Sylvia Pearl

​Stanford was absolutely ready to go to hell, whether it was an injury to a friend or a mistake easily tempted by the devil, but when he held Stanley's limp body, leaned against a lee rock or a hollow tree trunk, called Stanley's name, and leaned his ear against his unechoing chest, he cried. Thought, "So this is hell." ​​​

"When I asked them, the people of Gravity Falls, ‘ Do you know what Stanley did before ’, they looked at me with a confused face and asked me who Stanley was. I said he was a Pines, but they said they only knew Stanford Pines, and that guy had lived in Gravity Falls for almost forty years, there seemed to be only one Stanley, but he died thirty years ago."

Personally, I think the most (possible) fundamental change in Stanford's 30 years of wandering in the alien world is that the "non-human" attribute has become thicker; After abandoning the sense of order, you will become chaotic, while sticking to the moral bottom line you believe in, caring about what you care about, ignoring what you think is not important. The most obvious manifestation of his experience in various dimensions of enlightenment is that when faced with an unknown threat, Stanford will subconsciously stand in front of Stanley, and then lower his weight, bared his teeth like a beast and bellow from the depths of his throat, becoming more primitive. In the self-proclaimed genius this change is more contrast, especially I want to see Stanford with cold weapons and close combat, ethics can not bind him.

I also want to see the ending when Stanley loses his memory and stares at Stanford and asks him who he is, Stanford says I'm your twin brother, Stanley says wow, I have a brother, and then continues to look at his face, Stanford says what's wrong? Stanley says we have the same face? Stanford forced a smile and said basically yes. Stanley laughed again and said that I was really handsome, and then Stanford cried and Stanley was so scared that he hurriedly asked the people around, asked Dipper and Mabel if he had said the wrong thing, and everyone was crying.

I Like some Stanley for some reason and trapped in a high place (probably a tree or a roof or something like that, Stanford stood at the bottom with open arms and called his name, when Stanley shook his head and shouted no, no, absolutely no, Stanford very firmly let Stanley jump down, and shouted that he would catch his pure love story. In the end, of course, Stanley and Stanford fell to the ground together because of inertia, but Stanford held Stanley tight and rolled twice on the grass, both of them with mud and weeds in their curly hair to look at each other, and then let out a sigh of relief. I don't know if Stanford's gonna break his arm at Stanley's weight, but what the hell, brother's more important.