • Harmony — not sound, but alignment (Episode Three) • Time — not clocks, but sequence (Episode Three) Episode One focuses on Number — how it once described order, and how it was narrowed into control. Timestamps: 00:00 – 02:44 — Intro: Caught Somewhere in Time 02:44 – 03:48 — On-Camera Introduction 03:48 – 09:02 — Chapter 1: What Number Once Meant 09:02 – 12:04 — Chapter 2: The "Dark Ages" That Weren't 12:04 – 19:32 — Chapter 3: Manuscripts as Testimony 19:32 – 24:40 — Chapter 4: Maps, Margins, and Erasure (+ Tesla Bridge) 24:40 – 26:47 — Chapter 6: The Age Misnamed 26:47 – 27:35 — Time Loop Complete (Present day Wellz) 27:35 – 29:02 — Behind the VFX (and an awesome song) THE LITTLE SEASON LENS Throughout this episode, the Little Season eschatological framework is presented explicitly: The "Dark Ages" were not dark — they were the Millennial Reign of Christ (70 AD – ~1070 AD) Deception was bound during this period (Revelation 20:1-6) When restraint was lifted, the world was reorganized — conceptually and physically Number, once used to describe divine proportion, was repurposed into quantification and governance This is not presented as proof. It is presented as a lens through which the evidence is examined. WHAT TO EXPECT 📌 This episode contains: H.C. Wellz as a character — a post-conversion engineer investigating what was erased from the record Manuscripts treated as administrative records, not myths Maps losing their margins as ontology contracts A brief exploration of Nikola Tesla sensing number's lost language A calibration jump that doesn't go as planned A soft-loop structure that closes back on the opening scene Explicit Little Season eschatology for the theologically literate Narrative accessibility for curious newcomers 📌 This episode does NOT contain: A theological lecture without story Characters as mouthpieces Answers without investigation Spectacle over substance Runtime: ~30 minutes SOURCES & LICENSING All audio, video, and visual assets used in this production are licensed through active paid subscriptions to: Leonardo AI (image generation) Kling AI (animation) Suno AI Pro (music composition) Envato Elements (stock media) Historical reference materials are sourced from the public domain, including: Library of Congress (LOC) National Archives (NARA) Wikimedia Commons British Library digital collections Museum archives Maps referenced include: Psalter World Map (c. 1250) Mercator Projection (1569) Fra Mauro Map (1450) Abraham Ortelius, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (1570) All content is presented under Fair Use (17 U.S.C. §107) for commentary, education, critique, and transformative narrative storytelling. 📧 Copyright questions or concerns: humanlycurious.not.ai@gmail.com SUPPORT & CONNECT 🔔 Subscribe — Humanly Curious (Not AI)    / @humanlycurious-not_ai   🎬 HC Studios (Music & Visuals)    / @hcstudios-r3s   🤝 Become a Member    / @humanlycurious-not_ai   🛒 Merch & Soundtracks https://humanly-curious-shop.fourthwa... #TheLittleSeason #Quadrivium #QuadriviumOne #Number #HumanlyCurious #HCStudios #CinematicStorytelling #LittleSeasonEschatology #Manuscripts #Maps #AltHistory #IndependentFilm #FaithAndReason #BiblicalProphecy #Revelation20 #MillennialReign