#toxic purity

[quietrainfan]

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Okay so Patton full on taking over someone's body through clothing, full on combination of Kill La Kill/My Life As A Teenage Robot style and dictating their actions and morality. Patton's influence can spread into every aspect of the person's body so even if someone manages to remove the clothes, his threat is knitted so much into their system that they have no way of returning to normal. Rinse and repeat.

And Patton spies on others through his slowly growing human puppets, a bit of his conciousness is in all of them.

[quietrainfan]

Patton is that suburban parent that asks someone why they hate Jesus or hates their parents when they do anything outside of sexuality, gender roles, or society norms. Including his own children. Some random neighboor wears goth fashion? Constantly talks to them about how they have to stop "acting out" because they're breaking their parent's hearts or saying how he can "help" them "get better". Young woman wants to remain childfree and focus on herself? Patton would constantly lecture her about God's will and say she owes her parents grandchildren and she's being selfish. A neighbor is an atheist? Sooooo much passive agression and false rumors/gossip about them being spread. He'd probably make wild assumptions about them to their face, too.

[quietrainfan]

"You should've listened to me..."

Concept: The Sides aren't real. They only exist in Thomas's head. That is until Thomas listens to Janus one too many times and Patton takes matters into his own hands, rising to life in his bathtub.

@unsympathetic-october-2020

[quietrainfan]

Patton finally accepts his pure world view after much dilemma, calling himself "evil" and swearing never to forgive any impure actions ever again.

@unsympathetic-october-2020