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jkjkjk id love to hear your thoughts on Gerson for the unpopular opinions meme i feel like a lot of fan content completely skips over him when id argue he knows more about the meta elements of whats going on than sans or alphys do. that old man knows to much and i wish their was more stuff dissecting him in fandom.

what is kingdings if not asgerson for COWARDS!

i like gerson lol. he's fun. lots of people said it before me but I'm really curious about his role in deltarune, both in the likely possibility of dustners being a thing, and in how he was set up to fulfill gaster's quote unquote "role" in deltarune's version of events as alphys' deceased predecessor.

it is my god given purpose to hype up nic's asriel fic to the die i bite the goddamn dust, it's Never Had A Chance To Bloom by the one and only distanceseventeen

VERY good addition to the toriel fic list, thank you very much for the rec (forgot i hadn't responded to this one, HAHA). some mild disagreement on characterization since i don't think toriel would cry, but hey, many a good toriel fic where that's the case.

. ok. i would NOT write this.

because my friend @smells-like-mettaton already did and it is literally exactly what you described and you need to check it out immediately because it's so fucking funny

AU where Frisk Saves "Asriel" by making him goat boy again but due to the odd nature of Flowe being a half-state between monster and organic.

Since Monster bodies are an expression of the soul themselves what this essentially does is Essentially once again kill off any emotional progress Flowey may have had and now "Asriel" is once again SOULLESS.

Terrible Consequences of not being satisfied with what you had mixed with saviour complex and you couldn't leave well enough alone and so you ended up making things worse

The Corpse is alive but the Soul is No longer there mocking you for messing it all up

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An Old Goat Can Teach New Tricks (Gen, 8.9k words, TP, Toriel centric) blatant favorite everyone read this it needs to be a character classic in the fandom right NEOWWW.

With part of her mind always on issues beyond raising and teaching children, Toriel decides to do her part to show the humans that monsters come in peace. And what better way to teach that fact than going to a human school to do it?

Bittersweet Thirteen (Gen, 5.8k words, TP, Fluff, Angst, Grief, Toriel & Frisk)

Toriel always dreads this day.

She's had a long time to grieve her life's many losses, but she still can't fight off the despondency that comes with the birthday of one of her fallen children. Her sole child who still lives--and one who does not--decide to take action.

home, heart & heartache (Gen, 4.7k words, Pre-canon, angst, Toriel & the Fallen Humans (& Sans). Warning for graphic child death).

You leave the palace and your crown behind, and vanish behind a stone door nobody can pass. In the ruins, you can build a safe haven, protect any further children that drop from up above. Perhaps you could become a mother, again, and try to understand what drew these children up the mountain and into the abyss to begin with. Try to heal that wound.

You suppose this is a form of cowardice in itself.

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The Bedtime Story. (Gen, 1.2k words, Humor, Toriel & Frisk)

Every night, Toriel reads Frisk a bedtime story. Unlike other nights, tonight's bedtime story comes with a moral.

...*A* moral, not necessarily a good one.

Duty of Care (Gen, 1.4k words, TP, angst, H/C, PTSD, Toriel &(/) Sans) obligatory self promo

"Because that’s what they w—are. Before being the savior of monsterkind, Frisk is a child—a human one, at that—and human children get sick. Toriel knows better than anyone. So she pulled herself together, rolled up her sleeves and got to work. Even as time passed, as their condition worsened and the fever refused to break.

All is right, she tells herself.

The child isn’t dead."

* Smells like soap bubbles. (Gen, TP, 500 words, Toriel & Frisk)

One instance of Toriel and Frisk learning how to be a family together."

Wear and Tear (Gen, 600 words, Character study, Grief, Toriel centric)

Toriel remembers her second child.

Recognition (Gen, TP, 300 words, angst, Toriel & Flowey)

One time, Toriel fell asleep on the floor. She woke up in bed with a glass of water next to her, filled to the brim.