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I can't believe Purple stopped a canon event.

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In my Siblings AU, they manage to miss the certain day of the fair. The techs figured out there's a problem with the machine and fixed it before they went.

Both kids get obsessed with minecraft and Mango 'does-everything-above-and-beyond' Tango builds them a portal in a totally legal way.

On Purple's birthday, he and Gold manage to save a village from a raid and got crowned. They honestly just went along for the ride.

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Bonus:

They enjoy being menaces

I saw this and I got so excited that I grabbed and shook my screen really hard /positive

my pookies :3

This is giving me old family photo vibes. Imma go crawl in a hole now 🌝

Drawing requested by: @jeicu8

Ink by: @comyet

Cross by: Jekei95

If someone reaches for something at the same time as you, offer to let them take it first.

For example, you're in line at a buffet, and someone reaches for the soup ladle to get their helping of soup at the same time as you. Instead of reaching for it even faster like a kindergartner trying to grab a toy before the other kids can, instead offer to let them have the ladle and scoop their soup first.

Or you're at the grocery store and reach for a can of tomatoes at the same time as someone else, instead of trying to grab it faster like a toddler trying to grab a cookie before their sibling can get it, instead offer to let them take the can instead.

If you can, it helps to make a demonstration of it, such as saying "oh no you go first!" or "oh no you can have it!", or even just smiling and/or gesturing at the thing you're both grabbing for to let them know they can have it first. That way, if this is someone being childish and acting like a kindergartner who wants to just grab things first before other people can have it, you are letting them know that you are letting them have it out of good manners, and not because they "won" by grabbing for it faster than you. It might even make them reconsider their childish and selfish behavior if they see someone demonstrating good manners by consciously letting them have it first.

Most of the time small grabby children are going to be relatively close to each other in size and physical strength. But as we get older we have to learn better because in the world at large outside of a preschool classroom there are going to be even more variances in size and physical capabilities. In a world where everyone regardless of age just reaches faster if they see someone reaching for the can or soup ladle at the same time as them, or rushes faster to get to the cash register first if they see someone approaching at the same time as them, ect. is going to be a world where children, the elderly, disabled people, and anyone just smaller in frame/stature is going to be at a disadvantage and always going to be the last to get the can or the last to get to the cash register, ect.

So this is why we behave civilly in public and go "oh no you go first!" when someone reaches for the can or the soup ladle at the same time as us, or approaches the cash register at the same time as us, ect. It's one of the foundational blocks for having a world of cooperation and compassion instead of a world where children, elderly people, disabled people, or anyone at a physical disadvantage always come last.

Agreed!!! :D Everyone has gotten so creative with it, it's so cool.

Transcript: I don't think I actually want Sans and Papyrus' backstory to be revealed in canon. I love seeing people come up with so many interpretations for it, and I love getting little itty bitty clues for all that, but I just don't want a definite answer, y'know? I wanna keep the mystery alive because of the creative freedom it comes with, and their mystery is part of what makes the brothers so appealing. If they didn't have that mystery surrounding them, then I honestly don't think I would find them as appealing as I do.