The Narrator (The Stanley Parable)"He Literally Controls The Whole Game, While The Player Is Technically

The Narrator (The Stanley Parable) "He literally controls the whole game, while the player is technically in control of Stanley, the narrator does have control of the world around him. He actively manipulates Stanley's feelings and surrounding to get what he wants. He makes a fake wife for Stanley to play with his emotions, he gets angry and spiteful when he clicks the button to turn on the mind-control facility so he blows it up while giving Stanley the illusion he can stop it just to play with him. He also wants to hear how he's the best and his game is the best in the game causing to him to suffer in the skip-button ending. While he's not fully connected to spiders there is a ending where he's connected to tape-recorders and makes it look like they are just him to play and manipulate Stanley more. There is also a bit of the dramatic irony that is the fact he's also trapped in the game which is funny."

Clarimonda (The Spider) ""Die Spinne" reads like a Web statement, and like a statement it can be hard to parse what's really happening from the perspective of someone who is actively being mind-controlled. As such, who or indeed what Clarimonda is is extremely ambiguous. We know that, at the beginning of the story, she had already mind-controlled three people into hanging themselves from the same window in the same hotel room on three successive Fridays, and that a spider was found on or near all the bodies.

When the narrator moves into the room in order to investigate, she appears to him as a pretty woman in the flat across the street and slowly takes control of him. He compulsively watches her through the window and imitates her actions, believing at first that she is imitating his as a kind of Simon-Says-like game. Over time he realizes what's really happening to him and goes into great detail about his helpless terror. At one point he calls for help in a moment of lucidity, and afterward she makes him cut the telephone cord. His account concludes with him writing down that he has imitated her in the tying of a noose and is trying to focus on writing because he knows what will happen the next time he looks at her."

Combining a very old hyperfixation with a current one? Sign me up!

This art has been rotating in my brain like a rotisserie chicken at Costco and I had to throw my hat in the ring! Please enjoy my ponified versions of the dread grandpas! <3

(Heavily inspired @/ggracee and @/masao-micchi ‘s designs of these boys!)

tma if they were pony (I haven't watched mlp in many many years) (also ummm pretend simon has a cutie mark I forgot about it and then couldn't figure out how to fit it with his wing)

Listen, I just love Simon from watching Adventure Time when I was younger. I haven’t even gotten around to watching Distant Lands or Fionna and Cake yet. However, this art is making me go absolutely feral. This man is such traumatized Avatar material, bless him…

Also does that mean his crown is a Spiral artifact?

adventure time (delusional)

The dichotomy of wanting both happy and feral Logan. Look at him smilin’ ;^;

Logan Screenshots Provided By Yours Truly

pls let me have him.

Nothing better than dancing at a RenFaire with a stranger cosplayed as Jester while dressed as Percy.

God, I love the critter fandom. Y’all are some of the best people <33.

Y’all ever draw your bases and go “Yeaaahh, it’s gonna be a good art night”?

A lil sketch I did of LP!Cerebri and LP!Corde, my version of The Narrator and Stanley! Ah! I love them <3!