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Something I realized last night is what Mr. Butterfly is supposed to represent for Blue. Blue treats everything as a performance and we almost never see him break character, even in character he uses these sprites which are a pretty stark contrast to how composed he normally is. I think Mr. Butterfly is an outlet for Blue to express more intense emotions while still maintaining his calmer disposition. And honestly I think he’s sillier than he lets on—he calls Seth ‘cringe’ for god’s sake.

somewhere in another universe aqua misunderstood her final moments as a game and laughed as she ran circles around asgore Somewhere in another universe green smiled and silently bowed their head and never blamed asgore one bit Somewhere in another universe asgore told yellow he deserved his fate-not because he belived it, but because he was still trying to justify it to himself-and the kid, freckled and lanky in a way his chubby cheeks hadnt caught up with yet-just cried and nodded his head and agreed. somewhere in another universe a kid trying to make her squeaky voice louder than her tiny body could ever manage told asgore she could win the fight without breaking a sweat, her trembling voice betraying her. somwnere in another universe seth tried to tell asgore a nice story, tried to get him to sit down just for a minute to just talk things through with them, to make him just Listen. somewhere in another universe blue understood they had a role to play, a part in this story, they knew this wasnt their story-but rhey warned asgore it wasnt his either.

You know, it's implied that the other humans could also reset; but Asgore, without his spirit broken, was strong enough that they fought him over and over until they each gave up.

Oh my god wait. What if Aqua's "Patience" was about dying over and over again to win battles?

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