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eram minigame as a guilt based moral ocd/harm ocd rep (?) analysis
people usually interpret the eram minigame as a way to show kris intrusive thoughts, OR as a way to show that kris has actual violent urges they try to repress. i think that's both.
it was stated a few times that kris used to be a problem child, pulling cruel pranks on noelle and throwing bath bombs in the toilet.
aqua, who's a representation of younger kris, shows what they were like as s kid, and it's pretty obvious they had an interest in knives and had difficulties with distinguishing between fun and violence. I'm not saying they were some king von kid but they were clearly a problem kid that got into a lot of trouble, and didn't quite understand where is the line between mischief and hurting others.
the egg room in ch4 shows that kris experienced some traumatic event and attended art therapy. the line "here we paint and don't kill people" also implies the violent tendency kris used to have, and that they clearly have done something bad or had something to do with that bad thing happening. of course it's probably dessappearance because it's basically what's deltarune plot revolving around.
I'm not gonna theorize about what exactly happened on ThatDay™ but I'll assume kris had a hand in what happened.
of course they didn't want it, and they would never let it happen if they knew what it would end up like.
but they feel guilt about what happened, and this guilt can be the possible reason for why they work for the knight (which could or could not be dess), and it's implied they're hurting themselves (also, the golden flower seeds doesn't have any good implications)
as I've covered kris's past and guilt, I'm gonna cover the eram minigame.
dark worlds are a reflection of the mind of their creator, and what could be eram minigame in light world doesn't matter in this analysis as much as what it could be in kris's mind, since the whole tv dark world is a glimpse into kris themselves.
first boards are just kris killing random mobs around to get strong enough to go out of bounds. this is basically a metaphor for desensitizing yourself to violence, like it was in undertale geno route, but here it has a bit different meaning. killing enemies in game isn't a bad thing because this is what these types of rpg are for, but in this specific case it's a metaphor for how innocent mischief can lead to the urges escalating and getting out of bounds = crossing the line, basically.
the ice maze board is more about the side b that about anything else. in normal route it not only shows the player how to do side b, but also shows kris "this is what you're capable of. this is what you can do, so what's stopping you?". it's an escalation again. from innocent violence (represented as videogame violence) to abusing your friend.
the city board is the next level of escalation. kris kills susie and ralsei, and kris is visibly scared of the possibility of this ever happening. kris knows that they don't want it but the chance of this happening will never be zero.
and then, roots and the main eram battle. the roots is more abstract but the enemies can be easily recognised as hometown residents, which is ALSO another level of escalation. innocent mischief, then hurting your friend, then murdering your friends, and eventually genocide.
you ask, how it's even related to ocd? and I'll answer (at least as someone who has ocd and moral/harm ocd is one of my most frequent issues).
when you have intrusive thoughts AND guilt over something bad you did in the past, your brain starts to spiral, like:
"you're already a bad person, so why don't you just go and kill all your friends and finally show them who you actually are?"
"you're irredeemable, this means you have to make things even worse"
"you can't fix anything, the only path left is to hell".
the sword minigame not only shows how kris's mischief and lack of self control lead them to eventually screw up REALLY bad, but also what their guilt urges them to do, because "you can't redeem yourself, you can only be worse".
and weird route is this exact "being worse". the player's actions from this point of view represent kris giving up and, instead of redeeming themselves, becoming worse, just like their guilt says.
eram IS guilt and ocd in this point of view. not "what happened", not "what will happen" but "what if".
and "what if"s are the worst thing ever in ocd. because you'll never know.
eram minigame as a guilt based moral ocd/harm ocd rep (?) analysis
people usually interpret the eram minigame as a way to show kris intrusive thoughts, OR as a way to show that kris has actual violent urges they try to repress. i think that's both.
it was stated a few times that kris used to be a problem child, pulling cruel pranks on noelle and throwing bath bombs in the toilet.
aqua, who's a representation of younger kris, shows what they were like as s kid, and it's pretty obvious they had an interest in knives and had difficulties with distinguishing between fun and violence. I'm not saying they were some king von kid but they were clearly a problem kid that got into a lot of trouble, and didn't quite understand where is the line between mischief and hurting others.
the egg room in ch4 shows that kris experienced some traumatic event and attended art therapy. the line "here we paint and don't kill people" also implies the violent tendency kris used to have, and that they clearly have done something bad or had something to do with that bad thing happening. of course it's probably dessappearance because it's basically what's deltarune plot revolving around.
