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All i got from this chapter was this
i can feel your heart beat
so to summarise: she DID overdo it in a very much uncharacteristic one-time-only way, she's not an alcoholic, kris was never locked out of the house (they pretended to be as part of their plan to get susie to the church dark world), toriel DID try to call, she WAS worried, sans told her he saw kris and susie hanging out and not to worry and let them spend time by themselves since they're teenagers and THAT'S when she let herself get loose, she DID realise she made susie uncomfortable and feels bad about it and hopes she didn't push her away and that she'll be back because she likes having her around, she DID notice kris was upset, her air of middle class respectability is a faƧade and she's probably struggling with her finances just as much as asgore, she's just more careful with her money. also sans stocked up her fridge and took out the trash before he left (my manš¤)
TLDR: never fucking doubt me again. big analysis papy untouchable
grown ass women btw
wow, I also like finding a gravestone and descending a staircase under it to rescue a very powerful girl who gains experience and strength very quickly alongside you while grinding enemies and...
actually fucking evil I think the Bread item being "required" for Weird Route progression might be a direct reference to the Breadcrumb glitch
The Breadcrumb Glitch is a glitch in mother 1 where you can use the ripped girl, Pippi, to perform a glitch using an item called Breadcrumbs.
It gets you out of bounds in an area that looks like this:
which looks almost exactly like the evil place you can see from the Forgotten Island.
and using the Breadcrumb Glitch in Mother 1 you can skip a large portion of the game.
you will recognize this reference in this context as being evil evil evil evil FUCKING evil
but my question is, if what happened at the end of the weird route can still result in a Chapter 7 side B being possible, what the fuck happens in the regular Chapter 7 side A?
I figured this out last night myself, nice to see more people talking about it as this seems to be a massive key to cracking open the Weird Route/B-Side. A lot of this will be modified from a comment I made earlier on a YT video, though I promise this should be interesting
The Ace that is observing this space also calls it āLousy real estate" in reference to the houses, and also says he found it by trying to see as far as he can. āSeeing too farā is something referenced throughout the weird route, most notably by Spamton NEO in his ending monologue.
but also by Noelle here in reference to the other side of the lake.
Given this is past the boundaries of the map, this could be the coveted āWorldās Edgeā mentioned in the prophecy, or an edge that will count for such purposes. Given this areas ties to the weird route specifically I am skeptical of the former.
This sequence also seems to parallel sections within the SWORD ROUTE, specifically going on the raft to the ice palace (Noelle describes the waters as getting colder as she goes further, the Glacier area in board 2 is made of bizarre white geometry which terrifies Ralsei, as we see also prior to this if you go to the school, and āsnowā is a common description for garbage video data (like TV static, or garbled game assets). What the Ice Palace would be in this context is... something. I'll try to discuss it later
Noelle bringing us this way also brings to mind FOLLOW THE WHITE CLOAK, though this seems like it will be needed for later. Depends on if Noelleās survives her "voyage".
What this Out of Bounds area entails for us is unknown besides being a place of evil and doom. Going off of the glitch in Mother 1,Ā using the breadcrumbs again in certain spots allows you to wrong warp into other parts of the game, including the door to the final boss and even the game over screen.
Possibilities Iāve considered are:
that itās a wrong warp to an area in chapter 7
It's a hub to access bizarre areas were not meant to be in for the purposes of āgetting strongerā (see Rambās description of the Sword Route as having more Freedom). Possibly includes past dark worlds or even ""unused"" dark worlds, though I have a specific thought I'll get to later
If the Mother 1 glitch can access rooms that shouldnt be playable like the game over screen, it may be possible to find a way of āplayingā inside the games menu, perhaps ultimately leading to a fake arbitrary code execution (ACE) and breaking the game even harder.
What I think seems most interesting, however, is that it might be some way of entering the primordial āāoriginal gameāā of Deltarune. 6.
So, what is the original game?
Deltarune is full of references to stories being adapted from other stories (see Cat Petterz rpg <- Dragon Blazerz <- Lord of the Hammer <- Prophecy, or even the Dark Worlds being adaptations of the Light World).
