you are not wasting time you are vibing. you are not being unproductive you are literally chilling. make a grill cheese with cheddar cheese and slather a piece of the bread with some honey and maybe you'll relax
Innes Keeper's Formula For Fantastic Grilled Cheeses
(for nearly no extra spoons!)
Are you hungry? Do you have a hankering for grilled cheese sandwiches like, way more than a normal person maybe? Great news! I am about to give you the secret knowledge I stole, like Prometheus himself, from the Akashic Records—to bring back to Prudencia! And I’m even doing it without a ten hour long lecture about how the Akashic Records makes me think of idfk, 9/11, and how that relates to sandwiches.
I will, however, briefly say this: You gotta trust me when I say cooking grilled cheeses via this formula WILL grant you Bloodborne Insight. There is no fucking reason that making a grilled cheese this fucking delicious should be this fucking easy. I feel like I’m cheating God every time I do it because it takes (nearly) no extra spoons. And here’s where I show you why.
INGREDIENTS — SEASONINGS
-butter, i usually use 2 or 3 tablespoons per sandwich
-garlic cloves, I use 3 usually
-a source of heat, like red pepper flakes, or szechuan peppers
-a source of spice OR a source of sweetness, such as dijon mustard or honey. slather that motherfucker on a slice of your bread.
-a source of herbiness, such as oregano, thyme, sage, rosemary, etc in any combination that goes well together or on its own. if someone tries to tell you that you need it fresh, they’re fucking lying, the 2$ crushed powdered sage is fucking great. experiment with other spices such as ground turmeric if you're spicy
INGREDIENTS - THE METAPHORICAL MEAT OF THE SANDWICH
-two slices of bread per sandwich. this is actually a massive influence on your sandwich taste and texture as a whole. a basic white or wheat will still be fucking delicious because like I said, I stole this from the Akashic Records cookbook section and found it under “fucking perfect grilled cheeses forever”. However, if you CAN—getting bread like brioche, texas toast, brown bread, rye, or sourdough will make a sandwich already being elevated super easily to “pay 23 dollars at a fancy restaurant” level of elevation.
-one to three types of cheese per sandwich. you can get away with one type but really try for two or three if you can swing it.
this is also one of those massive influences over the sandwich—listen, i know, that’s obvious, but stay with me—what matters
isn’t the SPECIES of cheese, it’s the TYPE of cheese. getting the deli at your local Safeway or Walmart or whatever and asking for the cheese they gotta cut (or just in general the fancier, better-quality cheeses) is literally the only major requirement that I ask of you. If you are on SNAP/EBT programs, me too, and I promise you: Please do this. Please trust me when I say do not get the cheap Kraft-type cheese because it’s less money. I know it’s a bit extra but it’s only a bit to get like 1/4 or 1/3lb and you have no idea how much I’m actually getting a little emotional about this, because the “rice with butter and beans or top ramen every single day” life is soulsucking and sickening and it is genuinely one of the greatest sources of suffering
to human beings I can imagine, I’m serious. Following this formula will genuinely change your life/mental health just a bit because you know that you have one meal that is super delicious, super filling, pretty damn cheap when it comes to how much you get, and super easy to make on days where the idea of doing more than just 15 minutes MAX is gonna make you wanna die.
super sorry for that paragraph btw i just really cannot overstate how this is a lifechanger especially when youre poor/low spoons/depressed. delicious food makes me not be as depressed. this is that.
METHOD
Take garlic cloves and crush them either with the meat of your palm or the flat of a knife or literally anything that would crush good. Take bread slices and put a source of spice or sweetness if you are using one. take a pan and put it on the stove on low-medium heat (aka a 2 out of 10).
Place the butter in the pan, as well as the garlic cloves, the source of heat, and the source of herbiness. Congratulations you have now literally done ALL the extra effort that you need to make a grilled cheese like this. That’s it. No extra dishes. No fussing with amounts or chopping or whatever. That’s it.
The butter will melt in the pan and soak up the delicious ingredients that you also put into the pan. Take each slice of bread and place it in the pan to butter it, OR just take one slice, place the cheese on it, and then put the other bread on. It’s really just a matter of extra effort.
When the bread is in the pan, turn it up to medium heat (5 out of 10) and just sorta let it sit for a bit. When you can see the cheese start to get visibly melty—or when you vibecheck it—flip it once and just do the same thing.
