garbag

[blackkatdraws2]

[Animal Hospital] All my Intern art

[citricacidprince]

dating Flowery Deltarune headcanons (Flowery x fem reader)

He leaves you for your dad

[gregemann]

"he wants that cookie so effing bad" tweet

[lemonlimedinosaur]

You really do remember that Deltarune came from a fever dream when you see this fucking boss lineup

[colliholly]

excited for the potential of these two reuniting

[lemondrop444]

new chapter means new deltarune text posts

i really want to do more for the flowers but i’m cooking still

[mars11e]

a flowers dream

[rascal-rose]

only 10 mins into ch 5 dark world and I think I understand what the opposite of 'I miss tenna' means

[avahkadoo]

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[rowanberrypop]

casually evokes the image of your college best friend

[almond-coffee028]

old art

[lucdoodle]

"Thanks for walking me home."

[mouselikething]

the charming and perfect Tenna intro vs the scary and horrible Flowery intro

[nikoco11]

no, i haven't heard back from them. have you?

[molabuddy]

please. im so nosy.

[molabuddy]

addition which is maybe more pressing and also has been true since chapter 4. PLEASE

[itsactuallynothingatall]

something that is left out a lot in discussion of the themes and such of deltarune is tobys real life disability. consider why a disabled person may be telling a story about a complex relationship and desire for freedom

[itsactuallynothingatall]

most of the discussion i see about what freedom means in deltarune relates it back to gender and gender expression, which is obviously a very important part of dr, but i think there are other layers to it that aren't really being explored because it's less relatable to much of the audience.

just thinking about kris, i think there's a lot of ways their struggles can be interpreted as relating to disability. one example that seems particularly intentional is kris not being able to play the piano while under the soul's control and toby commenting about not being able to play the piano (among other things) due to pain.

we see in chapter 5 that kris can barely survive without the soul, but they also can't freely live their life how they want with it. they get to a point where they can barely move without it. they push themself beyond their limits to achieve what they can't when they're tied down by the soul. idk i kinda lost track of what i was saying here

[itsactuallynothingatall]

something that is left out a lot in discussion of the themes and such of deltarune is tobys real life disability. consider why a disabled person may be telling a story about a complex relationship and desire for freedom

[itsactuallynothingatall]

most of the discussion i see about what freedom means in deltarune relates it back to gender and gender expression, which is obviously a very important part of dr, but i think there are other layers to it that aren't really being explored because it's less relatable to much of the audience.

just thinking about kris, i think there's a lot of ways their struggles can be interpreted as relating to disability. one example that seems particularly intentional is kris not being able to play the piano while under the soul's control and toby commenting about not being able to play the piano (among other things) due to pain.

we see in chapter 5 that kris can barely survive without the soul, but they also can't freely live their life how they want with it. they get to a point where they can barely move without it. they push themself beyond their limits to achieve what they can't when they're tied down by the soul. idk i kinda lost track of what i was saying here