#geometric thoughts

This was a wolf that filed its teeth In front of a sheep that sharpened its own [teeth] To stop being just another number In the dream of another animal

I like the idea that, in this scenario, Chara is the wolf, Frisk is the sheep, and you are the other animal. Because in essence this is saying that both Frisk and Chara had to change who they (think) they were in order to try to do the best to get through.

I think Chara works as the wolf because they were a kid with a pretty rough life who, from what we can infer from Asriel's words, has a lot of hatred for humanity, but they couldnt act on it when they went back to the surface. Frisk, on the other hand, is described as someone who becomes stronger as the run progresses, even if it wasn't out of their own volition. They had to toughen up to get through this despite the difficulty.

And you, the player, are the other animal that's caused this scenario. But the kids, especially Chara, do not just wanna be part of "the numbers" which is a metaphor that's been used before, when Chara mentions the feeling they got whenever your stats increased.

Look, at your mercy is all that I was told was wrong with me is all that I was taught to hide, as you were too

Chara has a weird relationship with mercy, but I think the main message here is "Look at what you've done, I get you. I was told what I wanted to do was wrong, I had to repress it, and do better. And you were also taught what's corrent, but what did you do instead?" In the end there is a defying tone in them, present in all their final monologue.

The truth, without moral Photoshop The truth, without so much bluh bluh bluh The truth, without moral Photoshop The truth, the good and the bad

But whatever, this is the end, so it doesn't really matter anymore to sugarcoat things, does it? There is no need to make this conversation long and complicated, let's just say the truth, good and bad.

And I know that everything I say Can be used against me And what do I care [about...]

What they'll say, a lot What they'll say, a little What they'll say, nothing What they'll say, it depends What they will say

I think this pasrt is fun, if you consider how controversial Chara tends to be in fan discussions. And they don't care. Yes you see them saying they could feel something when they progressed, yes they said they're not up to good, they know that they've thought of hurting others for a purpose. But they really don't think what others think is important. Let alone in this confrontation with you.

Give it all or else why try? Give it all or else why try? Give it all or else why try? Always give it all, or else why try? Never ungive it all, or else why try?

This is when they propose to you to end this world for good, and go for the next. You already did so much to destroy it and bring it to its limit, you better commit to the end. If not, what was everything else for? And then the last two verses reinforce this idea. It's the moment you as a player realize you don't have a choice in what's about to happen, because Chara wants you to see the consequences of what you did.

I saved all my evil for you I saved all my evil for you

And so this verses wrap things up, as you see what has happened. They had anger, hatred, pain, and so much grief over what you did, and they didn't want to simply let you get away with it. So now they're not restraining themselves and they're letting their "bad side" out.