(first I wanna say my english is a little bit bad sorry for mistakes)I love your work! İt's amazing💞 I wanted to ask some questions.
1. Will you reveal frisk's past both in deeper down and war crimes?
2. Since in war crimes frisk told everyone about timelines where she killed them and the power of reset do they know they had killed her too? And since sans remembers resets what is his thouhts about frisk being killed by them. And why didn't he save her?
3. And third one I wonder how you're war crimes or deeper down frisk would be as an adult. How would be her relationship with flowey and sans as an adult?
That's all thank you for the comic and fic!💞 I hope you will feel well soon😊
Aw, no worries! English is NOT an easy language, even for those where it's their first. And thank you, you're so sweet! I will do my best to answer your questions!
1) Good question! I think I keep it pretty vague in DeeperDown, just implying that Frisk feels safer and more at home with the monsters than with her own kind. That probably means she was abandoned or not treated well in the past. Maybe that's why she climbed the mountain.
As for War Crimes, I don't believe I touch much on it either. She doesn't have any living family, at least that wants her, and seems perfectly happy putting whatever her life was before she met the monsters in the past, in exchange for the new family she has found.
2) Ooooo, good one. Hmmmmm. I'm going to say yes, but only with prodding. I doubt she'd want to burden them with that kind of heavy guilt, even if it never technically happened for them. If they asked, she would reluctantly tell them. Some would want to know, like Undyne maybe, others would not, like Papyrus or Alphys.
Sans is just pretty numb to the horror of it all. Traumatized, yes, but he probably became far more accustomed to Frisk dying than he'd like to admit. Of course, at the time, he didn't know Frisk was all good and being influenced by Chara (in War Crimes anyway), so he was probably relieved whenever someone disposed of her and he didn't have to, while also knowing it would all just start over.
Sans wouldn't save her because he knows she'll come back. As far as he knew, she was their torturer, and her dying meant at least another clean slate.
3) Ooo, I like this one! As an adult in DeeperDown or War Crimes, I imagine that Frisk would grow up to be a strong-willed and clever woman. She would gain a little bit of something from everyone she loves, Toriel's love and patience, Asgore's love of nature and flowers and tea, Undyne's competitiveness, Alphys' love of anime, Papyrus's positivity, and Sans's sense of humor and skill of observation. She would always be closest to Sans though, him being her best friend and, in a sense, a moral compass. Flowey would probably loosen up over the years, at least a little. He'd deny it, but he cares about Frisk, and appreciates that she never gave up on him.
Thank you so much for your amazing questions!
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