*eats your art style @lexumpysfunland *
Shhh... The Stanleys are discussing about buckets-
I love drawing him with messy curly hair-
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I don’t know how else to ask you a question on that blog @lexumpysfunland you don’t have question buttons, so I’ll do it this way.. For the storyteller-
*Boop*:3
Okay I make an exception for this because it's only one ask-
but please don't ask stuff on my main blog... I closed the ask on the lexumpysfunland because I had too much at once and wanted to take time to respond to all of them-
now to your ask:
he doesn't like it when someone tries to poke/boop/pet/hug him.... only Stanley has this privilege 👀
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harrow the ninth is a very special book. because it straight up just gaslights the reader to the point where you're like "did I read the entire first book wrong? DID I read the first book? WHAT'S GOING ON"
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Top surgery gone ……………right???
A stupid thing I made on a magma recently O,: forgive me for not posting im working on… things ^_^ (said with evil intent)
Will maybe post again to dump more scraps for u feral creatures (/aff) until i finally finish something
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the two parts in tsh that haunt me the most are:
1. what did henry tell camilla when he shot himself??
2. what the fuck did richard mean by 'matters progressed'? richard please?? richard??? what do you mean richard????which 'matters' richard???
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Realized how often the Narrator anthropomorphizes things in the Ultra Deluxe in order to encourage or bait Stanley. Which is so much different than how he was in the past endings, specifically the apartment ending. The way he now refers to all the different quotable and memorable objects in the game as Stanley’s friends.
There’s just something about the way the Narrator does at least deeply try to relate to Stanley’s need as a human, understanding more that we are sociable creatures. Giving us the bucket as something to cherish and playing along with the notion (despite getting very obviously upset when Stanley gets too attached to the bucket and then tries to break down that narrative). The attempt made to actually reach out to Stanley in a human-like way.
I don’t know where I’m going with this but the attempt at connection through the similar actions of a person or something like that. Acknowledgement of human needs, even if it's more or less the bare minimum effort.
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