If There Is Not A Spoken Scene Between Open Arms And Warrior Of The Mind Where Odysseus And Polites Hug,

If there is not a spoken scene between Open Arms and Warrior of the Mind where Odysseus and Polites hug, Odysseus cries about the guilt for what he had to do at Troy, then Polites comforts him, I am rioting.

"These cows were immortal, they were the sun's god friends".

Thinking about this line, I got the picture of Helios treating his cows like a responsable child with his beloved pets. Like every night he'd end the day by visiting them, petting them, making sure all of them had eaten. Falling asleep on top of one of them, content.

Then comes Eurylochus.

scylla before the transformation (entirely based on the book Circe btw)

"we must do what it takes to survive."

Scylla inspired by the song from the thunder saga! Epic the musical my beloved how I love you

You know, something I really respect about Undyne is her consistency about the player's murders. Toriel does not seem to know if you kill anyone in the Ruins, and we get no info of her knowing if you do after that, and is likely she forgives you no matter what you do (like a mother, well). Papyrus is extremely forgiving, he literally spares you on a genocide run. Alphys can watch you murder a dozen people through her cameras and, unless you're literally doing a genocide, she still tries to impress you. Mettaton does not care. Asgore doesn't know anything and, if you're doing genocide, he is so oblivious to your humanity that he offers you a cup of tea.

Now, Undyne? Kill one monster, even just a whimsum, and you're on her black list the whole run. Befriend her and kill someone later? She'll hate you like no one else does. True, she will care more if you hurt Papyrus or Alphys, but she will get mad whoever you murder. She has standards.

"How do you write such realistic dialogue-" I TALK TO MYSELF. I TALK TO MYSELF AND I PRETEND I AM THE ONE SAYING THE LINE. LIKE SANITY IS SLOWLY SLIPPING FROM BETWEEN MY FINGERS WITH EVERY MEASLY WORD THEY TYPE OUT. THAT IS HOW.