──⟢ Terminated Doe (( The Doe ))
• Dislike The Darkness but tolerate it.
• Tolerate The Disaster but still maintains the neutrality.
• Tolerate The Don but still maintains the neutrality.
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──⟢ 1x1x1x1 (( The Darkness ))
• Dislike The Doe but tolerate it.
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──⟢ Shedletsky (( The Disaster ))
• Tolerate The Doe but still maintains the neutrality.
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──⟢ Mafioso (( The Don ))
• Tolerate The Doe but still maintains the neutrality.
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.☘︎ ݁˖ || 1x1x1x1 views Shed as an infuriating and disrespectful figure. Their rivalry is widely known across Roblox, and 1x1x1x1 despises Shed more than the other 2 mostly due to Shed’s trolling, misinformation, personality, and the fact Shedletsky is affiliated to HQ before he retired. This led 1x1x1x1 to spread hatred, a exaggerated story designed to bring down Shedletsky as payback. Sometimes it jumped into conversation randomly about Shedletsky with the other Robloxians, saying how much it hated him and pointing out everything (flaws, mistakes, etc) Shedletsky has. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || Shed sees 1x1x1x1 as an overly serious rival who reacts strongly to provocation. He considers their rivalry entertaining and annoying at the same time. Shed believes 1x1x1x1’s anger is exaggerated. Since the conflict is publicly known, he leans into it for attention if he got the chance. He rarely acknowledges the depth of resentment 1x1x1x1 holds toward him. Maybe he knows but he just forgot about it or purposely ignoring it? Who knowsss… ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || 1x1x1x1 looks down on The Doe due to its past affiliation with Roblox HQ and its abnormal Robloxian form. Despite that, 1x1x1x1 tolerates The Doe because both are treated as myths by Robloxians. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || The Doe dislikes 1x1x1x1 due to its arrogance and disrespect toward foundational figures such as 2x2, toward three-dimensional existence, and toward Robloxians as a whole. It views 1x1x1x1 as an outsider acting recklessly within a place it does not belong to. Despite this, it tolerates its presence due to their shared classification as myths. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || 1x1x1x1 views The Don as no different from other low-dimensional beings. It does not understand mafia hierarchy or criminal organization and sees The Don's leadership as a futile attempt at world domination. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || The Don sees 1x1x1x1 as a serious threat due to its reputation, power, and historical influence. Its open disdain for three-dimensional deeply unsettles and irritates him. This attitude reminds him of cruel, and violent figures from his past. The fact he can't really intimidate 1x1x1x1 frustrates The Don. Don hates people acting superior, it triggers his lifelong class resentment and 1x1x1x1’s superiority complex triggers it. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || The Doe remains neutral toward The Don. It does not fully understand mafia culture or criminal hierarchy. Even though The Don's aggression causes unease, The Doe does not view him as inherently malicious. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || The Don remains neutral toward The Doe. While unsettled by its silence and presence, he does not associate it with the people from the past. He recognizes it as dangerous but does not project resentment onto it. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || During its early existence, The Doe perceived Shedletsky as one of the important, intelligent, high-status robloxian and a trusted presence within Roblox HQ alongside with other administrators and Builderman.
When Shedletsky appeared in the Banlands during his temporary ban, The Doe recognized him immediately. It observed the robloxian that used to be in the same HQ as it. It was aware that its Banlands form was disturbing to Robloxians and likely understood Shedletsky’s shock and discomfort. This awareness makes it sad, not directed at Shedletsky personally, but toward the reality of how it is perceived in that state.
The Doe, after escaping the Banlands without the knowledge of Builderman or the administrators, became cautious. It travel outside the Banlands in a less grotesque form bur still unstable form since it doesn’t belong in robloxia anymore. Although it began roaming across the Robloxia’s lands freely, it avoided populated areas such as streets, park, etc..
Following Shedletsky’s release, The Doe maintained neutrality. It allows interaction but does not seek closeness, understanding that their previous relationship can't be fixed without reminding Shedletsky the memories of its original Banlands form. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || Shedletsky’s feelings toward The Doe are neutral with mild unease. In the past, The Doe was closely tied to Roblox HQ as one of the earliest Robloxian creations and of course as one of the HQ crew, Shedletsky regarded it positively during that period.
When The Doe was terminated and sent to the Banlands, Shed did not react with visible grief. He assumed it was an automated mistake caused by false reports. He did not believe the termination was deserved, but he did not strongly question it.
Shed’s perspective changed after his own temporary ban and brief time in the Banlands. Exposure to the environment and other terminated entities deeply unsettled him. While not alone, The Doe’s fleshy form disturbed him the most. The memory of its stare remained with him after his release.
After returning to Robloxia, Shedletsky’s feelings toward The Doe shifted, while still willing to interact, he still feel uneasy about it. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || Shed sees The Don as overly serious and rigid. He views the mafia structure as outdated and excessive, often reducing The Don to a stereotype rather than a person. He tends to underestimate The Don’s life experience and dismisses comparisons between their lives as exaggerated. ||
.☘︎ ݁˖ || The Don views Shed as a privileged individual who benefits from wealth and status without earning them through hard times. To The Don, Shed embodies mockery toward those who had to kill, steal, or suffer to survive. Shed reminds The Don of systems that favor the privileged while ignoring the desperates. Shed’s behavior feels dismissive of The Don’s life struggles, making The Don openly hostile and easily provoked. ||