When you’ve grilled your cheese on both sides, take it out of the pan and put it on a plate (or just a paper towel to save on dish spoons. btw paper plates and plastic utensils are a fucking godsend if you hate dishes and/or can’t do them very easily/takes a lot of effort.)
oh. oh my god. holy fuck. what. how. why. this is delicious. i kinda burned my bread and my cheese didnt melt all the way but it's still the best thing ive ever tasted?????
oh my god. this is so fucking good. the butter melting and absorbing the spices and herbs already smelled amazing, but then i threw the bread on and it started smelling EVEN BETTER. then i took a bite. holy FUCK this is better than sex. i legitimately believe that Innes Keeper stole this shit from Prometheus, there's no other way to explain why this is so easy to make, yet so FUCKING good, other than cheating a god.
ok me and my partner went back and made this. exact words upon eating were “we’ve cheated god” and “i feel like my world just got rocked” and then we were both energized to get back to drawing. proof:
Don't just be pretty, be present. Write with the world like it's real.
There is a lot of beautiful writing in the RPC, a myriad of wonderfully different styles and preferences, and that is an excellent thing! If this tip doesn't feel like it is for you, that is okay! Everyone has different styles and desires; it may resonate with some people and not with others and that is absolutely okay. No one needs to be an expert at anything--I'm certainly not! I almost never edit replies, sometimes I just babble pure nonsense, and I'm a tiny bean of an RPer in a sea of amazing artists. These are just thoughts that have been kicking around in my head for a while, and that I hope will help someone here and there.
Don't just be pretty, be present.
Rather than stressing over how pretty your reply is, whether that means word choice or the actual formatting of the post, consider how present your character is in that post. Are they just passively reacting to a situation or a statement? Or are they really interacting with whatever is going on? Whether it's purple prose or stripped down simplicity, for some people things will feel a little flat, a little hollow, if a reply is especially passive--if a character responds but gives nothing back.
Is one of the characters carrying something weird around in the scene, like a chunk of 2x4 or a broken trumpet? Whatever it is, consider having your character interact with that element. Since it has been introduced, it exists, and there is nothing wrong with having your character notice it. Maybe they interact verbally, by asking about it. Maybe they interact through the narrative, by thinking something about it, or having an emotional response to it if it might be something they have previous experience with. Or, hell, if it really feels too random, you can have your character think that. Just like, What the hell is Joan doing with that trumpet? I don't want to deal with any more weird shit today.
React to what is around you in the scene. Interact with the world. If you're in a castle, maybe consider having your character touch the wall and make note of the texture. If something horrible is happening, don't just repeat a list of the events that happened, but show how your character reacts. You can show reactions internally or show reactions externally, and you can absolutely do both! Showing internally could mean demonstrating through their narrative or their thoughts how they feel about whatever just happened. Does it terrify them? Is their heart pounding? Do they want to run? Are they struggling to continue to stand next to their best friend? An external response might be describing their actions without touching on what's happening in their head--like taking a few steps back, a sudden gasp, stepping in front of their loved one--or even just describing how they look. Maybe they go pale, maybe their hands shake or their voice shakes. You don't have to state everything, you can show them however you want to, but for a lot of people, an RP experience is going to feel much more interactive, much more immersive, when you have the scene get to your character.
A beautiful character standing there and observing events is great, and it can be absolutely in character for them to be completely bored about whatever it happening, to show no reactions whatsoever... but that can be boring for your writing partners, especially in an action scene, and not leave them feeling inspired or feeling they have any sort of a hook to respond to. There's a line from an old song that always comes to mind when I think about this: If you're bored then you're boring. Not necessarily always true, there are ways to keep a bored character engaging, but it can be true. It can be very true. If a character has no more reactions than a plank of wood, then the other characters in the scene might as well walk away and go find an actual plank of wood.
A beautifully written reply that ultimately says nothing of significance to the situation can be wonderful, a gorgeous bit of almost poetry--but for some, it may leave your partner feeling like their efforts to create or support an important moment in the plot have fallen flat.
[Adding: Vivid descriptions are interacting. You're interacting with the world when you do that, you're making it more real. Flashbacks are interacting, you're showing how the events affected your character and what is happening in their mind suddenly. Try to give something for your partner to work with, of course, but don't hold yourself back. Chase your inspiration!]
Write like actions have consequences; play with the world like it's real.
