Stan Pines for my Mirrored Man au!
Some more stuff about the au down below.
After a confrontation with his brother, Stanley Pines takes Journal 3 with him and decides to sail the world on his own. He meets Henry, and finds out that he and Ford were triplets and not just twins. Henry and Stan become close, sailing the world together and it is everything Stan has ever wanted. Henry is not what he seems though, and he will later find out the price of his newfound happy life.
Henry lived his own fair share of suffering, bonding with Stan through their shared experiences. Henry truly believes that Stan is more than willing to join him on the side of moral corruption. To quote on quote, “Fix,” Humanity.
That’s where the Aeternum comes into the picture. A beautiful, star shaped goddess who seeks to reform the multiverse. With the help of Henry, her new found ‘prophet,’ she will succeed in doing so.
Souls are important here. Henry and the Aeternum agree that to make humanity better, they must make them soulless. Make them less emotional, make them less unique, strip them of any individuality or humanity from them.
Upon learning this, about Henry’s deal with the being, Stan is furious and goes to confront his brother. The confrontation is rough, violent and nearly puts Stan into his own tomb. Instead, to show him mercy, Henry agrees to have his soul stripped from him.
His memories, personality and everything that made up Stan Pines is gone. Now he’s just a ghostly husk, hiding away in an abandoned lighthouse for ten years.
In those ten years, Ford is in search of his missing brother who never called Shermie back after a very concerning conversation.
With the help of his niece and nephew, Dipper and Mabel, Ford sails away in search of his brother who he had yet to find any clues.
Henry is closer to his apocalyptic plan, Stan is a monstrous being scaring away others from entering his home, and Ford is just a grieving man in search of his twin.
What will come of this reckless family?
- Stan and Henry met when they were 30, and around the time they were 50 is when they had their grand falling out that led to a soulless Stan.
- Ford had sent Stan away with journal 3, and kept up on updates of his brother from Sherrie until about his 50s when Stan up and disappears.
- Fiddleford and Emma-May actually get kidnapped by Henry, who Is obsessed with the two and wants them to work alongside him in ‘reforming,’ the multiverse. (I hate to use the word but it’s very much ‘yandere,’ levels of obsession,)
- Before Ford goes off to sea, he takes in Dipper and Mabel so they follow on this journey with him to find Stan.
- Stan isn’t necessarily human anymore, he retains human features but being cursed by the Aeternum had led to him taking on a monster like form.
- Ford doesn’t learn about Henry until after he finds Stan, when Henry goes to personally confront Stan and ask him once again to lead by his side as brothers.
- Stan’s monstrous form is actually very powerful, he’s taller and wider + with some added strength. He often has confrontations with Henry that lead to long drawn battles in which the two destroy everything in their path. They’ve become rivals.
- Ford eventually learns that Fiddleford and Emma-May are taken, then swears that not only will he bring them back but also his brother’s soul to hopefully return him back to his human self again.
That’s it for now, thank you much for reading!
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