#geno lines

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Round 2, Poll 3

Geno lines vs LV and detachment

Geno lines

LV and detachment

Voting ended onSep 28, 2023

Vote for whichever you think is best!

Evidence/Propaganda under the cut:

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

LV and detachment

-When beating up the dummy in waterfall, Frisk acts more violent depending on how much LOVE (and feels less bad) they have but the Narration also gets less clear as to who each feeling belongs to. It says "you feel bad" at LV 1 but at LV20, it just says "feels good"

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Round 3, Poll 2 (semi-finals)

Geno lines vs Undyne

Geno lines

Undyne

Voting ended onSep 30, 2023

Vote for whichever you think is best!

Evidence/Propaganda under the cut

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

Undyne:

-Chara and the Narrator both really admire her (the Narrator's reaction to her death in neutral, the near constant gushing in pacifist, and Chara still calling Undyne the hero in genocide and having far less killing intent towards her than any of the other bosses

-First example that comes to my mind is the positive reactions the narrator seems to have when faced against Undyne, as well as their silence when something bad happens to her, which would make sense for Chara considering it's likely they would really respect someone like Undyne, who doesn't like humans and is determined to stop you.

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Round 1, poll 5

Geno lines vs doggo food

Geno lines

doggo food

Voting ended onSep 26, 2023

Vote for whichever you think is best!

Evidence/Propaganda under the cut

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

Doggo food:

-There's a bag of dog food in Alphys lab. In Pacifist the narrator says the bag is half full, the narrator is pretty optimistic, however, in neutral, the narrator says the bag is half empty, they became pessimist and sad, even if you killed only one monster. And in genocide, they say the same thing as in neutral but they add "you just remember something funny". It shows the narrator is influenced by your actions, and that they're not a bloodthirsty killer. The bag represents the dogs in Snowdin, in geno, they think about something funny seeing that. You desensitized them to murder, that's why when you see Chara at the end of the run they seem like a monster