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I'm thinking more about prophet hive's kid in later years and I can only come to the conclusion that they would end up THE most burnt out gifted kid, constantly comparing themself to their parents and literally one bad day away from snapping and exploding (literally or metaphorically you choose) on everyone in sight.
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i love the different ways you can take like clover and flowey's dynamic
like if you think about it, flowey essentially created the version of clover that remains in the present
the moment they hit the underground, they became some sort of lab project of flowey. like how alphys created the version of flowey (asriel). the difference is that it wasn't alphys' intention other than to test how different organisms handle determination. flowey does it intentionally to reach a goal.
trials to get clover to do what he wants. trials to likely figure out clover's strengths or weaknesses to create a perfect run for them. an endless amount of trials is required with a lab with a high power.
flowey hypothesizes that its possible, or else he wouldn't even bother. only in the end after reaching more dead ends with an altered group of runs does he decided to try his chances with the next human. though he desperately tries to make clover work knowing the inevitable, the next human, frisk, having more determination than him.
this is it. this is the only subject he can test on. the only subject he can manipulate. this is especially revealed in the neutral route where it all is at a dead end. the run disproved his hypothesis and he must try again. he must try again and again until his hypothesis is true. until the run ends in him reaching the souls or a sufficient ending.
until clover does exactly what he wants, what he, essentially, made clover for.
and the poor child doesn't have any clue until its too late. that's why yellow's neutral route ending is so intriguing to me. its the realization that clover is nothing but a vessel for flowey to grow. some sort of experimental being.
an experimental being like him, like flowey.
Bit curious but is Bobo completely aware of the circumstances of which he came into the world (bursting through what is assumed to be his own "Mother's" already deceased corpse)
* Bobo... is very haunted by that fact...
Honestly I'm worried about Frisk. How they'll turn out. Child heroes never turn out okay.
Savior of monsterkind is a heavy title to wear. Learning that everyone's problems is their own if they ever want to progress, that they have to solve them and fix them to do good, to be good, to disregard their violence as just lashing out and that their own mortality and body is meaningless because they can (or could) reset.
On the surface, they can't reset. But the lessons they've learned will still stick to them.
Everyone has healed and are doing better, but what about the scars they've left on them?
Toriel is also traumatised by the death of all the other kids, is she really fit to take care of Frisk, who is convinced that they need to help her before anyone can ever help them? Do they even realise that they need help or that they're allowed to have it?
It's Steven Universe Future all over again, except they're powerless and passive.
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@thebina requested more gailin... im sorry i couldnt draw him being happy, theres hardly anyone to make him feel good about himself and this is a more likely scenario
Liam was def high or drunk in that interview but it's old. He's wearing the outfit he wore in the pap picks from like a week and a half ago, actually most of his interviews were recorded like a week ago. If u look at the grimmy stuff and the take over of Instagram he seems much much better. I personally think he was stressed out about what he was being told to say :(
Hello my Anon and yes, I know it’s old. All thhe interviews of his radio tour are coming out now, hence the need of vitamins, LOL!
I too think that Liam had taken either some “liquid courage” or something similar before going in for this interview. Do I think Liam has a drinking or drugs problem? NO! Do I think Liam’s like insulting and trashing his Boys? NO! So since he had to get out and say this god-damned awful BS, and having reached his limit, I thinki he helped himself so “he could deliver his lines”... Poor kid. And yes, in the other interviews he looks and sounds far better but then he had already got the baptism by fire, so...
I always get so happy when selden is given space to be. not a single character in this book feels like a cardboard cutout to serve some appearance or plot purpose and be ignored otherwise. selden's a real person, with his own perspective and hopes and goals and feelings, and the narrative lets him be that full person even tho he's just a little lad. it's so 🥺
