Weeks into the show they had to like, reintroduce him in the editing because he had just been absent from the show till then; "remember this guy? he's also still here". They started with 60 people or something, and he made it to the final 6, where he lost a balancing game.

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Cape York Worm Skink (Sepsiscus pluto), family Scincidae, endemic to the Cape York Peninsula, QLD, Australia

Legless lizard.

thank you! And sorry about the delay, it took a couple days for me to get around to reading the linked theory

(To summarize for anyone else reading:) "The Only Human Theory" is basically a reading that Asriel was wrong at the end of the pacifist route, and Frisk and Chara are actually the same person. As in: Frisk is actually Chara's zombie. The player's soul and determination reanimated the vessel of Chara's corpse.

I'll admit I was a little skeptical going in, but I was surprised by how much textual evidence there was for it. Frisk's bandage, and the "mummy wrappings" in Chara's empty coffin. The detail of the other 6 humans seemingly rising from their graves offscreen after Asriel frees their souls. The fact that we never actually see Frisk fall, and just find them en medias res standing on top of Chara's grave. The fact that Asriel openly suggests that Chara has risen from the grave in the no mercy run, and seems to believe this in every run except the final scenes of true pacifist (where he's not necessarily any more of a reliable narrator). "You tell a story about a kid who played in the dirt," "It's as comfortable as it looks [while checking Chara's coffin]," etc. And the idea that the name "Frisk" could be Chara choosing a new identity after the player shakes their worldview in true pacifist, rather than asserting that they were never Chara to begin with.

And there's a pretty clear link to Kris being repeatedly referred to as a "zombie." As well as Toby's comment that Varik is supposed to be dead by the end of the Halloween Hack, with only the player keeping his body moving.

And in the pacifist run, Frisk presumably takes the player soul with them, which keeps their body alive and gives them a second chance at life on the surface. But they're still only "borrowing" the soul, and the player could take it back at any time.

...unless, of course, the player chooses to sell their soul to Chara after the no mercy run. In which case the "soulless pacifist" ending...might actually be the "fairest" one? In that it's the only ending where we truly grant Chara/Frisk the freedom to be their own person

thank you! And sorry about the delay, it took a couple days for me to get around to reading the linked theory

(To summarize for anyone else reading:) "The Only Human Theory" is basically a reading that Asriel was wrong at the end of the pacifist route, and Frisk and Chara are actually the same person. As in: Frisk is actually Chara's zombie. The player's soul and determination reanimated the vessel of Chara's corpse.

I'll admit I was a little skeptical going in, but I was surprised by how much textual evidence there was for it. Frisk's bandage, and the "mummy wrappings" in Chara's empty coffin. The detail of the other 6 humans seemingly rising from their graves offscreen after Asriel frees their souls. The fact that we never actually see Frisk fall, and just find them en medias res standing on top of Chara's grave. The fact that Asriel openly suggests that Chara has risen from the grave in the no mercy run, and seems to believe this in every run except the final scenes of true pacifist (where he's not necessarily any more of a reliable narrator). "You tell a story about a kid who played in the dirt," "It's as comfortable as it looks [while checking Chara's coffin]," etc. And the idea that the name "Frisk" could be Chara choosing a new identity after the player shakes their worldview in true pacifist, rather than asserting that they were never Chara to begin with.

And there's a pretty clear link to Kris being repeatedly referred to as a "zombie." As well as Toby's comment that Varik is supposed to be dead by the end of the Halloween Hack, with only the player keeping his body moving.

And in the pacifist run, Frisk presumably takes the player soul with them, which keeps their body alive and gives them a second chance at life on the surface. But they're still only "borrowing" the soul, and the player could take it back at any time.

...unless, of course, the player chooses to sell their soul to Chara after the no mercy run. In which case the "soulless pacifist" ending...might actually be the "fairest" one? In that it's the only ending where we truly grant Chara/Frisk the freedom to be their own person