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+ FOURTH WALL EVENT: FOREST PARTY +
Who: E V E R Y O N E
Where: The Forest!
When: Sept 7th to Sept 10th
Rating: G to PG-13 (please label higher ratings, thank you!)
Summary: Could it be that you (GASP!) don't want to be here? Do you maybe want to make like a tree and... leaf? Then how about you do the next best thing, and come to the woods to party! And don't forget to have a look at the Fourth Wall Master Post for event rules, puzzle clues, and more places to mingle!
The Story:
Beginning on September 7th, colourful ribbons will hang from several trees by the forest. Whoever follows their path will be guided deeper, right to the scene of a forest party.
Wooden benches, swings in all shapes and sizes, tree trunks, and other arrangements give plenty of opportunities to sit together. Tree houses and tents provide shelter, and come nightfall the festivities will light up for you.
Campfires provide additional light and warmth and a great place for ghost stories. Camping coolers store more than smores, and all around you nature twists and turns to give you room to dance to the music, to wander in the quiet, and to simply have a good time!
(...Are you the curiously perceptive, or the perceptively curious sort? If so, then you might also notice the small bird sitting on a branch nearby.)
Where: The Forest!
When: Sept 7th to Sept 10th
Rating: G to PG-13 (please label higher ratings, thank you!)
Summary: Could it be that you (GASP!) don't want to be here? Do you maybe want to make like a tree and... leaf? Then how about you do the next best thing, and come to the woods to party! And don't forget to have a look at the Fourth Wall Master Post for event rules, puzzle clues, and more places to mingle!
The Story:

Beginning on September 7th, colourful ribbons will hang from several trees by the forest. Whoever follows their path will be guided deeper, right to the scene of a forest party.
Wooden benches, swings in all shapes and sizes, tree trunks, and other arrangements give plenty of opportunities to sit together. Tree houses and tents provide shelter, and come nightfall the festivities will light up for you.
Campfires provide additional light and warmth and a great place for ghost stories. Camping coolers store more than smores, and all around you nature twists and turns to give you room to dance to the music, to wander in the quiet, and to simply have a good time!
(...Are you the curiously perceptive, or the perceptively curious sort? If so, then you might also notice the small bird sitting on a branch nearby.)
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eh, no one important.
damn, i'm, uh, sorry about your world, though. with someone like me in charge--
welp, already decided not to think about it, so.
[So he stops thinking about it.]
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You tried to kill me. Mom stopped you. I got over it.
You were just doing your job. Trying to maintain hope or something. I get it. Humans...
[Well. The less said about humans, the better, they think.]
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stop. i don't want to know.
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All right, all right. Never mind.
We can just talk about - I dunno what it is you talk about. Ketchup? Ketchup soda? Mom had a bottle of the stuff in her house for whenever you came to visit.
[Their nose wrinkles a little bit. It tasted god-awful, of course.]
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[If he's in the capitol, no doubt ruling the Underground with the laziest fist ever and probably plunging the entire place into anarchy, then someone has to be in Snowdin. Right?]
[Fuck this. Man. Fuck timelines.]
ketchup soda sounds kind of amazing. i've heard of ketchup chips, but not soda.
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[If he'd rather not talk about it directly, it's fine. They can sidestep. They're good at that. And they're really good at not talking about their problems directly. They are really excellent at that.]
How do you make ketchup chips? I thought the whole point of ketchup was that it - [They make a vague bottle-dumping gesture, miming the way they might dump the stuff on a burger or a hotdog.] - you know.
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[Wait till he discovers ketchup ice cream.]
pfft. i have no idea. i mean, i put extra ketchup on 'em anyway, so.
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[Their tone is dry, but light all the same. Figures that'd be the one common ground he shares with the Sans they know.]
Guess some things really do stay the same, huh?
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i know a sans who eats mayo. it's horrifying.
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[Chara actually laughs at that one. The mental image is, frankly, terrifying.]
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[The draw one knee up to their chest, elbow braced against it, chin propped up on their knuckles.]
And why's that the only thing that changes between you two?
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mayo's not the only difference. all of them are different from us in some pretty fundamental ways. some of them aren't so bad but most of them are, uh, kinda. crazy?
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Yeah, I met one of your "mirrors". Toriel.
[They manage to twist their own mother's name into something heavy with regret, rank with uncertainty.]
I didn't like her.
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[He sighs heavily.]
yeah.
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[Their tone is even and polite, as if they're not disparaging this alternate version of their mother.]
Just some friendly advice.
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[About.]
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[Perhaps something about that too-polite, too-stilted speech might be familiar; it seems to be a constant among Charas.]
So your mirror's a jackass. Toriel's is...something. Should I ask about the others?
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hm. [He scratches the side of his skull.] mettaton's is a skeevy weirdo. frisk's is a sadistic little edgelord. chara's is a doormat. alphys's is...weird. papyrus's--
[He stops.]
mirrors are just weird. basically you run into any versions of us who are total creeps, i'd head the other direction.
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They don't recognize every name that comes their way. No idea what a Mettaton is. Or a Frisk.]
So I'm a doormat. Great.
[Can only imagine how that must have -
Okay. No. They're not thinking about that.]
No offense, but it doesn't sound like there are any versions of you that aren't creeps. Mirror-wise, anyway.
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[Chara timid and polite, Sans trying way too hard, Papyrus...Papyrus cold and murderous.]
yeah, heh. i think at least all our mirrors are like that.
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[Is it possible to overdose on sarcasm? God they hope so.]
Well, in that case, hope I'm not staying. I thought it'd beat Snowdin. Even the fake sky was nice, you know? Nice to pretend.
But I'd rather take that endless -
[Ah. No. They quickly divert whatever they were about to say into something less...obvious.]
I'd rather take Snowdin over this, any day.
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[As real as everything else around here, at least.]
[They cut themselves off. "Endless."]
...snowdin, huh? the snow is pretty endless. but i guess there's snow place like home.
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[It's easy. It's so easy to default to that. That joking, casual demeanor. Maybe that's why he does it. It lets him avoid thinking about everything...everything else.]
I guess I wouldn't know. Been a long time since I've seen the sky, and I don't go to Waterfall.
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[Got him in one, Chara.]
yeah? not a fan of dark and wet?
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