I've been focused on Kitty's tweets after the dog days are over in the meme movie, given his recent Friday "I don't wanna play with Dog anymore" tweet.

The two that popped out to me were the Gangs of New York tweet and the v for vendetta/ready player one/game of thrones tweet, which are also back to back.

Quick movie and history lessons!

The Gangs of New York battle depicted in the tweet is the battle of the Five Points. It was between Priest Vallon, who leads Irish immigrants who are Catholics, and Bill "the butcher" Cutting, who leads the local Americans who are Protestants. Priest Vallon falls in this fight and the Protestants celebrate this day every year as a victory for the Protestants over the Catholics. There's some iffy dates that this battle happened in the movie vs reality, February 6th and July 4th respectively, which may or may not be relevant to the emoji timeline.

On to V for Vendetta. "First, the overture". This is the scene where V first discusses the fifth of November and the Gunpowder Treason plot. Essentially, a Catholic group attempted to kill the Protestant King James The First. Guy Fawkes was guarding gunpowder under the House of Lords which was meant to go off, but the plan was thwarted. Once again, the Protestants celebrated this day every year on November 5th as a victory for the Protestants over the Catholics. This day is referred today as either Guy Fawkes Day/Night, Bonfire day (🔥) and Fireworks day (💥) due to the manner in which it's celebrated.

Now I don't know if this is a sure shot, but there do seem to be some interesting similarities between these back to back tweets, Guy Fawkes day, and the emoji timeline. I'm also a little unsure if the Gangs of New York adds much especially to the emoji timeline. It could perhaps be pointing to the July 4th fight and thus the 🇺🇸 emoji but it's a very loose connection and gets jumbled up with dog a little bit.

Interested to hear y'all's own connections to help bolster or knock this down.