#tim anon

>Tim asked: Im not sure how to word this very well sorry. But a kinda program who is forced to mimic human behaviors despite not being a human alter and it makes them uncanny due to their programming (?) Im trying my best to word this.-Tim

Behavioral mimicry programming: an altar who are programmed to mimic the behavior of other people and animals

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I can picture him talking about his dream girl and MC and then him name dropping her but the producers cut out the name part so it seems like it could be about Jen. 👀 I do love me the angst. 😂

oh, anon

I think he was like, "oh if only a girl could understand me like MC does, you know? things are just so chill with her and i can be myself when it's just us" and then they ask him why don't just go after her and he just blushes and is like, "whaaaat? we're just friends! what are you saying?" 🫣

you know when both of them win the kissing challenge and a date and he's like, "wouldn't it be funny if we just took each other out?" 😁😁😁😁😁 like, I think it's the same vibe with his confessions, just Tim being: "wouldn't it be funny if we just coupled up HAHAHA unless?"

Host doesn’t want a child. Host has never wanted a child.

Edward wants one desperately, always has, but understands that’s not the life Host wants. He respects it, and he doesn’t ask beyond the one short conversation they had. Host was harsher than he should have been at the time, and he still regrets it.

“Host?”“Mm?”“What would you think about having a family of our own? We could always adopt-”“We are not having a child.”“But-”“Children are unnecessary hassle. I’m sorry Edward, but no.”

Edward had turned over and stayed silent the rest of the night even though Host knew he was still awake.

Host considers creating a child, just as he’d created Orwell. Finally, he gives it a shot. He’s exhausted by the time he has a faint outline that will stay around.

He continues to narrate, continues giving the child features and personality. Finally, finally, the child solidifies. Exists.

Edward starts sobbing, and Host panics he’s done something wrong. He can’t tell if Edward’s happy or hurt that he’d do this after his heavy denials and not even tell him- but then he hears Tim doing the speaking for him.

“Maman?”“I- oh- sweetheart I’m-” Edward is gasping out his words, and Host gently ushers Tim out to bring Edward over.

Edward settles easily into the chair with him once Host “encourages” the chair to be bigger. Tim climbs into Edward’s lap this time, but Host feels his small feet plop onto his own lap.

“The Host is-”“Shh” comes from his son and his husband, and Host can’t help the wry smile that curls onto his face.

“What were you two reading?” Edward asks when he trusts his voice, and Host feels him moving to hug Tim close.

“We were reading Alice in wonderland.”“Oh?”“It’s Tim’s favorite.”

Host hears a giggle, followed by another as Edward kisses Tim’s head. “Well, why don’t we continue?”

Tim and Host are asleep by the time Edward finishes the story, and the doctor grins like an idiot.

Host wakes up to his husband and son curled up with him in the library, and despite his lack of want for a child he finds himself beaming.

“You just aren’t like them.” Edward states, leaning forward and tapping Tim’s head.

“Your powers aren’t like theirs, you have a powerful mind. How you choose to use that is up to you.”“So… My power is being smart?” Tim asks, and he doesn’t seem impressed.

“Tim says that as though it were bad.” Host drawls, facing Tim as best he can.

Tim blushes, ducking his head and shifting nervously.“It’s not! I’m just- is that really a power?”

“The Host believes so. Many children are not half as smart as Tim.”“You’ve gotten a lot smarter a lot faster by working a lot harder.” Edward states, smiling and kissing Tim’s head.