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TOMORROW.

Yes, Tenna would probably be very upset that Spamton attacked and almost killed Kris. Yes, Tenna would probably think that him almost killing Kris and their friends is totally different. No, he isn't right. No, it's not that different in practice because at the end of the day both of them attacked and hurt the Fun Gang. Tenna was desperate and not wanting to die, but Spamton too. And canonically Tenna is seeking validation from King, another character who wanted to kill the Fun Gang. Tenna is no "less bad" than Spamton. Let's stop babyfying a powerful ruler of a world and stripping away all his bad actions just to vilifying a homeless disabled person who has been neglected by everyone.

Yes, Swatch thinks Spamton is a "crooked salesman." Swatch also kicks someone out of his own café who arrived BEFORE HIM, calling him a "hooligan." Swatch calls the ruler who was banning art (music) that wasn't about her, physically abuses her people (plugboys), and ignored a homeless guy who needed medical care (physical and mental) FOR YEARS "kind."

Swatch and the Swatchlings ignored the fact that Spamton would pray for hours and had a religious psychosis. Swatch chose a DELETED piece of art instead of a person like him, a fellow darkner. Swatch sells Spamton's tie with the brand removed for double the price. He's not the biggest victim here just because his feelings were hurt, or somehow that's the same (or even worse) than what he and Queen put Spamton through due to their negligence.

Based on Swatch's behavior throughout the game, he would indeed believe he is the true victim because his feelings were hurt. No, we shouldn't actually think he's the real victim or ignore his (and Queen's too) pattern of lacking compassion for lower class people. Yes, Swatch would probably vilify Spamton, but that's because he's not in the right in this story. It's because he's a huge hypocrite and is supporting a super abusive government. And again, he chose a piece of art over a life like his. And he sells the homeless man's tie. This is very serious and I'm tired of pretending it isn't.

Yes, the Addisons were jealous of Spamton. No, it's not Spamton's fault that they had terrible products. It's not Spamton's fault that they were ashamed to talk to Spamton and apologize to him, so they have to steal Spamton's ideas and offend him when they don't even know he's around. Yes, they may be doing this as a terrible coping mechanism because they are proud and envious cowards. We shouldn't be thinking "aww they miss him! 🥺 poor things", they are cowards who can't be honest and acknowledge that they were terrible friends. Spamton was the victim here, not them.

And no, Spamton isn't wrong or a bad person for not forgiving them. Yes, all those characters mentioned would probably think that if they apologized, Spamton would be obligated to forgive them, as if it were a favor for them to apologize. No, we shouldn't agree with that toxic mentality.

Please listen to this baby tapir CHEEP and maybe all your sorrows will go away for a precious moment 🩷🩷🩷

I’m just curious how many people at some point in their lives have played/learned to play an instrument of any kind.

I included a nuance button bc I know there might be some folks who might be like “well I played the recorder in grade school but idk if that counts” — count it if you want or hit nuance if you’re unsure! 😊

To be clear, if you studied an instrument to any level of proficiency, even if you’re out of practice now, please select yes!

Toriel became a lot more overbearing after the death of her children in Undertale. Which is kind of similar to how Carol becomes even more overbearing on Noelle after Dess’s disappearance. Toriel, although extremely loving, can be quite negligent over her children. It’s part of the reason how Asriel and Chara were able to go through with their plan, and how Kris is the way they are.

Carol, on the other hand, is an extremely overbearing and controlling parent. She spoils her children, giving them a lot of things, like Noelle with her gigantic TV in her room. She cares for them a lot, as evidenced in how she continued to search for her daughter long after her disappearance. And after that had happened she became even worse than before.

It’s interesting how Toriel and Carol, despite being on the opposite ends of motherhood (Toriel being the usual motherly, feminine type character; Carol taking on the role of a more masculine role in how she is the breadwinner of the family), they still ended up on simliar ends. They both become much more overbearing after something happens to their own children, they’re both the brains behind their husbands’ heart, with Carol choosing to take center stage in leadership while Toriel mostly stayed in the back.