#dontstarvetogether

[dino-zombie]

Paint marker practice

[mothsbakery]

is imitating ds's art style supposed to make me want to kill myself/hj

[numberhydra]

El Hombre-Cerdo Observa A Tus Intenciones|The Pig-Man Stares At Your Intentions

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

did we ever figure out what was happening with willow and charlie and wickerbottom and the doll (play) and the doll (artifact) yet or no

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

I have so many eyes emoji about your interpretation / headcanon that Wigfrid has noticed that Wilson has the protagonist role. I've started to think a lot about her and this fascinates me so much.

If I may ask for more details! How did she notice that? How would she acquire the role of protagonist? What would she do and which lengths would she go for and how would she justify it? What would that be like? What would that do to her emotionally, mentally, physically??

Would it be worth it???

i think in regards to wigfrid finding out about it, it boils down to learning about wilson and maxwell's relationship with each other during the cyclum project. the fact that wilson was the one to free maxwell from the throne. that wilson was the one to get rescued from it. that wilson was the one who built the florid postern (at least in its original state) to allow the worlds to combine and the survivors to meet.

i mean. you look at all that and there's only one conclusion you can come to. wilson has done it. wilson's won. wilson placed first in a race wigfrid didn't even know she was in. that infuriates her a lot. to be humiliated like that. to be second place to someone who looks.... *gestures at wilson's. everything.* like THAT!!!

i think it made wigfrid and wilson's first few years of knowing each other incredibly strained. and honestly, i still don't think they're great friends even to this day. wigfrid's incredibly wary about whatever role wilson is playing in the constant's second act, and would constantly try to interject any important seeming thing he's doing. so that she can be the one to do it instead.

its another one of the reasons that feeds into why wigfrid is so hostile to charlie. a lot of her sense of self worth is riding on being charlie's rival, and not only is the queen of the constant not really bothering to hang out with her or treat her like a protagonist like. at all. but also wilson's getting arms deep in like. lunar bullshit. and now the moon's haunted. and this old asshole just showed up one day like. what the FUCK is going on?!? what happened to TRADITIONAL NARRATIVES?!? what happened to TRADITIONAL NARRATIVES where everyone DIES at the end???

anyways. if given the opportunity (or, rather, the Possibility) to kill charlie, she likely would. there would be terrible consequences in regards to the rest of the survivors' opinions on her for Sure. conflicting interpersonal bullshit. and she would probably fall into a depression afterward upon realizing it doesn't matter regardless and that she'll never go to heaven. so to answer your question. um. no.

[numberhydra]

El Fundador Criptico Y Su Nuevo Hallazgo|The Cryptic Founder And His New Discovery

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

i asked klei entertainment and they told me wigfrid and winona's dynamic is like this #true #trust #truthteller

[the-valiant-valkyrie]

I don’t go here but the mental image of Charlie, Grue of the Constance, using her power for immature pranks is sending me

Them, come get your vessel, she's using her shadow hands to string buckets of water over door frames and leaving presents under their stupid fucking christmas tree