#bills cipher

[menaciingly]

Why do I always feel like I'm in the twilight zone?

[pinkrose787]

I've seen that post spreading about how Bill caused the Witch's rebellion, but there's something else that I want to talk about on that page.

When Bill came came to Mary Dower-Thatch, he did it in a form of a goat. He mentions that goats are the only creature whose pupils don't change when he possesses them.

I feel like Alex Hirsch specifically added it in as a nod to the theory from back in the day that Gompers was actually Bill Cipher. A lot of people cited Gompers pupils being the same as to why he could be possessed by Bill and we would never know.

[maniaeofmadness]

Gravity Falls brainrot is so bad that i was able to read a sticky note of Bills code without having to decipher it first

[ieatgluesticks]

TYPE IN SPOOKY AND CLICK THE BOOK

[ivebeeninsideyourmindsixer]

Could the secret text in the Lost Legends book be any fucking smaller???

[ieatgluesticks]

TYPE IN CRYPTOGRAMX

[ivebeeninsideyourmindsixer]

I wanted to post my little writing I did based on a video I saw. I hope you guys enjoy!! Let me know what you think!!

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September 28th, 2018

He’s back. I know he is.

Let me rewind. It’s been 6 years since we first set foot in Gravity Falls, Oregon. My sister and I were 12 years old, and we’d been sent to spent the summer with our Grunkle Stan. Mabel and I thought we’d spend the time sitting by a lake, or climbing trees in the woods. She swore she’d find true love, and I swore I’d find out how to talk to people, how to make friends. Instead, we went toe to toe with a monster on par with the devil himself, and learned that nothing is ever what it seems. It took the entire town of Gravity Falls to stop him, and along the way I learned things I never knew I’d learn. This journal claims that I should trust no one, but that summer showed me that my family would always have my back, no matter what.

Bill Cipher came terrifyingly close to destroying Gravity Falls that Summer, and would’ve undoubtedly taken the entire planet with it had it not been for the harrowing sacrifice my Grunkle Stan made. Bill Cipher was turned to stone, and every summer when Mabel and I have visited our friends in Gravity Falls, I have checked to ensure that stone figure still sits semi-submerged in the soil deep in the woods behind the mystery shack.

But just this past summer, right before we returned to Piedmont, I checked him one last time. Mabel calls me paranoid for my insistence to make sure he’s where he’s supposed to be, but I have good reason. My nightmares still haven’t stopped, and I know Mabel’s hasn’t either. Even Pacifica Northwest texts me in the middle of the night, because I’m the only one she knows will still be awake, and knows it’s for the same exact reason.

There he sat, foreboding as ever, but something was wrong. I couldn’t figure it out, but something had shifted. The forest had been silent for the first time in a long time, and the air felt static. I’d tasted almost a coppery taste in my mouth, very suddenly nauseous and anxious, but I ignored it, running to meet Mabel by the bus.

It wasn’t until we’d finally gotten home and in bed that I realized the last time I hadn’t heard a sound in the forest was when Bill had been alive. I could recall my Grunkle Ford muttering that even the animals knew how dangerous he was.

That was three weeks ago, and I know I’ve been scaring Mabel. Barely sleeping or eating, I know I’ve been running myself into the ground, but all I can do is research on the latest happenings in that small town, and search desperately for a way that he somehow could’ve survived. I can’t let him return. He nearly took my entire family from me.

I won’t let him return.

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