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7/13/2025, 6:52:17 AM
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In order:
1. He's operating in secret (with Kris and Carol) because the Dark World situation is extremely fragile and he doesn't want to initiate the Roaring by making Dark Worlds common knowledge.
IMPORTANT: There did not exist a way to close a Dark Fountain or kill a Titan before the game starts. That is a power limited to the Player's Soul alone and the Knight Crew is very aware of this and is counting on it judging by the phone call at Noelle's house and their seeming lack of interest in starting the Roaring.
2. He is motivated to engage in dangerous and reckless activity by his grief over Dess's disappearance, which we know for a fact he is capable of because of Undertale and we know that he is feeling that way because of the Ribbick dialogue contrasting Dess's all-important moniker of "LOST GIRL" to his "CRYING BOY", implying that these two things are of the same narrative importance. Note that picrel is also the only hint we have of his reaction to Dess's situation.
3. Asriel is not pretending to be Dess, the "antlers" are likely part of the Knight's helmet. Toby is pointing at Dess with its design to surprise you when it turns out not to be Dess, just like any good mystery story.
In order:
1. He's operating in secret (with Kris and Carol) because the Dark World situation is extremely fragile and he doesn't want to initiate the Roaring by making Dark Worlds common knowledge.
IMPORTANT: There did not exist a way to close a Dark Fountain or kill a Titan before the game starts. That is a power limited to the Player's Soul alone and the Knight Crew is very aware of this and is counting on it judging by the phone call at Noelle's house and their seeming lack of interest in starting the Roaring.
2. He is motivated to engage in dangerous and reckless activity by his grief over Dess's disappearance, which we know for a fact he is capable of because of Undertale and we know that he is feeling that way because of the Ribbick dialogue contrasting Dess's all-important moniker of "LOST GIRL" to his "CRYING BOY", implying that these two things are of the same narrative importance. Note that picrel is also the only hint we have of his reaction to Dess's situation.
3. Asriel is not pretending to be Dess, the "antlers" are likely part of the Knight's helmet. Toby is pointing at Dess with its design to surprise you when it turns out not to be Dess, just like any good mystery story.
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