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am i a bad person for having enjoyed chapter 5
Seen some people finish Deltarune Chapter 5 with the genuine opinion that they didn't like it because they found Flowery fake, showy and annoying. Which, yes, but also no, this is a total surface level misunderstanding of his character.
By the end of the chapter you're meant to understand that Flowery is fake and showy in the same way that a twelve year old's first sparkledog oc is cringe. Which is to say, not at all; Flowery is totally sincere about all of his bullshit which makes it wrap around into being genuinely cool as hell.
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i get why people are uncomfortable about reading flowery as both an asriel parallel and a rudy parallel at the same time, but the thing is, both parallels ARE straight up there - he quite blatantly introduces himself as "asgore's best friend and college roommate" (and who do we know that fits that description) + him being "perfect" calls to mind asriel being "the perfect child". i know we love our funny "flowery is trying to fuck our dad" jokes but i do think that the jokes are becoming rather reductive when it comes to understanding flowery's relationship with asgore - all of the similarities that flowery shares with rudy and asriel (and arguably kris and toriel as well) implies to me that flowery was trying to be Everything to asgore by trying to be like the people he knows asgore loves, which does include trying to be a son-figure, a friend, and possibly even a lover all at once. and it makes complete sense to me that a flower might not understand the nuances between those relationships (which in turn could be a contributing factor to asgore finding his affections off-putting)
this looks messy and i'm sorry if this is confusing to read (click on image to see it in full), but reflecting on chapter 5's callbacks to chapter 1 and predictions for chapter 6 made me consider that chapters 2 and 3 might also be foreshadowing for chapters 6 and 7 respectively so here's my insane ramblings about it
"Flower Man is about Asgore!" "No, it's about Flowery!" The humble secret boss that teaches you that one piece of text can have multiple meanings:
i want to do a more proper analysis of this because it interests me as a potential aspect of a transfem egg ralsei read, but i feel like ralsei's hatred of flowery is being read as a very direct "because he sucks," and while i don't think it's inaccurate to say that he sucks, i don't think that's entirely why ralsei hates him. flowery is a darkner(-adjacent) who projects self-actualization very confidently, and ralsei tragically sees this as shameful and thusly feels a strong sense of shame regarding their own want for self-actualization. hating flowery, from what i can tell, is very much a way of expressing self-loathing for ralsei. and there's some irony here, too; flowery is a mirror to ralsei in a lot of other ways, devoted wholly to the lightners above himself, trapped in an archetype that he seems to take on largely for the approval of an authority figure who doesn't like that he's become a person, unable to truly live for himself. ralsei doesn't recognize this because flowery doesn't recognize this, and because they see only the want for self-actualization they feel so ashamed of, but his ending is a reflection of what their ending could be if they let their own fate consume them; in the end, only a simple object. it's interesting to me that in the end, for reasons ralsei cannot identify, ralsei finds themselves crying for his sake.
this dynamic between the two of them; ralsei projecting their shame and self-loathing onto flowery's confidence in his ability to defy his own fate (and flowery intentionally provoking ralsei to try and get them to see his way); is fairly self-evident, i think;
but i think this scene with orange hints at it, too. ralsei is pretty mean to orange and even tries to rope susie in on it, and i think this is because they're carrying this same mindset over into their conversation with her.
strangled by their roles as the lightners' servants. wanting, at the same time, to actualize outside of that, to do what darkners(-adjacent) aren't meant to do. flowery being unaware of just how little of their own he and his friends have, ralsei seeing the little of their own flowery and his friends do have and finding even that to be too much to bear, too sacrilegious. dramatic irony, ect. these two sicken me.
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Love how this line implies that Spamton is the reason TV World has a points-based economy.
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I know that a lot of people say that this is meant to just be talking about kris' house but seriously i think that ignoring the blindingly obvious parallel to the layout of undertale is a huge disservice to it
Do you think chara and spamton got paralelism? I seen some people claiming have a similar backstory, motives and are manipulated by the player into being evil and that accusing spamton of wr is the new "chara made me do it"
I personally don't really see it but I wanted to see other people opinions.
acting like you the player "manipulate" spamton into doing anything is really really funny to me tbh like .
i don't mean to pull out the "grown ass man" thing but the biggest difference between them is that chara is a suicidal 10 yr old who only just now got "brought back" from what they were sure is their death, calls themself a demon because they believe themself evil, doesn't understand what you're even doing at first, and actively tells you to do something else if you do no mercy multiple times
versus spamton who is. very much a grown ass adult that knows exactly what you're doing, who you're hurting and how you're taking advantage of noelle to do it, and even then is very ready to give you the tools to carry out your violence more effectively so that he can take advantage of the chaos to slip into queen's basement
the absolute most they share is the "[x] left" counter thing, but that's about as active as chara gets until the end of no mercy. spamton actively gives you a weapon that will make noelle easier to use and command, one that he knows will hurt her (because he laughs about it when he gives it to you).
even the fact that he mentions the thorn ring in the normal route if you beat him up, like... this whole thing is something always in his back pocket. it's not something he does out of desperation or fear or manipulation or whatever - it's an opportunity that he's fully taking advantage of to get what he wants. he even Knows it's shitty, he calls you a jackass for it and says he knew you'd be evil with it, he literally just. doesn't care. so long as it helps him with his own goals, he doesn't care how many people get hurt or killed in the process.
and to me removing this kind of agency from him makes him a weaker character. he's vindictive and opportunistic and wants to hurt the people he feels wronged by and wants NEO so that he can become powerful enough to do so. he is his own worst invention, and he dies in weird route from his own hubris.
tldr: chara is a 10 yr old literally leave them be. spamton gives a 15 year old a roofie ring
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