#and toby

[buggyboiz]

MY JWCT OCS THINGS!!!

(Platonically)

Backstory ig, Toby’s dad is a paleontologist and his mom is veterinarian, Toby and his dad would usually travel a bunch to different dig sites. where Toby would run into Cami bc her parents are paleontologists too. So naturally, they became friends, And they also went to Jurassic World During the same time as camp Cretaceous happened. (I love the invisible string theory)

Jobs! (They both work at biosyn)

Cami: technologist, behaviorlist(? She studies Dino behavior) and photography.

Toby: medical field (amputation. And other stuff) also a behavioralist

They live in the pod things shown in JW dominion, that’s how they study the behaviors of different dinosaurs.

Love languages

Cami: physical touch, and words of affirmation

Toby: quality time, and acts of service

Speaking/mannerisms

Cami: usually is very joyful. Just a silly gorl. Knows Spanish, Italian, a bit of French and German(from Toby)

Toby: speak when spoken to kind of guy, he just doesn’t like talking. If you ask what happened to his legs, he will give you a strange story Like, shark attack in Missouri or the meat grinder incident. He just likes to see their reactions and then he tells the truth. (He was born without them.) also knows Spanish and german.

Ages

Cami: 20

Toby: 19

Pls look at the name tags I thought I was quite clever with them

Thank you for listening to my ramblings.

[jeansagain]

Gina warmup drawing 

[unfortunatelyiamreal]

My way of showing love is by being interested in your interests. You like this podcast? I’ll listen to it! This is your favorite band? I’ll listen to that too! You like making bracelets? Show me how! You like this game? Let’s play together! You like these books? I’ll read them too!

[thatoneandlonelyemo2005]

Does anyone else wonder how or why Pie Eater gets his name? Yes? Okay good because we can talk about it :3

So during the rally scene we see a lot okay, too many kids as well but the main thing is (or well one of the main things is)

this^

you see this

now your wondering what this has to do with Pie Eater's name WELL Pie is right by Toby :3 and if I say that its a father figure or at least a very nice adult in his life, gave the name to him

Edward was sitting by the theater alone one day and it was bad but when Toby found the boy he offered him his slice of pie he got from Medda

Ever since then Toby gave him pie as well as clothes and other things, he also helped him get to the News Boys lodge house where he sells papers

Pie took the name after Toby called him it and he was more than happy to have a name from someone who he sees as a parent figure

[whaleofatjme1920]

This is not your domain, emotionally unavailable man with commitment problems but secretly has a heart of gold.

[yugogeer012]

Since ya'll have been gud bois, here's a quick update.

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[psychodelia]

So it's that time of the year, huh? Here, lemme give ya my Undertale spiel.

So. Undertale is... a thing. A good thing? Possibly. Is it confusing as hell? Definitely. The music is fantastic, visuals are fantastic, such and so. Is it mind blowingly colourful? Nah, but it gets across what it needs to while still being its own thing. Anyway, I ain't just gonna dump a review on ya.

I think the thing that affects me most about Undertale is the choice. Not the novelty of it, being allowed to choose your own path and whatnot. I mean the choice, between being a good or bad person. Our beloved Genocide and Pacifist routes (and neutral, of course) directly unravel as a consequence of our actions. Sure, you could look at it as just a game, 100% seen-everything-done-everything. But I think it reflects on who you are as a person, and how what you do affects the world around you.

Think about it. Pacifist is actually quite easy, isn't it? Looking past all the friendships and such, it seems to carry a certain significance. That no matter how it seems, it isn't hard to be a good person. Be kind, treat others well, so and so. Maybe it's a little cliché, but the message still stands. Meanwhile on the other hand, Genocide can be nigh impossible for some. You could simply interpret it as being punished for being bad, sure. Perhaps that's just what it is.

But doesn't it hold a bit more meaning than that? Despite the route being an extreme example, I feel it still holds a message. Or a question, rather. If this is how hard you're willing to go, what kind of a person does that make you? The strongest? The toughest? Is it really worth it, all the effort just to hurt those around you?

Maybe it is worth it, for some. Again, Undertale is indeed, even with its huge following and nigh legendary status, just a game. What you do in a game doesn't matter in real life. Do whatever you want- it's your way to play. But even so, do you think back and wonder if it was really worth it? In the end, there was no life-long reward. You don't get an achievement (I don't think...?) or an award. There is no special unlockable item.

The only thing you actually recieve for a senseless massacre is the removal of your SOUL. Which makes sense doesn't it? Considering the soulless actions you took to get to that point.

Perhaps I've just read into this far too much. But, game or not, I still believe this choice of violence or kindness holds a message, or at least, it is one of the messages. Look at your efforts, and decide for yourself whether what you're doing is worth the force you're using. (It doesn't apply to all things, but it still holds enough value to be recognized by those who look for it.)

I wish ya'll a happy Undertale. Stay detrimental.

I'm kidding. Stay determined.