#Undertale try not to cry series
#Undertale try not to cry free

This is when asriel takes his first active role in the plan: despite his misgivings, he gets the flowers. by agreeing with these noble goals, he can prove that he is not a crybaby and not disloyal to chara. by putting asriel on the defense, asriel is compelled to find a reason to agree with the plan. after all, who would be against the virtues of strength and freedom? however, itвЂ™s interesting that chara stresses this only after asriel is forced to defend himself. this is the most positive aspect of the mission, and one that is difficult to oppose.

#Undertale try not to cry free

this unconditional vow means asriel is, once again, obliged to cooperate with chara.ДЄfter asriel defends himself вЂ“ denying the tears and reaffirming his loyalty to chara вЂ“ asriel makes a hesitant affirmative:В вЂњyвЂ¦ yeah!вЂќ while itвЂ™s unknown what chara said before this, itвЂ™s probable that chara made their most compelling argument: that together they should be strong enough to free all monsters. asriel feels the need to express that not only does he not doubt chara, but he would never doubt them. by calling asrielвЂ™s loyalty into question, asriel once again is put on the defensive. asriel vehemently denies this, saying he would вЂњnever doubtвЂќ chara. Once asriel says chara is вЂњright,вЂќ chara must ask if he doubts them. ultimately, asriel feels obligated to go along with this plan in order to protect his own sense of self-worth. of course, not crying means not letting the plan upset him, and the best way to prove he is not upset is by agreeing to it. the pressure to be a вЂњbig kidвЂќ seems to be of importance to asriel, and he shows this by trying not to cry. right off the bat, he states that he doesnвЂ™tВ вЂњlike this idea.вЂќ instead of giving an answer, chara deflects and says something that causes asriel to deny he is crying, which appears to be a source of shame for him.Д«y not acknowledging asrielвЂ™s doubts and instead calling attention to his weakness, asriel is put on the defense. however, it is important to acknowledge the degree to which asriel consented to this plan, and the pressure he faced to go along with it.ДЄfter chara explains their plan, asriel is quick to protest it. after all, being an accomplice to a crime is still a criminal act. This analysis is in no way trying to absolve asriel of responsibility or blame for his part in the plan. with words alone, chara is able to force asriel into acting against his morals and instead cooperate with chara. the force that is used does not have to be physical.

So look at all these coments saying 'you got what was coming for you' being FEATURED BY THE OWNER, and think about that for a second.Coercion, by definition, is the practice of forcing or persuading someone to do something they do not want. 'I should have killed you more thoroughly' or somthing like that, he wasn't being racist, he was being apologetic for them being sentient! The souls he combined, he probably didn't know they were brother and sister, let alone that they were still sentient! That was explained earlier, It was cruel, but what other choice did he have. He was desperate to keep the ones he had left, and another of his children was dying, and there was somthing he could do to stop it. He saw 4 of his children die and there was nothing he could do about it. He was given the ability to help some other of his kind, the first he had been able to get since the war, but he failed, the only thing he could do to redeem himself, and he failed. He saw witness of tourture to his kind made by those whom he trusted. He was desperate for family, friendship, anything he could find that he could show compassion to.

He lost his race, his family, and anything that could be considered close to his existence. Let's just hope one day G will be forgiven for his mistakes, but until then. So all and all, This is what I thought of this version of G:

#Undertale try not to cry series

Like WTF G?! I like Gaster, I really do, and the way he's portrayed in this series is awesome, but you can't help but feel sorry for the guy, but at the same time, you just have to think 'Sorry Gaster, you f***ed up BIG time'. Seriously, How f***ed up would it be to FUSE a BROTHER AND A SISTER. I really do like the interesting story about him, and the fact that he honestly TRIED to do something for the boys. I won't lie, as I read through the comments a bit (and as much I hate to be a downer on my fave UT character). (Warning: This comment has cursing, but I doubt you'd really care considering this IS the internet.)