#the confrontation

Idk if this really counts as Sunflower or not... it's not meant to be ship art? but ig it's kind of exploring the not cute sides of the pairing anyway

I spent around an hour and a half on this piece which is abnormally fast... I think it's one of my favorites so far ^^

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Speedpaint:

The Confrontation.

Shortly after Alice had been discharged from the hospital, Alice knew that if she was going to gather evidence to prove that Felix Kranken was responsible for Brian's death, she needed to go right to the source.

Alice collected the paper evidence that had been collected until that point, and knocked on the office door. She waited anxiously, clutching the papers like a lifeline, hoping that the talk would bring clarity, or even if not that, some sign to herself that she wasn't hopelessly clutching at straws, longing for a form of hope. She had managed to convince one of the Bon's Burgers employees that she had a complaint, and it was a miracle that they had let her in. Soon, a voice had called out for the young woman to enter the office. She cautiously entered, her anxiety building as she entered.

Alice started off by introducing herself. However, after that, she wasted no time in asking about those events. But to no avail, all her claims were denied, one by one. The older man had began to claim that she was making things up. That is when Alice had placed the evidence onto the table. Posters, newspaper clippings, the lot. It was peculiar how the red haired woman had gotten her hands on them, but Felix wasted no time in making sure none of what she was implying would get out. Deep down, he knew that he was guilty for each of what this bizarre lady was claiming wasn't totally wrong, but he wished to keep his reputation and his business.

He started to bargain with her, speaking of how several amounts of money would be given if she would keep her mouth shut. But then, it didn't work. He began to use threats of legal action and tried to intimidate her in any way the man could, but there was no sign of fear, nor backing down. Every attempt to convince the woman to keep her mouth closed was met with her arguing back harder. And she seemed to be getting more verbally aggressive too as she leaned over the table, yelling about how horrible he was. Every accusation rang louder, and louder, until Alice got way too close for comfort to him as she leaned over the table, fire burning in her eyes as they pierced through him.

He knew he couldn't exactly keep this up for long, so, Felix sent for Chris to drag her away, but try not to make a scene. Perhaps out the back would be feasible. He had told Alice that if she ever returned again, he would call the police. She paused. She could give the evidence to the police to prove her intentions but would they even believe the woman? Alice was denied before, who's to say she'll be taken seriously now?

From then, she begrudgingly grabbed the papers she brought and headed out. But she assured the man that this wasn't the final time he'd hear from her.

Sketch

Hey fellas! Finally finished the drawing I've been talking about finishing :3

I am quite proud of it.

You'll have to excuse me if there's any mistakes in the lore writing part, I haven't written properly in a good while.

Also, this happens right after the 'cliff incident', and before Alice's years long tirade of trying to bring some sense of justice for Brian and Felix's other victims.