#anticode

If you make a language and are lucky, someone else will write code for it. If you are very lucky, someone else will find uses for it you never intended, or that even challenge the premise of the language.

This is not the same as using the language in an unexpected way. Urban Müller could not have foreseen brainfuck as the bedrock for a Rust-like language or a CPU. But do these projects truly counter brainfuck's premise? I would argue not. Brainfuck appears chaotic but part of its appeal has always been in conquering that chaos, in building efficient algorithms using the language despite the challenge. These projects counter the chaos of brainfuck, but that really is the appeal of brainfuck in the first place, they are simply taking it much further than could have been anticipated. If Müller had wanted brainfuck to be impossible to master, he would have designed the language much differently.

Sometimes, however, a language inspires work that falls very far from the intent of its original designer. Most esolangs, like mainstream programming languages, are open systems and don't dictate how programmers use them. C# offers many features to make structured code easy. But I can also write C# that looks like 80s BASIC wrapped in some standard C# boilerplate:

using System; class Program {     static void Main()     {          _01:  int b = 0;          _05:  string t = "";          _10:  for(b = 99; b > 0; b--){          _20:  goto _100;          _30:  t = t + " OF BEER ON THE WALL";          _40:  Console.Write(t + ", " + t);          _50:  Console.Write("\nTAKE ON DOWN AND PASS IT AROUND, ");          _60:  if(b - 1 <= 0) { Console.Write("NO MORE BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE WALL"); } goto _80;          _70:  goto _200;          _75:  Console.Write(" OF BEER ON THE WALL");          _80:  Console.WriteLine();          _85:  goto _230;          _90:  Console.Write("GO TO THE STORE AND BUY SOME MORE, 99 BOTTLES OF BEER ON THE WALL");          _95:  return;          _100: t = b.ToString() + " BOTTLE"; if (b > 1) { t = t + "S"; }          _110: goto _30;          _200: Console.Write((b - 1).ToString() + " BOTTLE");          _210: if (b - 1 > 1) { Console.Write("S"); }          _220: goto _75;          _230: ;}     } }

C# can discourage this—Visual Studio tried to reformat this several times, and it was full of red squiggles—but a determined-enough programmer can always reject the values of that language.

CHAR. DEVELOPMENT QUESTIONS. 

1. How do they move and carry themselves? Pace, rhythm, gestures, energy?

big dick energy. NO.  uhm. they have very tall / strong posture. they are very confident in themselves and all that they do. they move with ease within a human body / form. with no trouble and issue. very boastful. an average pace in walk. without a human form. they are a soft mist / shadow of a creature. they flow quite easily and graceful. 

3. How do they position themselves in a group? Do they like to be the center of attention, or do they hang back at the edges of a crowd?

this is very dependent on the situation but for the most part they remain mostly in the background, observing and learning about their surroundings and those there. they then work out the best method to interject themselves and to become center of attention. mainly this involves feeding / killing. they don’t keep many company unless for specific reasoning. in that sense they are often front and center. 

9. How do they manifest energy, exhaustion, tension, or other strong emotions?

ohoho. emotions vary dependent on situation and are often generated for the sheer sense of social situation / self interest or self preservation. these emotions are often mimicked off of others but any movement, thought, word and emotion is quite easily manifested.  

14. What do they care deeply about? What kind of loyalties, commitments, moral codes, life philosophies, passions, callings, or spirituality and faith do they have? How do these tend to be expressed? 

their commitment and primary care lays in their father / creator - the devil. this is where primary sense of loyalty and care even exists / remains. most other loyalities present to themselves. a care of self interest and advancement in knowledge. a care in weeding out the weak of humanity. a passion for the things that humans create, a passion for the art and the intricate ways that humans exist. they will care about certain lovers - granted it is something of a genuine feel. 

26. How do they view and feel about relationships, and how might this manifest in how they handle them, if it does?

Model Celine Perrier

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