This last line could be setting the stage for the main antagonistic force that will be in Silksong, but what's interesting is that Herrah was also called 'the beast.' Yet again there are connections drawn between Herrah, Hornet, and the Weavers at large, suggesting that Pharloom is more involved with them than just surface level. RELATED: How Hollow Knight: Silksong is Improving Upon the Original 1: They see your beauty, so frail and fine, But Pharloom's Folly may reveal more than just that, and could help prime players for the story they're about to uncover. As many have begun to realize, the connections of silk, music, and the Weavers scattered throughout the few details known about Silksong, there is a strong case that Hornet will be heavily involved in the lore and history that Pharloom might have to offer. However, going line by line and breaking down the core component found in each, relating it to Hollow Knight and what's currently known about Hollow Knight: Silksong, fans can try to piece together the semblance of the game's story and what might await players upon its release.

With the hindsight of being able to analyze Elegy for Hallownest, it seems Team Cherry anticipated fan speculation and has made Pharloom's Folly far shorter, giving fans a harder time theorizing. Hollow Knight: Silksong's own poem 'Pharloom's Folly' appears to be paralleling its predecessor and could very well be providing players hints as to what Silksong's story might be, including its subtitle. When Hollow Knight first opens, it is preceded by a poem called 'Elegy for Hallownest,' and though players might not realize it there and then, it lays out the general premise of the story they will encounter throughout the game.

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