It's me, Chara

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-you can try to tell a joke to… i think woshua and snowdrake’s mom? and it immediately gives you the most depressing ass unfunny joke you’ve ever heard before going “what? you didn’t say that?” this is one of the only places in the game where the narrator and frisk are obviously different, and while it doesn’t specifically say that the narrator is chara it certainly implies that the narrator is not an unbiased entity. narrachara from there is a much smaller leap of logic

Undyne:

-Chara and the Narrator both really admire her (the Narrator's reaction to her death in neutral, the near constant gushing in pacifist, and Chara still calling Undyne the hero in genocide and having far less killing intent towards her than any of the other bosses)

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

Undyne:

-Chara and the Narrator both really admire her (the Narrator's reaction to her death in neutral, the near constant gushing in pacifist, and Chara still calling Undyne the hero in genocide and having far less killing intent towards her than any of the other bosses

Flavour text in certain fights:

-you can try to tell a joke to… i think woshua and snowdrake’s mom? and it immediately gives you the most depressing ass unfunny joke you’ve ever heard before going “what? you didn’t say that?” this is one of the only places in the game where the narrator and frisk are obviously different, and while it doesn’t specifically say that the narrator is chara it certainly implies that the narrator is not an unbiased entity. narrachara from there is a much smaller leap of logic

Personal lines:

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

Undyne:

-Chara and the Narrator both really admire her (the Narrator's reaction to her death in neutral, the near constant gushing in pacifist, and Chara still calling Undyne the hero in genocide and having far less killing intent towards her than any of the other bosses

Flavour text in certain fights:

-you can try to tell a joke to… i think woshua and snowdrake’s mom? and it immediately gives you the most depressing ass unfunny joke you’ve ever heard before going “what? you didn’t say that?” this is one of the only places in the game where the narrator and frisk are obviously different, and while it doesn’t specifically say that the narrator is chara it certainly implies that the narrator is not an unbiased entity. narrachara from there is a much smaller leap of logic

Personal lines:

Undyne:

-Chara and the Narrator both really admire her (the Narrator's reaction to her death in neutral, the near constant gushing in pacifist, and Chara still calling Undyne the hero in genocide and having far less killing intent towards her than any of the other bosses

-First example that comes to my mind is the positive reactions the narrator seems to have when faced against Undyne, as well as their silence when something bad happens to her, which would make sense for Chara considering it's likely they would really respect someone like Undyne, who doesn't like humans and is determined to stop you

Serious mode:

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

LV and detachment

Vocabulary:

Chara is known for their very advanced vocabulary, despite their young age. The Narrator speaks similarly (even continuously using one particular phrase that only Chara had ever said) while again, sometimes acting like a kid. They also comment specifically on how "snow can always be rebuilt into something more useful. This simple fact fills you with determination" should you kill lesser dog which mirrors Chara's focus on efficiency and usefulness above all else. And the Narrator makes a very similar pun to Toriel "Momeranian" "Pomeraisins" and on multiple occasions, says "I've got better to do", or "you must have something better to do" which is very reminiscent of Asriel's catchphrase "don't you have anything better to do?"

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Asriel's phonecall:

-The Narrator has an interesting reaction to Azzy's phonecall at the end of the true lab. It's a voice you have never heard before" like that. They seem to be in shock. Please, bear in mind, they don't have the same reaction to Alphys's voice even when she calls before Frisk ever meets her. It's specifically Asriel's voice that causes this dramatic reaction.

Flavour text in certain fights:

Undyne:

-Chara and the Narrator both really admire her (the Narrator's reaction to her death in neutral, the near constant gushing in pacifist, and Chara still calling Undyne the hero in genocide and having far less killing intent towards her than any of the other bosses

-First example that comes to my mind is the positive reactions the narrator seems to have when faced against Undyne, as well as their silence when something bad happens to her, which would make sense for Chara considering it's likely they would really respect someone like Undyne, who doesn't like humans and is determined to stop you

Serious mode:

Geno lines:

-Possibly the biggest part of the Narrachara theory, in the genocide route there are many lines from the narrator that are written from the perspective of Chara themselves, the most important one being the mirror dialogue "It's me, Chara" and things personal to them

-The Narrator says "it's as comfortable as it looks" when you check the coffin in genocide (Chara wtf ???)

-It's me, Chara, the fact that the narration text LITERALLY SAYS the name you give the fallen child is theirs is pretty obvious enough

LV and detachment

Vocabulary:

Chara is known for their very advanced vocabulary, despite their young age. The Narrator speaks similarly (even continuously using one particular phrase that only Chara had ever said) while again, sometimes acting like a kid. They also comment specifically on how "snow can always be rebuilt into something more useful. This simple fact fills you with determination" should you kill lesser dog which mirrors Chara's focus on efficiency and usefulness above all else. And the Narrator makes a very similar pun to Toriel "Momeranian" "Pomeraisins" and on multiple occasions, says "I've got better to do", or "you must have something better to do" which is very reminiscent of Asriel's catchphrase "don't you have anything better to do?"

Personal lines:

Asriel's phonecall:

-The Narrator has an interesting reaction to Azzy's phonecall at the end of the true lab. It's a voice you have never heard before" like that. They seem to be in shock. Please, bear in mind, they don't have the same reaction to Alphys's voice even when she calls before Frisk ever meets her. It's specifically Asriel's voice that causes this dramatic reaction.

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