I know a lot of people can be unsure how to react, because they don't want their characters to fail, but that is a trap that may lead to a stagnated scene. Your character doesn't need to win all the time. Let them be imperfect, let them fuck up, let them make mistakes, let them fall on their face, let them be in danger, let them risk it all, let them need help sometimes--
Let them be alive. (Or, you know, whatever passes for alive in their particular canon!)
It's RP. It's okay to take risks. It's okay to not be sure what the perfect response would be, it's okay to experiment, to go with what you feel your character would really do--even if that means they drop everything and bolt out of there, even if it means party members don't see eye to eye on something. It can be daunting to write a character with significant flaws, and it's not for everyone, but for a lot of us? I think it can be super rewarding to go through those little arcs and moments, the ups and downs, the times when your character is doing well and the times when they're just--lost. Flailing.
Write like everything matters. Even if you just do it in tiny little ways, use the scene around your character; let the weather affect them, let them idly pick at some grass if they're sitting in a meadow, let them be sore from a particularly chafed feeling spot because they've been sweating in their armor in an arena all day. Let them be cranky. Let them have headaches. Let their intentions, thoughts, preferences, and vibes not always match their lover's in any given moment; there's a lot to be said for characters who aren't always in perfect harmony with each other. Maybe one wakes up cranky and the other wakes up wanting to burst into song, bathe in coffee, and tackle ten new projects before the birds even start singing. Let them clash, let their love show through how they both respond to those little clashes.
And don't be afraid for your actions to have consequences. Write knowing that your character might be absolutely saying the wrong thing and digging themselves an ever-deeper hole here. Write as if your partner's reply has consequences: if the other character is a dick to yours, don't feel like your character must remain unaffected. Maybe they have the kind of personality where that can roll off their back, but then again, maybe they don't. Let your character be affected by things. Let them be hurt, let them be angry, let them be confused. Let them laugh. Let their minds wander.
Let the world, and the people in it, affect them.
If a bus goes by, maybe your character misses a few words of what the other said. Maybe those words are important.
Maybe it's a hot day and your characters have been out and on the go nonstop; it's okay to let your character be cranky, overheated, and dehydrated and just need to get somewhere cooler and quiet to decompress.
And then for big plot moments? If something terrifying happens, or something amazing, don't pretend it isn't happening, don't ignore it in favor of just replying point-by-point to every bit of dialog from your partner's last post. Conversations aren't always perfect. They ebb and flow--and they can absolutely be interrupted.
Have fun. Talk with your partners. Don't try to control them, and don't use "it's what my character would do" as a way to trash a plot or ensure someone else has a bad time. Don't use RP replies to punish them. Keep it genuine in-character, whatever that means for your muses, and keep it kind out of character...
But don't keep your writing or your characters behind glass.
Let the world interrupt your character.
Let the world move your character.
Let the person with them have an impact on them, for better or for worse.
Let them be hurt. Let them do the hurting.
Let little things annoy them.
Let them be distracted.
Let the world matter.
Let their emotions and reactions show.
They don't need to be a pretty, perfect, porcelain doll to be an incredible roleplay character. They just need to be present in their own scenes, in their own stories <3
We have all experienced, or will at some point in the future, a thread that feels like it is going nowhere. It's that feeling of reluctance to pull up the draft, of realizing it's the third or so time of experiencing dread when you see that other person respond.
You're bored with the thread. That, or you want to continue and just can't seem to think of what to do next!
There are a number of reasons why this can happen, but one of the most common ones is a lack of an actionable response from your partner. In most cases, deciding to wrap up the thread is the best thing to suggest...but most of us are just too "polite" to do that, huh? 😉But that's a post for another time.
So, what is an actionable response? Simply put, it's a reply to a thread that manages to give direction to your partner. This has NOTHING to do with matching length of post! It's just a matter of being aware that this is a collaborative effort.
Here's an example:
Character A: "I think we should invite our friends out to a party."
Character B: "That's a great idea!"
Character A: "It'll be a formal party. I'm going to work on the invitations tonight. I'll really go all out and make it fancy!"
Character B: "Oh, I can't wait to see what you come up with! I'll be sure to wear the red dress I got over the weekend."
Character A: "I'm sure it looks stunning on you. I don't know what I'm going to wear yet. I think I need to figure out the venue and the details first."
Character B: "You are going to knock it out of the park! You're always so good at organizing everything!"