I'm not gonna theorize about what exactly happened on ThatDay™ but I'll assume kris had a hand in what happened.
of course they didn't want it, and they would never let it happen if they knew what it would end up like.
but they feel guilt about what happened, and this guilt can be the possible reason for why they work for the knight (which could or could not be dess), and it's implied they're hurting themselves (also, the golden flower seeds doesn't have any good implications)
as I've covered kris's past and guilt, I'm gonna cover the eram minigame.
dark worlds are a reflection of the mind of their creator, and what could be eram minigame in light world doesn't matter in this analysis as much as what it could be in kris's mind, since the whole tv dark world is a glimpse into kris themselves.
first boards are just kris killing random mobs around to get strong enough to go out of bounds. this is basically a metaphor for desensitizing yourself to violence, like it was in undertale geno route, but here it has a bit different meaning. killing enemies in game isn't a bad thing because this is what these types of rpg are for, but in this specific case it's a metaphor for how innocent mischief can lead to the urges escalating and getting out of bounds = crossing the line, basically.
the ice maze board is more about the side b that about anything else. in normal route it not only shows the player how to do side b, but also shows kris "this is what you're capable of. this is what you can do, so what's stopping you?". it's an escalation again. from innocent violence (represented as videogame violence) to abusing your friend.
the city board is the next level of escalation. kris kills susie and ralsei, and kris is visibly scared of the possibility of this ever happening. kris knows that they don't want it but the chance of this happening will never be zero.
and then, roots and the main eram battle. the roots is more abstract but the enemies can be easily recognised as hometown residents, which is ALSO another level of escalation. innocent mischief, then hurting your friend, then murdering your friends, and eventually genocide.
you ask, how it's even related to ocd? and I'll answer (at least as someone who has ocd and moral/harm ocd is one of my most frequent issues).
when you have intrusive thoughts AND guilt over something bad you did in the past, your brain starts to spiral, like:
"you're already a bad person, so why don't you just go and kill all your friends and finally show them who you actually are?"
"you're irredeemable, this means you have to make things even worse"
"you can't fix anything, the only path left is to hell".
the sword minigame not only shows how kris's mischief and lack of self control lead them to eventually screw up REALLY bad, but also what their guilt urges them to do, because "you can't redeem yourself, you can only be worse".
and weird route is this exact "being worse". the player's actions from this point of view represent kris giving up and, instead of redeeming themselves, becoming worse, just like their guilt says.
eram IS guilt and ocd in this point of view. not "what happened", not "what will happen" but "what if".
and "what if"s are the worst thing ever in ocd. because you'll never know.
eram minigame as a guilt based moral ocd/harm ocd rep (?) analysis
people usually interpret the eram minigame as a way to show kris intrusive thoughts, OR as a way to show that kris has actual violent urges they try to repress. i think that's both.
it was stated a few times that kris used to be a problem child, pulling cruel pranks on noelle and throwing bath bombs in the toilet.
aqua, who's a representation of younger kris, shows what they were like as s kid, and it's pretty obvious they had an interest in knives and had difficulties with distinguishing between fun and violence. I'm not saying they were some king von kid but they were clearly a problem kid that got into a lot of trouble, and didn't quite understand where is the line between mischief and hurting others.
the egg room in ch4 shows that kris experienced some traumatic event and attended art therapy. the line "here we paint and don't kill people" also implies the violent tendency kris used to have, and that they clearly have done something bad or had something to do with that bad thing happening. of course it's probably dessappearance because it's basically what's deltarune plot revolving around.
I'm not gonna theorize about what exactly happened on ThatDay™ but I'll assume kris had a hand in what happened.
of course they didn't want it, and they would never let it happen if they knew what it would end up like.
but they feel guilt about what happened, and this guilt can be the possible reason for why they work for the knight (which could or could not be dess), and it's implied they're hurting themselves (also, the golden flower seeds doesn't have any good implications)
as I've covered kris's past and guilt, I'm gonna cover the eram minigame.
dark worlds are a reflection of the mind of their creator, and what could be eram minigame in light world doesn't matter in this analysis as much as what it could be in kris's mind, since the whole tv dark world is a glimpse into kris themselves.
first boards are just kris killing random mobs around to get strong enough to go out of bounds. this is basically a metaphor for desensitizing yourself to violence, like it was in undertale geno route, but here it has a bit different meaning. killing enemies in game isn't a bad thing because this is what these types of rpg are for, but in this specific case it's a metaphor for how innocent mischief can lead to the urges escalating and getting out of bounds = crossing the line, basically.
