“my father is a boy and my mother is a girl so i’m mixed” is the funniest possible response to someone asking your gender and it came from 6’5 Viking footballer and notable weird little guy Erling Haaland on a Snapchat
The belief in Santa is something I'm realizing I took for granted, I can't help but feel like I don't have much to look forward to when December rolls around.
Aloise Arnaud — "The Butcher Nurse" (Prime Asset OC)
"A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down, makes the medicine go down…"
Aloise Arnaud, sometimes referring to herself as Nurse Arnaud, is a Prime Asset and one of the antagonists in The Outlast Trials. She likes to act as though she is a member of the Sinyala Facility staff. Therefore, as a precaution, her uniform has been altered, and she is kept always dirty (and not allowed to have her uniform washed). She embodies the "older sister" of the Prime Asset family.
(more info under the cut! i might post more of her lore if people are interested)
Appears in Issue 8 of The Murkoff Collections, which details Dr. Hendrick Joliet Easterman's interrogation (during which he only appears by television screen) of a nurse who was working at the hospital where Aloïse also worked at the time. The Murkoff Corporation compensated this "spy" handsomely in return for her getting close to Aloïse, whom Doctor Easterman had a keen interest in after receiving a disconcerting letter from her in which she desperately made her case as to why she should be hired to work at Sinyala as a nurse. Aloïse shared an incredible amount of gruesome detail about her personal life and crimes with this anonymous woman, all of which were relayed to Easterman in this interrogation. Upon Aloïse's relocation to Sinyala, she was interviewed by Doctor Easterman for what she believed was a real nursing position. After the conclusion of this "interview," she was knocked out with toxic gas and inducted into the Prime Asset program.
Aloïse is highly unstable, going from being kind, docile, and even shy; to flying into a blind rage, shrieking at Reagents who enter her line of sight; before beginning to cry upon losing them. He is unhinged and holds no regard for the lives of the Reagents, sustaining herself by consuming their corpses raw after she slaughters them. Interestingly, she seems to see herself as a somewhat benevolent figure, telling Reagents that she "just wants to help"; however, this could simply be a manipulation tactic. She also attempts to reassure Reagents as she executes them, saying it will "only sting for a second," before decapitating them or splitting their heads in two.
Outside of the trials, though, Aloïse treats personnel and other Ex-Pop with kindness, being chipper when spoken to and not resisting treatment. She is overly friendly with the nurses when getting the chance to speak to them, as she still believes that they are her coworkers. She is, however, deeply insecure, finding herself extremely ugly and commenting on this in her dialogues. Despite this fact, she also possesses a talent for seduction, beguiling her victims into returning to her home so she could sadistically torture and kill them.
I think shipping culture has taken over fandoms in a bad way because now people would rather fight over which relationship is more "toxic" than just analyzing the individual characters outside of the relationship. Not everyone has to be in a romantic relationship to have a "happy ending," y'know?
And not everyone is meant to BE in a romantic relationship. I think society puts too much pressure on the thought of marriage, I mean it's been fed to us as an ideal from a young age. In reality, so many people are fine on their own, or with friends rather than a romantic partner.
In the wake of the TADC finale and Deltarune CH 5 I've noticed something when it comes to queer headcanons, specifically trans headcanons, and how they're treated by fandom.
It feels like we've been conditioned to never expect to see transition represented in media. If a trans character exists, they have to already be referred to as the gender they identify as to be accepted as a canon trans character.
Jax TADC isn't referred to with she / her pronouns until the very end of the show, and despite the very explicit allusions to her gender identity people STILL debated whether she was actually transfem until the creator of the show confirmed it. Because no way, right? It's only a theory, a headcanon until the character holds up a sign that says "I'M TRANSGENDER DESPITE HOW I WAS REFERRED TO THIS ENTIRE TIME"
Transfem Ralsei is getting the same treatment. Right now it's just a theory, but the theory gets brushed off as a headcanon. Or silly. Or impossible. Despite there being a handful of other transgender characters in both Undertale and Deltarune, people cannot accept Transfem Ralsei? Why?
"There's no way Toby would have a character transition in the game"
He's already done this. Actually he did this twice with the same character! Mad Dummy in both games transitions to being an anime girl! In fact, Pink is strong evidence of Transfem Ralsei theory!
"Well it's removing gnc male representation!"
As if Ralsei is the only example of this? We've had Mettaton for a decade! Blue was just introduced too! Ralsei transitioning does not kill the representation for that demographic!
Flowery literally calls Ralsei Princess!!!! While telling them to do what makes them happy!! We have a transfem secret boss!!! They're referred to with they/them towards the end of the chapter!!
The character does not have to say "I'm trans" to the camera for them to BE CANON!
I'm not saying it's 100% I'm just so so tired of seeing this. Of trans theories being shut down. Now more than ever we should be WANTING THIS! WE SHOULD BE CELEBRATING TRANS CHARACTERS! WHY ARE WE REFUSING THEM?
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