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Death came quickly for the world of Horizon: Zero Dawn974 Archives but it maybe came a little tooquickly for this one unfortunate victim.

Horizonis filled with clues, hints and easter eggs that point back to the world you and I know, the one that existed before robot dinosaurs became the dominant species. The new human race doesn't know what happened or who we were, but scattered remnants provide clues.

SEE ALSO: You have to play 'Horizon: Zero Dawn' if you own a PS4

This poor fellow is one such remnant. And, as Reddit user Barkalow so eloquently observed, he "apparently died doing what he loved."

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This poor guy's left hand is clutching a box of tissues and his right hand, hovering over his crotch, is frozen as if he was gripping something when he died. Do I really need to paint more of a picture here?

There's nothing wrong with a little self-love, especially if you're just sitting in a bunker waiting for an apocalypse you know is inevitable. It's just too bad for this unfortunate victim that doom came before he did.

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