So, what happened? The conversation above isn't bad! However, there was "burden" placed on the writer of Character A each time. The writer of B has responded each time in similar length, but gives A little to no idea how to continue the conversation. Each reply made it the responsibility of the writer of A to come up with the direction for the conversation. Here's the breakdown:
A: Starts with the opening prompt (the party)
B: Agrees with idea
A: Elaborates on prompt
B: Enthuses about prompt, brings up new subject (dress)
A: Compliments B, brings up new subject (uncertainty)
B: Reassures A
Sometimes your character requires noncommittal responses, and this is OK to do once in awhile! But think about this in real life: If you met someone who was only this reactive to your comments and never really asked about you or your actions... Wouldn't it get a bit exhausting to talk with them? At the very least, they would appear polite but uninterested, and interactions would tend to be short.
Here's a better example for the above, one with actionable responses from B.
Character A: "I think we should invite our friends out to a party."
Character B: "That's a great idea! Which friends, though? The ones from work or school?"
Character A: "Why not both? I think it'd be cool to combine our social groups. Unless you think they wouldn't get along…?"
Character B: "Well, you know how wild I get around Stacy on the dance floor. I wouldn't want it to reflect bad on my performance review …"
Character A: "That's true, you two can get pretty unhinged. But I was thinking of theming it up to be more of a formal party. Like, make fancy invitations and everything!"
Character B: "Oh, that sounds amazing! And less likely I'll start twerking, although the possibility isn't zero. Do you need any help with the invitations? Or anything else?"
Character A: "I should have the invitations under control, but I'd love it if you could brainstorm the decorations. I want to go for a vintage 1950's vibe."
Character B: "I am already making a Pinterest. This is going to be great! Oh, and I just bought the cutest red dress that'll work perfectly for the theme! Do you know what you want to wear? We can go window shopping later if you want!"
Character A: "That would be great! Do you have pics of the dress?"
The above interaction isn't just more equal in engagement, its flow and dialogue is far more natural and prompts more detailed responses! Here's the breakdown for this one:
A: Starts with the opening prompt (the party)
B: Responds asking for more details, prompting a new subject (guest list)
A: Answers, asks for B's opinion
B: Answers, brings up a third party that A can comment on
A: Makes a comment, but chooses not to pursue subject at length; brings up new point of discussion (formal party)
B: Gives opinion, offers help
A: Accepts help, provides further prompt details (party theme)
B: Gives opinion, offers up another subject of clothing, offers up potential next direction/goal of thread (shopping)
There is a lot more "work" involved on both sides in the above example. And this is just with dialogue alone -- using descriptors and physical actions (i.e B could pull up their phone and show A the photos of their dress, or A could have started to playfully mock imitate B's dancing) also gives the other character something to respond to. This works great for Muses who canonically don't say much or are generally quiet in certain scenarios!
The ultimate goal of writing Actionable Responses is to share the responsibility of the scene, so that one writer doesn't feel burdened with directing everything and eventually associate your threads with fatigue, even subconsciously. Communication also plays a big part, too! Your responses may be actionable, but if the other writer isn't picking up any of them, it's time to pause the thread and communicate ooc and see what's up!
"Oh no! I realized I don't write a lot of Actionable Responses! Does that mean I'm a bad writer/horrible person? Do all my partners secretly hate me? Is this why I don't get any responses?"
NO. Realizing the above only means you're learning something new right now, and it is up to you if you want to employ the above suggestions or not. This thread is not meant to shame people -- it is meant to educate, and maybe even put into words what other writers feel, so that they can share and point to it when they feel responsibility is unbalanced in a thread.
Today I bring you another free to use doc template titled Amethyst! Amethyst is a purple themed doc a bit on the simpler side. Amethyst features sections to write general information, appearance, personality, backstory, and extra information! There are also 4 places to put photos. This doc was fun to make and didn’t take too much time. I hope you guys enjoy it <3 have a good day/night!
How to use:
don’t remove the credit please!
click file, then make a copy, and rename the doc whatever you wish
How to edit:
try not to go over any character limits as it will mess up the formatting and general layout of the doc
every text box is a separate table so it may be helpful to make every table visible while editing, and returning it to 0pt once finished
all images are drawings. To edit them, simply click on the image and go to ‘edit’ or double click the image
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Likes, comments, and reblogs are always welcomed and appreciated <3
It's been a while but I'm happy to bring you BERGAMOT. I made this back in August and I'm finally releasing it. The background images can be changed, this whole doc can have any vibe but I really wanted to make something angel-academic-heavy tones. Along with this template, you receive a free docs tutorial on how to edit it. Edit it in any way, shape, or form just please don’t remove my credit and link to lemondaydream.
