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That might just be because I see a lot of arguments that use a theory video as evidence though. It just comes across as 'we have a demonic and threatening character here, let's frantically search for a way to make them a poor misunderstood little angel' to me. I have nothing AGAINST good!Chara, but.I don't see her as a friendly narrator some people theorise her to be. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if the result of the plan failing (Asriel refusing and getting killed) is what causes her to act the way she does in-game the strongest things she'd experienced before Asriel died was power and killing intent, and that's what she wants the most after waking inside Frisk power by killing. 'Well, I dunno, maybe something, erotic.' Chara said as she took her other hand and started to massage her left breast. His penis beginning to harden Frisk asked Chara what she meant.

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Her plan, while primarily to free monsters, was also a way to get personal revenge on humanity. Chara whispered in Frisk's ear as she moved her hand to Frisk's crotch. I've heard arguments defending her by claiming it was Frisk's actions that corrupted her, or the player being responsible for it, neither of which I agree with for the simple reason that Chara had already been somewhat genocidal even when she was alive.Дon't get me wrong, I don't think she was evil she was just a kid. She genuinely don't seem to have much of a motive behind her actions other than gaining power through killing. The kindest description I can give Chara's behaviour in the game is to compare her to a hyperactive child finally allowed to go outside and play after being stuck indoors for a long time, burning off all that energy in the most destructive way possible. Still being the player's in-game avatar.That's exactly what I've been thinking. This way Chara becomes an embodiment of the player's dark side and gets out of their control. That means that the player shows Chara that the killing everyone could be a possible option, that the power is a thing, etc. Also, Chara is never controlled by the player themselves so perhaps this is one puppet revolting against their master.or not? The best I can think of it is that the player is bringing Chara up, showing them their actions and its consequences.

I suppose that's one way to look at it, but this rule is not absolute - Chara leaves their mark on the world after GR at the end of the credits, so in some aspects Chara is beyond the player's control. Frisk is a marionette controlled by our in-game avatar who is controlled by us. Despite this, Chara, also being our in-game avatar, is also an individual character with their own backstory, and also Frisk and Chara are different humans with different fates. After completing Genocide our in-game avatar is getting out of our control. Originally posted by Bambai:Well, let's assume that the real player in the real world gives commands to their in-game avatar, Chara, who, in their turn, controls Frisk.

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Was Chara reincarnated, and then chose a new identity, Frisk, when the player revealed to them how good life could be if they learnt how to be merciful? After all, we only learn that Frisk is Frisk if we spare every monster in the game.

In fact, his/her 'best friend' is unable to tell the two apart by appearance alone. Also, the fact that Frisk and Chara have 'similar fashion sense', and look almost completely identical (in the drawings depicting them in the intro and pacifist ending, they are completely indistinguishable ) can be no coincidence. This seems to come as a result of Frisk falling down from the platform and if so, these must be his/her memories. Does this mean that Chara is Frisk's alter ego, or vice versa? (The same could be said about in-game Asriel, simply a memory? However, what would explain the barrier breaking?)ДЄfter a genocide run, Frisk's reflection in the water will appear as Chara and during the scene in Waterfall where we have a flashback of Asriel. Could it be possible that this is some kind of figment of the imagination, meaning that the scene with Chara is not in the physical world.

When we see Chara in the genocide ending, s/he is an overworld sprite, despite the player not having finished a battle, and no other character interacts with her/him. Are Frisk and Chara the same person? There seem to be a number of clues that have led me to this conclusion.