the ice maze board is more about the side b that about anything else. in normal route it not only shows the player how to do side b, but also shows kris "this is what you're capable of. this is what you can do, so what's stopping you?". it's an escalation again. from innocent violence (represented as videogame violence) to abusing your friend.
the city board is the next level of escalation. kris kills susie and ralsei, and kris is visibly scared of the possibility of this ever happening. kris knows that they don't want it but the chance of this happening will never be zero.
and then, roots and the main eram battle. the roots is more abstract but the enemies can be easily recognised as hometown residents, which is ALSO another level of escalation. innocent mischief, then hurting your friend, then murdering your friends, and eventually genocide.
you ask, how it's even related to ocd? and I'll answer (at least as someone who has ocd and moral/harm ocd is one of my most frequent issues).
when you have intrusive thoughts AND guilt over something bad you did in the past, your brain starts to spiral, like:
"you're already a bad person, so why don't you just go and kill all your friends and finally show them who you actually are?"
"you're irredeemable, this means you have to make things even worse"
"you can't fix anything, the only path left is to hell".
the sword minigame not only shows how kris's mischief and lack of self control lead them to eventually screw up REALLY bad, but also what their guilt urges them to do, because "you can't redeem yourself, you can only be worse".
and weird route is this exact "being worse". the player's actions from this point of view represent kris giving up and, instead of redeeming themselves, becoming worse, just like their guilt says.
eram IS guilt and ocd in this point of view. not "what happened", not "what will happen" but "what if".
and "what if"s are the worst thing ever in ocd. because you'll never know.
Kris and Noelle! memories of when we were little… ❄️🪽🍏
Im sick so my voice changed and now i sound like those guys that make their voice really low and raspy and croaky on purpose to seem "nonchalant and mature"
reblog this and tell me your favorite album written and performed by a woman?
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"Tutorial" on how to draw an OC with dwarfism (well, some of it).
Boring tired disclaimer: Keep in mind that this is an introductory "drawing" "tutorial" and has some generalizations in it, so not every “X is Z” statement will be true for Actual People. Which happens to be true for everything in general.
You are heavily encouraged to do your own research because this does not contain everything you should know before making a character with any type of dwarfism.
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explaining an abuser’s actions is actually kinda pointless. even if the explanations are factually true (like for example “oh he’s abusive because he had abusive parents and that’s all he’s ever known”), what you’re really asking is for people to sit and think and ultimately settle for tolerating and coping with and enduring abuse, when what you really need to be doing is getting the fuck out of there. sometimes you just gotta demonize someone or something, even if just for a little while, because that’s what gets you moving. if you want to, it’s probably better to do your thinking about it once you’re safe. your safety matters more than fully understanding the details of the situation. all this over-therapizing stuff, weighing aaaaalll the pros and cons before making a decision, i don’t think it’s good for people. in many cases it may just keep them stuck, especially so for neurodivergent people who may have more limited processing space and/or mental energy, further limited by a highly stressful or dangerous situation. this is not the time or place for applying nuance to an abuser’s behavior, people are in real danger because of these situations (for example, being physically hurt by an abuser, or experiencing suicidality as a result of receiving emotional abuse), even if they don’t suspect they’re in actual physical danger yet. as a wise crane wives once said, i know you long to plant your feet, but we best get a move on or the devil we will meet
So uh..congrats to Tenna with the №1 tumblr sexyman status! I killed my laptop while making this thing, why alight motion is lagging so hard..
I was thinking about how he would look like with a real head lmao
So uh..congrats to Tenna with the №1 tumblr sexyman status! I killed my laptop while making this thing, why alight motion is lagging so hard..
I was thinking about how he would look like with a real head lmao
So uh..congrats to Tenna with the №1 tumblr sexyman status! I killed my laptop while making this thing, why alight motion is lagging so hard..
I was thinking about how he would look like with a real head lmao
Just remembered C-bat's existence and tried to thrust my hips at the exact rythmn of the song but couldnt. How did the guy from that reddit story do it and why did he thought it was a good idea 😭😭
when someone is a christian they are not constantly asked their position on the holocaust the transatlantic slave trade the extermination of native americans or any of the thousands of atrocities committed by christians so why do muslims get asked about terrorism and jewish people about israel and are grouped in with specific bad people while christians are not required to explain themselves??
goyim and non muslims can and should reblog
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