Is The Faceless Lady A Reference To Slendrina?

Is the faceless lady a reference to slendrina?

Yep she is and she is indeed the Onlooker's daughter.

Killing people with no grasp of recent medical history with hammers

I mean as much as I like the trope where the heavens aren't actually all that perfect and decent it still feels kinda underwhelming that hell is just this misunderstood or angsty place and that it's supposed to be the "good" side who want what's best for humanity despite the atrocities that were committed and that heaven is just a place filled to the brim with self righteous and hypocritical assholes.

I recall from a segmented piece of various doodles an angel character mentioned portraying hell as just misunderstood and heaven as bigoted is not a solid/valid way to critique those realms, explain/elaborate on that please?

It's just swapping things that aren't even better than the other ngl not to mention how it portrays hell is better than heaven and that it represents freedom while not bothering to acknowledge the actions of what those beings have done.

listen i do not mean this in a furry way at all and i know the actual tread of this would be ass but let me say. i would very much like it if there were boots that made animal tracks instead of boot tracks. i just think thatd be neat

What does Zalgo do in Silly Pasta? And how much of a threat is he to the other silly pastas?

Form cults to influence and conquer the world so he could freely fuck around with it with no one there to stop him.

And to think how much of a threat he is to the silly pastas he will play around them like toys to corrupt and terrorize people but fortunately Dina, The Onlooker, and all the other Celestial/Divine and Eldritch entities are there to keep watch on him (If they can interefere or help in time).

All Colonized People

All Colonized People

See Themselves

In Palestine.

They See Same Aspect Of What Was Done To Them In Palestine.

All Colonizers

See Themselves

In Israel.