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how to use
After accessing the full Google doc through the link on the PDF, select “file” and then “make a copy”
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how to edit
This template comes with its own tutorial upon purchase, read those instructions first if you have questions. They are on the PDF that is emailed to you.
The easiest way to edit and change any of the images is to right-click on the image and then click “replace image” in order to change it. Do not copy and paste images into the doc, it will ruin the formatting.
Some images might need you to first right-click on the image and click "select image" if it does not automatically create a bounding box. After this step, you can change it to be "in front of text" and then proceed with the instructions above. Just make sure to change it back to behind text after.
This document has "Drawing" elements! To edit the "drawing" simply right-click, "select image," and the box that pops up underneath has a button that says "edit." Edit will bring you to a pop-up window that will allow you to change the images by clicking replace image at the top right of the toolbar when clicking the picture.
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Changing the fonts may cause tables to shift and resize, be careful in doing this, and remember, ctrl+z is your friend, if something messes up, immediately undo.
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HELLO EVERYONE! Welcome to my first google doc template!
I decided to start off simple and went with a single muse doc with 3 connections (on the last page)!
Art of the character (Genshin Impact's Layla) is by @Merry_Sans_Xmas, and @seorang_SR on Twitter!
Please do not remove my credit at the header!
- To make your own copy, go to Files > Make a copy.
- All of the images of the faceclaim are easily be replaced by replacing the image inside of the drawing (accessed by double-clicking the drawing).
Of course it is free :) likes and stuff like that are greatly appreciated!!
monochrome ﹒ gothic ﹒ single muse ﹒ character template
。 。 。 introducing kiss of death, a devilish seven paged template designed for character exploration. due to its monochromatic tones, it gives a gothic and dark vibe to it. with its use of tables and drawings, it is mainly tailored towards pc use.
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8.5" x 11" page size.
a seven paged doc that includes a title page, character overview & appearance, personality, magic, backstory, and connections.
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i think rinne’s solo is gonna be be the party bee pt 2 but with more of a rinne flair. just very fun vocals and a banger instrumental
mayoi’s will be similar to noir neige in it’s tone, but with more powerful vocals, and lyrics that will rip me into pieces.
niki’s is gonna be another one of those upbeat, fun solos (think fantastic days) and the entire thing is gonna be one big food metaphor
kohaku i have no idea, but i think it’ll sound closer to double face’s style than crazy:b’s.
himeru’s solo is gonna be something slow and kinda jazzy. think bloody moon vampire but less obviously Rei
tatsumi’s is gonna sound like a church hymn, organ, bells, and all. the lyrics are probably going to have to do with him reflecting on reimei (or it’s going to sound extremely basic no inbetween)
aira is gonna be another upbeat solo. i’m thinking jewel stone vibes. and it’s gonna be like a love letter to idols
hiiro sorry i have no fucking clue. maybe vermillion vibes?
Niki Shiina Idol Story with the members of "Sweets Club"
Niki: Here, sorry for the wait! A croque-monsieur for Suou-kun and a curry for Kohaku-chan ♪
You're really close, having lunch together like this! Are you two going out?
Kohaku: No, it's not like that at all. We're just on a shopping trip.
Today, we have two activities for the "Sweets Club" and "Kaori", and we have to go shopping for sweets to bring to the "Sweets Club".
Niki: Hmm. Both of you?
Kohaku: Yeah. We belong to the same circles.
Niki: Then I guess you're good friends after all~! ...Ouch!
Kohaku: It's just a coincidence, okay, Niki-han?
Niki: Yes! Alright, alright, don't pinch my cheeks~
Tsukasa: Fufu. Oukawa's shyness really is barbaric.
Kohaku: Haa? Shyness?
Tsukasa: I was a member of both Circles before you. Which means you must have joined knowing I was there.
In other words, you decided to join both clubs because of me, right? "Kohakun" ♪
Kohaku: What are you, an idiot? I said it was just a coincidence. Don't be so full of yourself.
By the way, Niki-han, I have a question. Do you know a good place for sweets?
Tsukasa: We're having a hard time because we've used all the stores we know and the famous ones, so any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Niki: So you two are looking for a hidden gem, huh? Hmm...
How about I make it? I've never received an order from the "Sweets Club", so I fit the criteria ♪
Tsukasa: Aah, that is true. Well then, please do so.
