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Mono & Six

trustymikh

some more ln2 stuff

samychanuniverse

I ship a lot !

kasugabee1

I have a new au, which I am delighted with now. And I got a fetish for costumes, oh my god. The next one will definitely be reading books or adult versions of children

redrumrose

Until we meet again… and we will… meet… again…

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I actually really like this theory.

lmaoumagadjieva

they are-

wayward-delver

A lot of people are taken aback by Six’s sudden betrayal, and just presume she never cared about you to begin with. But if you look closely, you can actually see when she loses faith in you. If you hit Monster Six with the hammer instead of the music box when you first meet her. She doesn’t harm you, she will only flinch then gently push you away, but will still allow you to approach her afterwards.

She’ll even let you touch her and the music box willingly so long as you don’t get between them, in which she’ll simply push away again. Here she still cares for and trusts Mono, enough to even wish to share her precious “sanctuary” with him. That is until he attacks her music box, shattering her sense of safety and utterly betraying her trust in you. Which is why you have to axe your way through her door in every subsequent round rather than her “inviting” you in, you’ve lost your welcome.

(You’ve become the stranger that broke into her room again)

However, it isn’t a completely 180 shift. In the first combat round if you approach her without shouting, she’ll arch her back at you as a final warning to back off and will spare you if you comply. Six may see you as a threat now, but is still familiar with you enough that she still won’t attack you on sight even in her animalistic state. Mono may have only wanted to help, to free her, but the damage had already been done. In Six’s eyes, Mono had taken everything from her, she gave him her heart and he broke it, and now…she wanted revenge.

piamio

Let me see your face.

kasugabee1

(WHO DOES ANYONE MAKE A FANFIC ALREADY. If Sixth eats people, then I feed on fanfiction) I was actively sketching a comic strip for this game for a couple of days, so I didn’t have time to do anything. Plus, there are two more arts in the process.

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Misplaced kindness, when you do more damage than good

During the boss fight against monster Six there's a number of theories reducing the meaning of the music box as it's just too important to her. But something I never seen others point out is in just how much visible pain and agony Six seems to be in everytime you hit the music box, and again sticking with the concept that this game is largely from Mono's POV, from his perspective this is a NECESSARY pain to get his friend back. Of course this would be a easy decision to make for someone not in the receiving end of that pain: "This is what's best for you."

There's a lot of factors to consider that we don't see from Six's perspective, like how long she has been on the tower, and how much torment she has gone through for her to be twisted the way she was. For Mono is more simple: "my friend is in the tower, the music box is doing this to her. Even if she is in pain, I can get her back if I destroy the music box." And what follows this thought process is a action Six used to consider safe, like Mono calling out to her, now being a torment hurting her over and over again.

I believe the last hit to the music box is the worse one, because you can hear Six sobbing through the entire process.

I think people tend to scrutinize Six a lot for her actions, but believe Mono is completely good, just a boy helping his friend. But what they all fail to consider is the traumatic ways Mono often chooses to save Six. He hacks the door open with a Axe, he lets her fall head first after she is strung up by the bullies, and chooses to destroy something important to her to save her instead of finding alternative ways that won't hurt her as much. I believe this is all unintentional however, but it does show some underlying dark side from Mono's part who probably sees all his actions in a altruistic light, which mainly take into consideration his own feelings first.