[starts going feral after finding out that my fave writer writes for tsp]
The Narrator x Co-Narrator! Reader Hcs??
Some info: Whenever The Narrator degrades or disciplines Stanley for being such a "manchild" she joins in, and is more gentle with Stanley when trying to get him to "behave" The Narrator and Reader get in arguments sometimes, But reader is always chill during it.
(feel free to ignore my request if you dont feel like writing my prompt tho! <3)
[starts going feral after finding out that I'm your fave writer] YOU'RE TOO SWEET, ANON. ILYY (┳Д┳)
✦ The Narrator with a Co! Narrator Reader
✦Pairing/s: The Narrator x Gn! Reader
Content/s: Fluff — Platonic/Romantic — Headcanons — Bonus Scenario At The End — Third Person Pov
Fandom: The Stanley Parable
What i will write + Introduction
You and The Narrator may initially have conflicts due to your differing styles, with the Narrator being more critical and you taking a more gentle approach. However, you both eventually find a balance and somehow develop a mutual respect for each other's perspectives.
the two of you would form a strong bond and become great friends, learning to appreciate each other's company.
the Narrator would likely be a mixture of his usual authoritarian and critical self, but also show a softer and more vulnerable side. He may initially struggle with expressing his emotions, but gradually learns to open up to you and share his thoughts and feelings.
Despite your occasional arguments, the Narrator would likely make an effort to communicate and resolve conflicts with the Reader in a more constructive and respectful manner. He may learn to appreciate the Reader's pacifist nature and their ability to remain calm during disagreements, and strive to emulate those qualities in his own behavior.
The Narrator may experience moments of vulnerability and insecurity in his relationship with you, especially when it comes to expressing his emotions. He may struggle with his authoritarian tendencies and find comfort in your calming presence and patient support as he learns to navigate the complexities of a relationship.
✦BONUS SCENARIO (WITH DIALOGUE)
(reader's dialogue is pink — narrator's is white)
"Stanley, for the love of god, can you please stop wandering around like a lost puppy? You're acting like a complete manchild!"
You feel a pang of discomfort at The Narrator's harsh words. You take a deep breath and respond calmly.
"Now, now, Narrator. Let's not be too hard on Stanley. He may just be exploring his options and trying to understand this peculiar situation."
The Narrator, however, is not easily swayed.
"Exploring? He's wasting time! He needs discipline, structure, guidance. Otherwise, we'll never get anywhere in my story!"
"I understand your perspective, but maybe a more gentle approach would be more effective. Stanley may just need some encouragement and support to make better choices."
The Narrator scoffs, his voice growing louder.
"Encouragement? Support? Ridiculous! We need to set some boundaries, and make him understand the consequences of his actions."
"But forcing him into decisions may not be the best approach. Let's try to understand his motivations and help him see the consequences without being harsh. Remember, he's just a character in a game."
The Narrator's voice booms, filled with frustration.
"A character in a game, yes! And it's our job to guide him and make sure he follows the story's path. Discipline is necessary!"
"I agree that guidance is important, but we can do it with compassion, not punishment."
The argument between The Narrator and You continued, each presenting your own perspective on how to discipline Stanley. However, You remain calm, trying to reason with The Narrator and find common ground.
After a while, The Narrator's voice softens, realizing your point of view.
"Fine, let's try your approach. But if Stanley goes off track again, we'll do it my way."
"Deal. Let's work together to help Stanley make better choices."
The Narrator and You come to a tentative agreement, resolving your differences for the moment. The two of you turn your attention back to Stanley, ready to guide him with a more compassionate and understanding approach.
A/N: The Narrator, Reader and Stanley's dynamic remind me of two parents trying to calm their child who's having a tantrum at the supermarket LMFAO
