Meraki

"Ralsei doesn't want to be a princess in the climbing minigame scene" this one is so baffling I don't even know what to say (also I already made a post about that one)

"Flowery calls everyone princess" wrong he only compares the group collectively to princesses twice, and never calls Kris princess, also the one time he calls Ralsei princess is emphasised a lot, so it's probably significant

"The ´Nah Bro´ option in the climbing minigame scene would be misgendering and Toby wouldn't put an option like that in the game." Fair point, but A: ´Good, keep smiling´ is probably just as, if not more cruel, and B: Ralsei is not officially out

"The They/Them in the Dark Vine title is for the vine" THE VINE IS RALSEI!!

"The Dark vine title doesn't use pronouns in japanese, so it's not significant" Then why doesn't it use He/Him pronouns in english?

"Most titles that refer to Ralsei are masculine" Because that is how they themself and the prophecy see Ralsei

"Flowery uses princess as an insult against Ralsei" A: This is the scene where he's earnest with Ralsei (he even disables his voice clips in that scene), why would he insult them at the last second B: if the line were an insult there would probably be a voice clip C: Flowery does not insult Ralsei just to bully them, he teases them, so that they actually set some boundaries for themself, and realise [they] could be happy

"The ´LovelyBoy´ ACT" It's an act, it's just as performative as the flirting in the same fight, also Ralsei transforms into a plush, perhaps implying, that they can't perform that act in their current form

"The Blue and Pink is about Kris" A: Flowery tells Ralsei to not worry about Kris B: if it were why mention two colours when Susie's is only one C: Why would a scene about Ralsei's agency be about Ralsei liking Kris

"The drink voucher scene is skippable" so is the ferris wheel scene in Chapter 2, and so is the line: "YOU are welcome here any time"

"The game still uses masculine terms for Ralsei" Guess what terms and pronouns transfems use before coming out (same thing with Asgore using masculine pronouns for Ralsei in the japanese translation)

"Flowery still uses masculine terms and pronouns for Ralsei" Fair point, but A: He probably wouldn't forcibly out Ralsei and B: Tutorial Boy is definitely an insult (Flowery is poking at Ralsei's role as the guide here, so it wouldn't surprise me if he also poked at their role as the prince)