Deltarune has also made a lot of the story of its own creation diagetic to the narrative (see how often Waiting comes up in game and in promotional material ect.),
Part of this story is a version from 2012 that went nowhere, one that appears to have lacked the sparing system based on stuff like this early version of Jevil's "numbers game" line
This suggests it was a game where you were expected to be enacting violence within the dark world, something you cant do in the game as is.
The Mantle game is described as an original version of a game modified by Tenna that (mostly) removes the Violence and Weird Route centric elements from the game and in its place adds jokes, goofy set pieces, and storylines, as well as making it more linear. Ralsei in the current chapter is also stated as clearly suppressing some violent abilities involving fire, and the Sword Route and 4th Egg room suggest Kris is hiding some violent urges too
Where is the Mantle game? Backstage in an area an area the viewer is not meant to be in. In otherwords, its literally found out of bounds.
The chapter 3 egg room (with the Ace and their binoculars) also has some other traits. It being 8-bit but with normal Kris is one but also the egg mans dialogue: Referring to a time where the world looked like this (a gamboy-esque retro game)
(Next lines might be about the games development into the modern game though I am uncertain)
While not literally the 2012 prototype of the game, I believe the weird route might be building up to a version of Deltarune more ""faithful"" to its original vision prior to Undertale (or at least presented within the story as such).
Another minor thing is that I have a suspicion that the "ice palace" we find the SWORD ROUTE might be alluding to us using the area across the water to access an ""scrapped"" dark world (perhaps intended as the Holiday Residence or the Town Hall). Its important enough to seemingly be a part of Dragon Blazers, yet nowhere in the game implies it is or could be a thing outside the ice palace. It also needs a specific party member to traverse which is very obviously Noelle, which further ties it to the weird route.
I am sure I will develop more on these ideas but rn this has been circling my mind since last night when I thought to look more into the "breadcrumbs glitch"'s relationship to Deltarune. If anyone wants a name for this thing, idk like "Original Game Theory"
they knew that aqua and lancer would be an unstoppable duo SO WE CANT TAKE THE FLOWERS TO CASTLE TOWN AAAARUGHURRAAGAAGGHHGGG
dunno if itās obvious but I finished the new Deltarune chapter recently
looks like mama
Friend inside me is real and on suicide watch
Hello my name is Kris deltarune and this is my first lesbian heartbreak
that one scene from deltarune
ALSO..some more masturbation facts about me. theres a nonsexual scene in a book where a kid gets spanked for some reason. it was set in like the 40s and he was in a boarding school i forget. but i think i either misread the scene . or maybr the author actually did write this and theyre just fucking weird. and i thought the protag got hit (with like a ruler or something). on the penis instead of on the arse. and i remember my 11 year old brain being like. i wonder why i think that would feel good.
and so my first ever "experiment" with masturbation was. slapping my dick with a ruler. and when that felt good. my first ever way of masturbating was. stacking heavy books on my penis. and then hitting the top book. so that the force was distributed down the series of books. into my penis. and of COURSE it didnt work i was punching books into my dick but it laid a strong foundation for a great gooning career . hey everyone PLEASE pretend you didnt read this post
Iām literally always saying this. U have to kill yourself to just look like some guy in a shirt
WE NEED TO START TELLING PEOPLE ABOUT BIGENDERISM
seeing people say āsometimes i wish i was a guy but i still want to be a girl tooā or vice versa and itās like YOU CAN!!! YOU CAN DO THAT!!!! TAKE MY HAND
see this is exactly what I'm talking about. this labour is so incredibly invisibilised that there are real human beings, walking about amongst us, leading normal lives, etc., who earnestly believe that machines can make an item of clothing from start to finish.
Hey just in case someone on here doesnāt quite understand how labor intensive making a garment is, here is a list of things that (to the best of my knowledge) cannot be done by machine alone, from a costumer/tailor in training
Cutting - in my opinion, the most labor intensive part of the process. The amount of time/effort needed varies depending on the pattern and if seam allowance is included or marked separately, but no matter what this process can not be done by machine. Each and every panel and piece of fabric that goes into a garment must be cut by hand by a person.
