#feenybee

as far as i’ve read, Thrones can also mean “valiant ones, heroes, warriors.” they’re characterized by wheels of fire, and they’re in charge of “meting out divine justice, and maintaining the cosmic harmony of all universal laws.” ..i mean there’s nothing here that is or isn’t what AJ might have been, i guess? maybe if we wanted to interpret “maintaining cosmic harmony” as in.. literally creating it. if stars can be interpreted as cosmic harmony lD

Socorro would definitely play as a Barbarian. “I roll to beat up the dragon” would be her standard strategy. 

Cheque would be a Thief, to the confusion of everyone except Socorro and Miguel.

Oh wow, these are my thoughts exactly! I loved certain details about this episode but overall found it to be boring & ​ultimately unsatisfying, the #1 reason being the massive lack of characters actually speaking and interacting with each other. We were just TOLD what all they did instead of actually getting to hear and experience their interactions & bonding moments ourselves. We can't get a good enough grasp on the characters' personalities & relationships this way.

yeah its just infodumping as opposed to proper storytelling and its boring but i really dont mind it 1. due to my current life circumstances and how stressful these past episodes have been and 2. because theres SO much information that needs to be dropped in a short amount of time and there’s only so many ways it can reasonably be handled. theres a lot of ground to be covered still so theres still plenty of time and chances for the characters to be more developed. im not terribly worried, especially since they were talking about how this arc will probably run long.

I always figured that the ones not trapped Underground were hunted down by humans. Once it became clear that the monsters wouldn’t win the war, it was either be sealed together under the mountain, or face extermination.

Asgore is the king of all monsters, so maybe he rallied as many as possible from around the world for the sake of the war, and then later convinced them to surrender to spare them from extinction. Most monsters listened to him, some stayed behind. 

Some survived and lived in secret, long after monsters had faded into myths. The leftover monsters are the source of the legends we have today, like Bigfoot or chupacabras. They could no longer form communities, and being found out meant almost certain death. Many who stayed behind ended up falling down due to the stress. The ones that lasted are belligerent and can handle being alone, and many of them are reclusive oddballs and poorly socialized.

It would be interesting if those monsters came forward once the Mt. Ebott monsters returned. Whether some would be happy to see them. Whether they’d never seen other monsters at all. Whether they’d be angry with Asgore. Some might be delighted at the chance to mingle openly with humans. Some probably want nothing at all to do with humans. Asgore and Frisk welcome them into their community all the same.