>>720018527
>flowey wouldve caught that human's soul and become god
Ignoring the fact that Flowey tries to do the same exact thing in UT and fails miserably, yeah, sure.
>he has many ways to easily get clover to the human souls' room
Flowey's problem isn't getting into the room, it's getting the souls at all. In UT we see that he's only ever able to get his hands on the human souls once you've already taken care of Asgore for him, but never in any other context, except for when he's absorbing everyone else in the true pacifist run.
>because flowey wouldnt suddenly just give up on the souls
Did you play UT? Flowey literally gives up on using the six human souls against Frisk after the first time you fight him like that because he knows they'll rebel against him again, that's literally in the game.
Flowey isn't some cunning mastermind, he's just a guy with all the time in the world on his hands and a willingness to do trial and error for god knows how long, but he isn't omniscient or omnipotent. Literally one of the first things we see in UT is him being bitch smacked by Toriel.
Completely ignoring UTY for a sec, Flowey almost never succeeds in any of his plans in-game, and he *never* succeeds in any actual direct conflicts we see him in. He gets bitch smacked by Toriel, he loses against Frisk with the six souls, and he loses against Frisk as Asriel. Nothing Flowey tries to do against the player ever actually works out, and we know from various other official sources (like the official UT tumblr account, other shit Toby's posted, etc) that Flowey isn't even always successful against other monsters either.
Flowey being in UTY and not getting his hands on the souls, or Clover's soul specifically, makes perfect sense when you consider what Flowey's *actually* capabilities are, and don't just pretend he's completely unstoppable.