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I made some narrator-game inspired stamps for my pinned and thought Iād post them separately for anyone that might want to use em.
Template belongs to Sillys-Resources2763 on deviantart

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Writers: have you ever written a story with an unreliable narrator?
No, I never have
Yes, Iāve tried it before
Yes, I often do!
Yes, ALL of my narrators are unreliable
Unsure / other answer
See results / I donāt write
Saw your Twst x EAH posts so I wanted to share a hc I have about those kinds of AUs:
Both Maddie and later Kitty are shown to be able to hear the narrators, which makes sense since theyāre from Wonderland. Awhile back I saw a theory brought up that itās those two out of the Wonderland cast specifically because theyāre both rebels, so in order to hear the narrators in a EAH context would be to 1) be from Wonderland and 2) be rebel aligned
So. In theory, as the rebel-iest wonderlandian in Twst, Ace would be able to hear the narrator(s)
As youāve already brought up, Riddle would obviously be a royal, then Trey & Cater are Riddleās right and left hands, so theyād be royals as well, and Deuce wanting to be an honor student would also align himself with the royals (which adds a bunch of flavor in his role in book 1 too! Because he hates the oppression from Riddle, but heās really trying to put his rebellious days behind him, in more ways than one)
Leaving Ace, who wants next to nothing to do with that shit. I think he doesnāt mind following his destiny, but to that strict of a tee? That good(or even people who donāt want to have a horrible fate) people will suffer because they have to fulfill their destiny? Yeah, no, he obviously hates that
And so, imagine the potential of him hearing the narrators. My personal thought is Brooke being the main narrator, as a kind of, āWeāre narrating this story (EAH) itās time for you to narrate on your ownā and her parents send her to narrate Twst on her own (with some supervision at times, just because of how story breaking it can be to have a character hear the narrator, with that narrator willing to break the story, and especially if the character that can hear them will follow through)
Also I canāt help but imagine in like, Spectral SoirĆ©e for example,
Ace: Wait, gimme a minute, let me ask the narrator
Floyd: The who?
Ace: Shush! Brooke, little help here?
Brooke: Ehh, sorry Ace, I donāt think I can tell you much without ruining things
Ace: Bullshit! Thereās like, 3 groups out here! Surely one of them knowing the plot, at least a little, wonāt ruin things!
Brooke: Not wrong⦠Uh, I guess I can tell you one thing
:Itās Malleusās fault
Ace: THAT DAMN LIZARD!
Or something like that lol. Cue the others just being confused about whatās going on/who heās talking to
(Wow, this is getting long-) And to add on! If the theme of this AU is everyone slowly turning to the Rebelās side, just imagine all of the main Heartslabyul cast (or even side cast for higher comedic potential) starting to hear the narrators as well lol
I think thatās it for now. I just find this idea really funny/interesting
[ EAH x TWST posts:Ā part 1Ā /Ā part 2Ā /Ā part 3Ā ]
Ooh, that's an interesting EAH theory (though I seem to remember a webisode where the Narrators argued which side Kitty was on?? So itās not totally clear if sheās a Rebel or not) š¤ Oddly very fitting for Ace, who is a character that consistently calls others out for their wrongdoings, regardless of their social status, wealth, or power. Even though Ace is often characterized as bratty and pretty mean-spirited for no particular reason, he's also shown to have a heart of gold behind all of that. He abandons the winter break he was willing to cheat on his final exams to avoid remedial lessons for, just to take a tedious transit route back to Sage's Island in response to a SOS text from Yuu. He's frequently standing up for others and hypocrisy that he sees (Ghost Marriage, Endless Halloween Night, etc.). Ace isn't exactly always in the right (he also avoids personal accountability and makes excuses to not get involved in book 7's big fight against Malleus) and doesn't always have the most noble of intentions (in book 2, he only wants to help out only to earn himself a spot in Heartslabyul's team), but this does speak to his rebellious streak.
Him somehow ending up as the only Rebel of his dorm (at least to start off in book 1) is also very par-for-the-course. Trey and Cater were pretty much obediently falling in line with and enforcing Riddle's orders, and even Deuce was hesitant to go against his dorm leader's words for a while. I guess by the end of book 1 though, Trey, Cater, and Deuce would classify as Rebels too since Deuce agreed Riddle was being unfair + joined the duel against him and they later on banded together to fight OB Riddle.
I love the idea of Brooke Page (the daughter of the two Narrators from Ever After High, for those who don't know) maturing a bit and being handed the responsibility of narrating her own story. It would add a lot of chaos to an already chaotic story, since Brooke tends to go on her own tangents and actively roots for her characters to win and to find their happy endings. Her parents would definitely have to keep a close eye on her to keep Brooke from giving everything away. Cue everyone else in the Twst cast thinking Ace just has a habit of talking to himself/j
I think it makes the most sense to keep āhearing the Narratorsā limited to only a few characters in the cast. If everyone came to progressively learn to hear them, I feel like it would really kill any tension or suspense and the charm of the ability would be reduced. Maybe just keep it to Ace so thereās one person in the āmainā friend group thatās able to hear the Narratorsā voices? Then he can sort of be an interpreter for the others.
It might be interesting to tie this in with his character development over the course of the main story as well. Like maybe Ace confides in Brooke after the end of book 5, wondering why is it that Deuce got his UM before he did?? And then heās not able to properly protect Grim from being kidnapped in book 6⦠Is there anything Ace can do right? This could help lead into the big reveal of Joker Snatch in book 7.
Aaah, so many possibilities unlocked š³
it's insane that shannon gave maddie an eah version of the phrase 'blorbo from my shows' before it was ever invented here on tumblr. instead of blorbo from my shows, maddie has 'narrators of our world that only i can hear'
if i had a nickel for every (more or less) disembodied narrator in a game about choicesā¦

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I always love a narrator in a musical. The way they slip in and out of crowd moments. Adding or aiding to the story when needed.
Jeff's narrator is a bit of a gremlin in Cinderella's Castle.
In 'Cursed Crazy' the way he's perched. Stalking her movements with his head. He's kinda like the stray cat in the lyrics. Not tame. Wanders where he pleases. Eyeing his target with interest
Also i find myself drawn to his dancing, especially in 'Neon'.
<<Not one, not two, but three narrators!!!>>
@kill-the-wanderer @fell-the-monster