I Think That, Even If The Pristine Blade Was Enough To Kill The Princess, The Narrator Couldve Just Given

i think that, even if the pristine blade was enough to kill the princess, the narrator couldve just given tlq a gun if he wanted her dead that bad

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kassiaactuallydraws

6 months ago

Btw I kinda dislike how many characters have eyes of every damn colour of the rainbow except brown & black like damn does ecto contamination give you Alexandria's Genesis or smt /sarc

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danny phantom I love this idea sm

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kassiaactuallydraws

6 months ago

Not even to piss him off, I bet he would just bc he could

Either him or Fiddleford

They would make a better car in an afternoon

how do you guys think ford would feel about elon musk

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ford pines stanford pines Gravity Falls

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kassiaactuallydraws

6 months ago

what I find very interesting about the narrator's choice of reward - ie. an eternity of supposed bliss inside the cabin - is that while it seems on its surface just another instance of him projecting his desires onto you, it actually isn't. he himself probably thinks that he would desire an unchanging eternity like the one in the cabin, but...

when he is talking about his reasons for wanting to remove death from the world, his focus is almost entirely on connections to others. he talks about the greater good, having loved ones, wanting better for them. it's those connections that drive him to submit to death in the hope of defeating it. he is definitely selfish, but if he was totally selfish, he wouldn't have been able to do that. he believes his own death is a worthy sacrifice for the continued existence of his world. his vision of an ideal eternity, as he describes to you, is one where connections are endlessly and joyfully rediscovered.

in his ideal ending, you've killed off the only being you could ever meaningfully connect to. and this is one of the main reasons his plan dooms itself. who could bear the weight of an eternity alone? not him, certainly.

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narrates slay the princess found this one in drafts... btw this is why i think of the time loop ending as actually the closest to the narrators vision! despite him clearly not liking it an eternity of forgetting and rediscovering connections. a cycle of perpetual motion that always ends at the same place anyway of course. its horribly painful. because that type of existence would have to be. but hes never been able to grasp that. the pain is also what makes it meaningful! if he could grasp that though he would not be the narrator <- previous tag YOU CAN'T LEAVE THAT IN TAGS

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kassiaactuallydraws

6 months ago

Every time I see a Ford post with Confrontation referenced in any way, I go a little more insane by the day

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