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I'll be your number one with a bullet [Audio]

So, after some... Conversations I've overheard I got a question for you lot. And it's okay cause like, kids need to learn stuff. So asking questions are good.

[Their tone of voice is so not serious, Chara isn't expecting anyone to give a real answer to this question. And those who do? Well they'll be people they'll want to get to know.]

So like. What is the most horrible thing you ever did and didn't feel bad about? Spare no details and hey maybe I'll tell you all my answer.

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Is it telling? No one has asked me, that's why I haven't said mine.

[They let out a small snort.]

If you start avoiding people who have done something bad in their lives you'd have to become a hermit.

If I asked directly, would you tell me?

It will be more being careful than outright avoiding. Not everyone is selfish and cruel too, I'm sure there's plenty of good people in this city.

Sure. I accidentally poisoned my adopted father, he was sick for a bit and that was that. I got scolded for it but I didn't feel bad about it.

[And that's just the one they'll admit non-anon, gotta keep up the facade after all.]

Good people tend to do some horrible stuff just because they think they're doing good.

[Oh, adoptive fathers. That's a sore point for Scott too.] Did you hate him? Was he a bad father?

And because some people screw up no matter their good intentions, the whole world should be doomed? [You sound too young to be this cynical.]

... Not at the time. It was a mistake, we used buttercups instead of cups of butter you see.

[They're older than you, Scott.]

You ever hear the saying "The road to hell is paved with good intentions"?

But you did not miss him once he died. Is there a reason?

[Not like he can tell with voice alone.]

I did. I also heard the 'An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind'. If there's wrong in the world, you fight to stop it not to make it worse.

He's not dead.

[At least not in the timeline they were living in before ending up here.]

And who says anything these people have done made their worlds worse? You judging them for it is just as bad.

Oh, sorry, I misheard you before. Good to know he's alive.

I'm not judging anybody, I mean that in general we all should try to make the world a better place.

Mmm.

And sometimes the world will be better with a few less humans in it.

Dead people learn no lessons, though.

Now that's not true. I learned a lot when I was dead.

Only if you come back.

[He doesn't sounds particularly surprised about Chara's explanation. People dying and coming back to life is nothing new in his world.]

What kind of lessons did you learn?

I learned that no matter how good a person is, if they get bored enough they'll do some horrible horrible things.

Those in your world might be really different than mine. People don't become awful just because they get bored.

[Except perhaps, Deadpool.]

Well bored is just for a few people. I saw a King who was a good man decide that the best course of action for saving his people would be to let them rot for a hundred years while he waited for children to come to him to die.

[Chara used the term "bored" to be nice, so thanks Scott now they're not being nice.]

[Chara has a really weird concept of 'nice'.]

I'm going to need some more context information to make any sense of that sentence. [Because as it is now, it raises a lot of questions.]

It makes sense, if you're listening. Instead of doing the right thing at the start the King decided that waiting years and years and years for what he needed to save his people, human souls, was the better solution.

When he could have gone with the first one and went out and sought help from the humans outside of his kingdom's cage.

Not really, I'm missing a lot of facts. [And also sounds like Chara is making things up.]

What were the King and his subjects if not human? And how their souls could save them?

They're Monsters, so compared to human SOULS they're pretty weak. Also it was humans who sealed them away, so it would tale human SOULS to break it.

I had no idea that monsters' souls were weaker than humans ones. Is there a reason for that? Souls are souls.

[He's not so surprised to hear that humans have locked the monsters for some reason.] Go figure. They didn't like that the monsters were different?

Because of determination, humans have a lot of it compared to Monsters. So that means human SOULs can last longer after death.

[They snort at that question.] No, they locked them away because they believed that Monsters are going to kill humans for their SOULs.

You meant like, willpower? Or stubbornness?

So, it all turned into and endless circle.

Yes.

Well, not really. Because the Monsters never killed humans for their SOULs before that time.

[There's another pause before Scott replies. He's no strange to conflict but it will always upset him.]

I'm sorry to hear that everything went that way.

I wasn't alive for it, so you don't need to apologize.

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