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been hesitating to post my vision for lawlight yuri because i must confess.... i like changing characters just a little bit when i genderbend them... and i fear that can be offputting to some </3 ... but you know what its my life here they are

skretri

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nortsauce

Momsauce, are you guys going to Focus on any disorders or problems on the comic? (FLY SAID TO ASK TO YOU)

This one's a little complicated because, as i've said before, I am neurodivergent so its hard to write a character that is neurotypical yk?

Each of the characters are less labeled in my head and more "Different reactions/responses to trauma and dilemmas"

Bendy is a person who's not only in the minority, being a demon-toon, but he's also suffering from a deadly curse that causes him physical and visceral suffering. Despite everything, he WANTS to live. It's not fair that he's got all this talent and skill in entertainment and he's had his chances taken from him time and time again. Its almost like the whole world is out to get him, and in a way he's right.

He's not going to act passively or sit down and take the hits crying. He's learned that the only way to get what he wants, or feels he deserves, is to get up and take it for himself. Thats what we learned from bendy's flashback to the plush toys. The world never gave a darn about him, why should he give the same in return?

Each character has a different outlook on life and how their trauma has affected them in every aspect. They aren't going to act how you'd expect, they are going to say and do things you don't like. Its just how trauma works.

I'm not going to disprove any sort of headcanons you have for the characters, especially if you wish to project onto them! I have my own headcanons in mind but i don't want people going "ERM NORT SAID THIS SO YOU CAN'T DO THAT" When its harmless.

Point is: we do a lot of research into how we can best portray certain things! We aren't perfect and we'll never say we are, but we do our best to make the readers understand that these characters are more than their trauma, but that we can't just ignore what they went through to become the people they are now.