Niki: Understood~ Please wait while you eat your meals. My part-time job is about to end, so I'm going to borrow the kitchen to make some.
30 minutes later
Niki: Thank you for waiting! Here are my handmade snowball cookies ♪
Kohaku: Ho-ho. They're round and cute lookin', no? They come in three different colours, too, do they taste different?
Niki: That's right. Brown is cocoa, pink is strawberry and purple is red potato. I've prepared a lot of them for you to try ♪
Tsukasa: Thank you very much. Well then, I'll take your word for it...
...Marvelous ♪ It's really delicious. Gentle in taste, would go well with any tea.
Kohaku: The crunchy texture is good, too. I think this will suit the "Sweets Club". Thank you, Niki-han ♪
1 hour later
HiMERU: ...So, why is Shiina here?
Tsukasa: He is today's special Guest. And he is also the one who made the Snowball Cookies we brought today.
Even if he is not a member, he is still a comrade who loves Sweets. There is no reason not to invite him, is there?
Niki: That's right! I love eating and making sweets ♪
HiMERU: ...HiMERU understands. HiMERU accepts. And Ayase?
Mayoi: I-it's fine for me too. But, umm...
I prepared handmade butter sablés. But the difference between mine and Shiina-san's, who is a professional...
Aah, I wanna die. How embarrassing...
Niki: Mmh-hmm~! Mayo-chan's butter sablé is delicious!
You can't die when you can make such delicious food, I want you to live for my sake!
HiMERU: You're being too stubborn, Shiina. This isn't a quick-eating contest, so calm down.
Niki: Nahaha. My bad, my part-time job just ended, so I'm really hungry...
Mayoi: No, no, please do not worry about it. It's very refreshing to watch Shiina-san eat.
Sometimes it's scary to see him eating mindlessly and gorging himself, though...♪
Kohaku: HiMERU-han, what are ya waitin' for?
HiMERU-han must have some stylish and unusual sweets this time, too.
HiMERU: Fufu. Well then, let HiMERU show you.
HiMERU prepared cream puffs...♪
Niki: Eeh!? HiMERU-kun with cream puffs!?
HiMERU: What a goofy reaction... HiMERU is just HiMERU, you know?
Niki: Nahaha. It's just a joke~ A "Crazy:B" joke ☆
Kohaku: Stop that. If you say "Crazy:B", that means I'm in it too.
Tsukasa: ...Umm. Is it okay if I try HiMERU-senpai's Cream Puff?
HiMERU: Yes. Go ahead and have some.
Tsukasa: Thank you very much...? It looks like a Cake, no?
...Aah, the Cream is packed tightly inside. I see ♪
Niki: The square shape makes it easy to grasp. I can just pop it in my mouth ♪
O-Oh my god! I was planning on eating it slowly but I ended up eating it all up!
I think I'm the one eating most snowball cookies I've brought, too. Mmh-hmm...
HiMERU: You feel sorry, but you don't stop, do you? If you don't, this will turn into a dinner party for Shiina, so please make something else in the kitchen as an apology.
Niki: Alright. Do you have any requests?
Tsukasa: ...Then, could you make something with this matcha?
Mayoi: Do you always carry matcha with you, Tsukasa-san?
Tsukasa: No, only today. Because of Kaori's activities, we had access to some good matcha.
Niki: It's hard to decide what to make with this. Pancakes and ice cream, doughnuts and scones, even green tea-flavoured cakes sound good!
Aah, I'm getting hungry just thinking about it...
Alrighty! I'll make lots and lots of those, so please sit back and relax while you wait...♪
We know very little of the past of the fallen humans in Undertale. Even Frisk, the main character of the game has very little confirmed information about them. There is no canon answer concerning Frisk’s past, however there are clues that hint towards a certain direction.
Frisk exists as their own individual outside of the player, and in those instances where Frisk acts or talks on their own free will, they leave hints concerning their own personality, likes, dislikes, fears, and what appears to be hints of their past.
Here is something that Frisk asks Gerson on their own (without player input) after a true pacifist ending.
Mayoi: (I wonder, why’s he telling me all this though… …? Leo-san and I may be acquainted with each other through our common Circle, the ‘Overnight Outdoors Party’, however—
—I just can’t make head or tail of this conversation. I don’t know what’s going on at all.)
s-u-f-j-a-n-s-t-e-v-e-n-s
turnnoffyourmind
gracieabrams
gummygunk
