#ford!clone

So I decided to half illustrate my idea about the Ford clone.

I had this idea going around in my head since the moment I write the first part, so, if the Ford clone is very happy living life next to Stanley, they managed to make their Stanco something legitimate and they are doing very well!

He no longer has debts, he lives in a nice apartment, his brother has forgiven him and loves him again, so much so that now the stan-o-war is in his plans.

life is good

Well until someone who clearly has the wrong number wanted to ruin everything,

Also why ford clone ford and how did he know clone ford with stan?

I'm sorry for the late reply! I have no excuse for this because I got really distracted.

But yes, the real Ford is super jealous of the excellent relationship his clone has with Stan. He's so upset that no matter how hard he tries to ignore it, he can't stop thinking about how a clone could do something he thought was impossible (contacting Stan). This guy is really pissed off.

And how did he find out that his clone was with Stanley? It was because his mom told him without knowing; she really believed that her twins had sorted things out. 🥺

It took me ages to answer this question!! But mainly because it aligns perfectly with the events of the story

Well, I think clone!ford would hurt Stanley almost as much as the original Ford. The Pines twins have proven to be very impulsive when it comes to negative emotions, and now add to that a clone who is easily overwhelmed by emotions—practically the perfect recipe for chaos.

So Stanley and Clone!Ford have been living together in Stan's car for a while, escaping the enemies Stan has made, and maybe Stan has been overprotecting Ford a bit too much.

clone!ford doesn't like it at all

Stan had never dealt with such an emotional Ford.they used to fight and get angry for a while and pretend nothing was wrong,That's how he was used to resolving his differences, and everything would be fine.

The beginning of all this madness, perhaps he should have listened to his assistant

This was supposed to be really silly and funny!

I couldn't have agreed more with your comment, There's something tragic about only being able to watch something you've dreamed of, only being able to look ahead and see your other half enjoying it with an imposter.

Oh, thank you so much! I'm so happy you like it.

And to answer your question, without a doubt, when the clone says "I love you," it's not in a brotherly way.

Stanford knows very well that the clone only reflects his deepest desires; he has learned to repress them and act according to expectations, only fantasizing about the idea. But his clone has no problem expressing it, speaking from his true desires.

The problem would be more that they're capturing the signals.

Stanley is certainly unaware of this; of course, he finds it very strange that his distant and unaffectionate brother suddenly showers him with kind words, but he supposes that's how it works for him.

At first he believes his brother is being sincere eventually opening up and being more emotionally honest with him; it's not uncommon for people in the family to say "I love you" to each other, He is very happy that his brother reminds him that he is loved even when he is clingy with him, because he loves his brother too.

I'd like to delve much deeper into this, but I have some drawings that better illustrate this topic, and I think I'll use them to write my whole essay explaining this whole mess.

I should mention that English is complicated when it comes to these topics

Porque el amar y querer no es igual!