>>724991465
The "intrusive thoughts" analogy is fine in a vacuum, but in practice all it's doing is shifting blame onto Kris for things that we make them do. Especially when all of the worst things you can make Kris do are when the game makes it abundantly clear beyond ANY reasonable doubt that YOU are in control and Kris DOES NOT WANT this to happen.
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>>724713479
The post you're replying to is pretty schizo but "Ralsei is Kris's old horns" doesn't really make sense either when you think about it.
If we just think about Chapter 2, we have the scene where Lancer and Rouxls jump into Kris's pocket to establish how you could move objects/Darkners between Dark Worlds. It would be kind of bullshit if Ralsei was also supposed to be secretly jumping in Kris's pocket, even though you see him waving goodbye while Kris ascends to the Light World and the screen fades to white.
I think Ralsei isn't an ordinary Darkner and might be literally made of "pure darkness," it would explain why he just collapses into a pile of clothes when he's knocked out, why he seemingly has no history or purpose (beyond helping the other Heroes/fulfilling the Prophecy) unlike the other object-Darkners, why he can fly(?), and why he seems so troubled over not being able to "be there" for Susie in the Light World - couldn't he "be there" for her even just an object that brings her some comfort? Aren't other Darkners pleased to comfort Lightners in this way, isn't that what he's been preaching the whole game?
It is true that Ralsei does have pink horns and does uncannily resemble Kris's brother. The theory that Ralsei might be Kris's "monster-sona" or "imaginary friend" from when they were younger could still be true. It actually fits very well with the idea that the Dark Worlds (the first three, at least) are a recreation of the make-believe games Kris used to play with "that girl" when they were younger, as implied by Ramb.
This could even still fit with Ralsei being an object with Kris's old red horns, maybe with them stitched onto a teddy bear or some similar stuffed doll. We know that Asriel has some connection to Seam, and Dess has some yarn and buttons in her room...
But, whatever Ralsei is, Kris isn't carrying him between Dark Worlds.
The post you're replying to is pretty schizo but "Ralsei is Kris's old horns" doesn't really make sense either when you think about it.
If we just think about Chapter 2, we have the scene where Lancer and Rouxls jump into Kris's pocket to establish how you could move objects/Darkners between Dark Worlds. It would be kind of bullshit if Ralsei was also supposed to be secretly jumping in Kris's pocket, even though you see him waving goodbye while Kris ascends to the Light World and the screen fades to white.
I think Ralsei isn't an ordinary Darkner and might be literally made of "pure darkness," it would explain why he just collapses into a pile of clothes when he's knocked out, why he seemingly has no history or purpose (beyond helping the other Heroes/fulfilling the Prophecy) unlike the other object-Darkners, why he can fly(?), and why he seems so troubled over not being able to "be there" for Susie in the Light World - couldn't he "be there" for her even just an object that brings her some comfort? Aren't other Darkners pleased to comfort Lightners in this way, isn't that what he's been preaching the whole game?
It is true that Ralsei does have pink horns and does uncannily resemble Kris's brother. The theory that Ralsei might be Kris's "monster-sona" or "imaginary friend" from when they were younger could still be true. It actually fits very well with the idea that the Dark Worlds (the first three, at least) are a recreation of the make-believe games Kris used to play with "that girl" when they were younger, as implied by Ramb.
This could even still fit with Ralsei being an object with Kris's old red horns, maybe with them stitched onto a teddy bear or some similar stuffed doll. We know that Asriel has some connection to Seam, and Dess has some yarn and buttons in her room...
But, whatever Ralsei is, Kris isn't carrying him between Dark Worlds.
>>724196092
>People that act like Mantle was some psychological horror are actually nuts
It literally is a horror segment
>erm you got SCARED about a VIDEO GAME??
You can be a faggot like this about any horror game, it is clearly and factually meant to invoke some creepypasta shit. Nobody cares that you're a Big Tough Boy, the intention is to be unsettling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEMpLyFJ8wI
>People that act like Mantle was some psychological horror are actually nuts
It literally is a horror segment
>erm you got SCARED about a VIDEO GAME??
You can be a faggot like this about any horror game, it is clearly and factually meant to invoke some creepypasta shit. Nobody cares that you're a Big Tough Boy, the intention is to be unsettling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEMpLyFJ8wI
"Eram" isn't a real character
The thing you fight to get the Mantle is literally just the Mantle
If you're putting a name on the thing that talks to Kris during the game it seems very easy to just point the finger at FRIEND. But of course FRIENDfags are rabid schizos so they've been busy trying to convince people FRIEND is The Knight instead
The thing you fight to get the Mantle is literally just the Mantle
If you're putting a name on the thing that talks to Kris during the game it seems very easy to just point the finger at FRIEND. But of course FRIENDfags are rabid schizos so they've been busy trying to convince people FRIEND is The Knight instead
>>528313474
You were told that you'll need Noelle for something in the future
You were told that it's good to get stronger
Noelle will get stronger
You were told that you'll need Noelle for something in the future
You were told that it's good to get stronger
Noelle will get stronger
>>528182642
"The children followed the pointed tail" sounds like something or someone was leading them away (to the Shelter?)
"The pointed tail" might even be Kris, they were already associated with devil imagery as a kid (the horned headband) and devils traditionally have pointed or spade-shaped tails. (But "THEY'LL SEE THE TAIL OF HELL TAKE CRAWL" being part of The Prophecy makes it seem like a more significant recurring idea)
The Man and even Gaster himself certainly don't seem to have any malicious intent toward Kris and the others (Gaster says "YOU ARE ABOUT TO MEET SOMEONE VERY, VERY WONDERFUL" if you name yourself after Kris, Noelle or Susie). Who knows if that really means anything though, with how strange and detached Gaster is.
"Lost where the forest would grow" is also an interesting phrase, since "where the forest would grow" implies that the forest wasn't there yet, but that can't be the case since we already have Noelle's account of the four of them exploring "the forest behind the graveyard."
I don't know what to make of the binoculars in MANCOUNTRY. The grey scene you see just looks like if you zoomed in on a carpet (which would make sense if they're supposed to be in the couch), or maybe just an empty field. It's too abstract to say anything about it at this point.
"The children followed the pointed tail" sounds like something or someone was leading them away (to the Shelter?)
"The pointed tail" might even be Kris, they were already associated with devil imagery as a kid (the horned headband) and devils traditionally have pointed or spade-shaped tails. (But "THEY'LL SEE THE TAIL OF HELL TAKE CRAWL" being part of The Prophecy makes it seem like a more significant recurring idea)
The Man and even Gaster himself certainly don't seem to have any malicious intent toward Kris and the others (Gaster says "YOU ARE ABOUT TO MEET SOMEONE VERY, VERY WONDERFUL" if you name yourself after Kris, Noelle or Susie). Who knows if that really means anything though, with how strange and detached Gaster is.
"Lost where the forest would grow" is also an interesting phrase, since "where the forest would grow" implies that the forest wasn't there yet, but that can't be the case since we already have Noelle's account of the four of them exploring "the forest behind the graveyard."
I don't know what to make of the binoculars in MANCOUNTRY. The grey scene you see just looks like if you zoomed in on a carpet (which would make sense if they're supposed to be in the couch), or maybe just an empty field. It's too abstract to say anything about it at this point.
>>712413758
>THE TAIL OF HELL
>Lost where the forest would grow, the children followed the pointed tail.
Like a devil's?
>THE TAIL OF HELL
>Lost where the forest would grow, the children followed the pointed tail.
Like a devil's?