Pinning/clipping - pinning (or clipping) is the stage at which you align the pieces you are going to be stitching together and hold them together with ā you guessed it! ā either pins or clips. This can not be done by machine.
Stitching - the actual sewing. This can be done by a sewing machine, but that machine still needs to be operated by a human being.
Ironing/pressing - two words that mean the same thing. The iron itself is a machine, but once again, it needs to be operated by a human being.
Finishing - depending on the technique you use, there are certain finishing techniques that can only be done by hand. But, letās assume weāre talking about fast fashion, which is usually just finished with a simple overlock/serger. Once again: these machines need to be operated by people.
These are just the basic steps to making a garment, and donāt include textile arts that I am not as knowledgeable about, such as weaving, knitting, and crochet. Also, it is important to note that there are a lot of things that can only be done by hand, such as certain stitches and decorative techniques.
Also, the machinery being operated in textile factories is not equivalent to a domestic sewing machine. Weāre talking about one of these guys:
See that gray cylinder under the table, behind the knee pedal? Thatās the motor. These machines can sew through your fingers bones and all and not even stop. The people in these factories and sweatshops are operating heavy machinery, and are subject to all the risk that comes with that in addition to all of the work I mentioned above.
Please respect textile workers and continue the fight to eliminate the use of sweatshops and exploited labor in the fashion industry!
Reblogging with some additions from a different post o'mine:
" I'm taking a sewing class and I asked my teacher about how much machines can actually do. She said that while a lot of actual fabric we use in our projects is machine-woven, and sometimes there are machines for particular knitting patterns or for the same small thing over and over and over (i.e. socks), the overwhelming majority of pieces of clothing are in fact just sewn together by humans. Usually women. Underpaid and overlooked. Thousands and thousands of them, working 12 hours a day or more in huge warehouse-factories. You're probably wearing something one of those women created right now.
Most of the students (including me) were horrified. We had *no* idea. We figured that, given that we have supercomputers and massive industrial systems for almost every type of product you can buy, surely we would have figured out a better way? Surely there are machines that can put a t-shirt together by now?
She said, no, that's why fast fashion is really so bad. It's not simply about the quality of the product, it's about the human cost.
When you buy a cheap tee that says "Made in Bangladesh", this is where your clothing came from (and these are from one of the nicer factories):
(By Fahad Faisal. CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=89582692)
Don't want to believe it? I understand. Here is the wikipedia page, you can read it in your own time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textile_industry_in_Bangladesh#Readymade_garment_(RMG)_industry
By 2014 the RMG industry represented 81.13 percent of Bangladesh's total export.[30] Much of the tremendous growth of the sector and its role as an economic powerhouse for the country is attributed to the availability of "cheap" labor. Of the four million workers employed by the RMG industry, 85% are illiterate women from rural villages.[27] The working environments and conditions of the factories that produce ready-made garments has undergone criticism in recent years concerning worker safety and fair wages.[31][32][33]
Holy shit.
I think there is some confusion about the definition of "by hand". In this context, by hand doesn't mean without power tools. If you make a chair using a table saw and a bandsaw and a mitre saw, it's still "by hand" for the most part.
If you feed fabric into a big die-cutting machine or a large plotter to cut panels, that machine still needs to be operated by somebody. You probably won't have people cut fabric with scissors when it can be avoided, but that doesn't mean that the machines that cut fabric just take large rolls and spit out panels on the other side, and even if they do, it's not like you can funnel panels of fabric into the next machine.
It's like everything else. Sure, you can still make a chair completely by hand, with muscle power, and you can knit socks completely by hand, or bake bread in a wood-fired oven, but using power tools, a sewing machine, or a stand mixer hardly counts for "no longer by hand".
Why should I find those pictures of factories frightening?
Because of general working conditions. It's like when one posts a picture of an amazon warehouse, the facility itself doesn't look bad and everything looks functional. It's only when extra context is added (low pay, lack of benefits, not being able to take breaks/use the bathroom) that it goes from an understandable workplace to a large scale display of the abuse of a workforce.
A shift from 'that looks pretty normal' to 'how many people are being exploited in that one photo?'