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Youre the only daniel i ever gave a damn about

it'll be a pretty funny joke on myself if i spend all this effort animating loop's head spikes only to decide they look too frenetic and distracting

#just finished saap after being obsessed with isat and now i see this. blessed.

chimerafeathers

it'll be a pretty funny joke on myself if i spend all this effort animating loop's head spikes only to decide they look too frenetic and distracting

youreturnhome

is there something wrong with me? do you see it? do you know what it is?

can you tell me?

#isat stocks rising i love this game so much

escuerzoresucitado

gryffon

baryonyxtrainor4

*plit plit pippippappip plit*

*wit plit pippip plit*

operating-potato

#ch5 stocks rising

singing-robot

One of the first character interactions we see in Undertale is Toriel unknowingly attacking her son to save a human child she does not know. She leads the human through the Ruins by their hand to keep them safe (from dangerous monsters like her son) and prepares a room in her house for them to stay in (like the one her son lived in). We can call her “Mom” and she will let us (Flowey watches us the entire time.) She attacks us so we don’t leave (the Underground is full of dangerous monsters (like her son)), but when we make it out, Flowey is there to criticize what we’ve done (we’ve taken his mom) (we’ve killed his mom) (we RESET to save his mom) (our mom). She doesn’t know who he is. He put her to bed when she’d passed out on the floor and left a glass of water on her table (someone has to take care of these flowers).

sprouch

short film by jonathan djob nkondo, posted to tiktok by the artist who did the sound, nicholas snyder

bonefishbunny

bunny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

af: bonefishbunny

punkitt-is-here

i like these two

happycomputertimetravel

They are not Catholic, I don't see that at all.

They are Protestant, to be specific they are extremely Calvinist. Their religion has no sin (no Catholic guilt), but it does have an unbreakable prophecy (Reformed lack of free will). Hometown is a place of progressive Puritans, not of Catholics (possibly Presbyterian or Reformed Baptist or whatever, but they *are* in New England)

punkitt-is-here

shortcircuit908

a severe thursday warning is in effect. take shelter now.

sailermoon

having unwashed hair will have you believing shit like i can’t be saved

birdsareblooming

sunbeetle

friend group in their 20s

friend 1: just folded laundry for 3 hours 😊

friend 2: i think my stomach wall is eroding guys idk what to do

friend 3: have u seen a doctor yet???

friend 2: well nooo...

friend 4: someone is at my door 😰

friend 1: just cleaned the sinks and toilets 😍

friend 2: no really the light is fading from my eyes

friend 4: a tree fell on my neighbor

you: just got off work is anybody free

[a hot, silent wind blows]

tvlandofficiall

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.

tvlandofficiall

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.

tvlandofficiall

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.