[CONTINUE] Week 1 || Act: mingle

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Monday comes onto the snowy town once more, though it still looks as if it's 'night' as ever.

Then again, you are underground. That's just to be expected, considering no natural light can get down here in the first place. The Monsters around you are just as friendly as ever, despite this being your second 'time' trying this monday.

...Though....are there a few less Monsters here than there were before? ...Nah. You must be imagining it.

You still have a mission - and after the events of the last trial, you want to do your best to stop whatever is causing this.

But, hey. You really do have nothing but time now to figure it out.

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I don't want to go digging for sad pap icons wheeze

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[Of course they need sleep, wow!!

Anyway, the couch is comfy enough - and the play is still in it's first act. It's a bit maudlin, but the story is decent enough - a story of doomed love, in an era where a Monster girl and a Human man can never be together, despite their struggles....except the monster girl is a boxy robot in a dress.

Still, said robot has an impressive singing voice, considering this is also a musical.

The play is engrossing enough - or the robot sells the performance enough - that you might not even realize Papyrus comes back down again, or begins to softly cry at points.

It's a bittersweet ending, where they have to part, but they will never forget each other, or the effect they had on them.]

SNIFF....IT'S ALWAYS SO SAD AT THE END....

pft

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[ ...honestly, Gilgamesh was probably more engrossed by how ridiculous the 'girl' is a boxy robot in a dress, with a look that said he was supremely unimpressed. But...he sat through the entirety of it, as he did say that he would, and the script would have probably been something he would've been able to take more seriously if not for the robot thing.

Look, it was just the epitome of ridiculousness. ]

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[ He's really not sure how to respond at first, more or less because he's now aware Papyrus has been crying due to the emotions brought on by this play. Honestly. ]

It is certainly 'sad' in more than one sense of the word, yes. I don't know what I was expecting, truly, but it was absolutely none of that.