We have the red AU, but what about post red? Like it's influence on everyone was broken somehow? Specifically, Yosafire, Greif, and Rawberry?
( That’s an interesting concept! )
FUNAMUSEA - THE GRAY GARDEN
YOSAFIRE
Probably the most affected by her actions out of the three of them. She can’t stop thinking about the things she’s done - the people she’s hurt... The harm she’s done - the pain she’s caused. It’s so difficult to remember everything and being told of her deeds hurts more than trying to recall the moments she’s done nothing but damage. She cries about it more often than not. She isn’t herself anymore and she never will be again.
If she’s hurt you, she’ll spend the rest of her life apologizing. She doesn’t expect you to forgive her and she doesn’t really want you to. What if it happens again? What if she’s already a monster? What if she can never move past this? She spends her days wondering what the answers to these questions are as she stares blankly at the vast blue sky.
GREIF
She couldn’t be more ashamed of what she’s done if she tried, her response to the feelings that overtook her being to go silent and stoic, believing herself unworthy of the attention of others after everything that’s happened. As far as she sees it, there is no redemption - no coming back from this. There is nothing she can do to be forgiven and she knows this all too well. It eats her up inside, keeping her up for days at a time. She can’t do anything about it.
She’ll push you away if she’s done anything to hurt you, believing that she does not deserve to be forgiven by you in any sense of the word. She doesn’t want to be given the chance to hurt you again. It’s for your safety, she says, but she can’t bear the thought of being so out of control again. She can’t forgive herself for what she’s done.
RAWBERRY
Rawberry almost seems unbothered by the atrocities she’s committed. Almost. Though she tries to brush it off like it’ll go away if she doesn’t acknowledge it, she spends most of her time wondering if it’s really over. She wonders if she’s really all that different from how she was when she was under the red influence. She wonders if she can be considered anything other than a monster. She’s suffering deep inside, but you’ll likely never see it.
If she hurt you, she’ll spend a lot of time joking with you as if she was still the friend she was back before the change. She’ll push you around like she always does and potentially even joke about some of the things she’s said and done, though it pains her to even think about it. She believes that she always has been and always will be a monster.