(Here…I fixed it for real this time…)
*When he finds the skull, he reaches for it, but then he notices something. Next to the skull’s case, he sees a copy of the book Elijah wrote. He reads a few of the poems, and it becomes evident to him that Elijah had a similar childhood to him, except Elijah wasn’t sold into slavery by his parents. For the first time in many, many years, he feels bad for what he has inflicted. But he soon kills the feeling of guilt by reminding himself of how Elijah and Rakeun are to blame for his second failed attempt to come to power in the kingdom. He puts the book down. He turns back towards the skull, but he hears a noise from behind him. He turns around and sees another hallucination. This time, he’s eighteen. He’s holding a dagger stained with blood in his right hand, with the body of the rich nord at his feet. Tears are visible in his eyes. In his left hand, he holds a golden arrowhead, the last thing his father had given to him. The hallucination fades, and Sinbar hears his father’s voice in his head, saying the last words Sinbar had ever heard from his father: ‘Remember, even when times get tough, be an arrow. Remain focused, reach your goals, and let nothing stop you.’ Soon, Sinbar’s surroundings mix into Nightcaller Temple. He sees himself begging Vaermina to remove a nightmare from where he had murdered the man. He looks away, then looks back to see an older version of him trying to open an oblivion gate, only to be stopped by a dragonborn and blades. He watches as he is sealed away, not to be seen again for many years. The manor returns, and Sinbar turns back to the skull. He continues reaching for it, his hand shaking.*