Flowey The Flower Monologue
A sickly sweet smell filled the area around you. You weren't hurt somehow... A voice beckoned you to keep going. For some reason, you listened and sat up quickly. High walls surrounded you, leaving you no choice but to walk towards your doom or destiny. You noticed the soft flowers under you, buttercups as your parents called them. You felt a shiver run through you, it almost felt sinister. Eventually after this weird experience you find the strength to get up and walk towards the door looming at the opposite end of the hallway. Was this really a good idea? With a deep breath, you burst through the door.
When you fall in, an almost child-like voice greets you. "Howdy! I'm Flowey. Flowey the Flower!" You pondered on how a FLOWER could …show more content…
Gazing up at the ruins and admiring how beautifully constructed they are, you accidentally run into a shining light. You're the only one that notices it since Toriel is already in the other room. (You take ahold of it and the shadows of the ruins loom above, filling you with determination.) Determination... You brush off the feeling and go into the next room. "My child, I will teach you how to get through the ruins safely, since they will be your home. Everything is based on puzzles." Toriel walked on a few buttons that opened the large door to her left. The doors here were rather large, and now you understood why. She was a goat, about 8 or 9 feet tall. Toriel gestured for you to follow her, and you did. For some reason she seemed trustworthy, unlike the flower that just tried to kill …show more content…
I have labelled the switches you need to flip." The room you entered had 3 switches on the far wall. You stroll over a bridge, which for whatever reason had a stream under it. You reach a lever with arrows drawn all around it and ponder on how Toriel could be more obvious. You flipped it and proceeded to the next switch and did the exact same thing. "Let's continue my child." Toriel smiled. You ignored her and went over to the third switch and tried to flip it, but it didn't work. She really didn't want you to fail the puzzle.
"Now, as a human in the underground, monsters may want to fight you." Toriel led you over to a dummy made out of space fabric. "Have a conversation, and stall for time. I will come and resolve the conflict." You decided to just talk to the dummy, it didn't seem much for conversation. Toriel was happy that you decided not to hurt the dummy in any way, even when it's supposed to be used for
When you fall in, an almost child-like voice greets you. "Howdy! I'm Flowey. Flowey the Flower!" You pondered on how a FLOWER could …show more content…
Gazing up at the ruins and admiring how beautifully constructed they are, you accidentally run into a shining light. You're the only one that notices it since Toriel is already in the other room. (You take ahold of it and the shadows of the ruins loom above, filling you with determination.) Determination... You brush off the feeling and go into the next room. "My child, I will teach you how to get through the ruins safely, since they will be your home. Everything is based on puzzles." Toriel walked on a few buttons that opened the large door to her left. The doors here were rather large, and now you understood why. She was a goat, about 8 or 9 feet tall. Toriel gestured for you to follow her, and you did. For some reason she seemed trustworthy, unlike the flower that just tried to kill …show more content…
I have labelled the switches you need to flip." The room you entered had 3 switches on the far wall. You stroll over a bridge, which for whatever reason had a stream under it. You reach a lever with arrows drawn all around it and ponder on how Toriel could be more obvious. You flipped it and proceeded to the next switch and did the exact same thing. "Let's continue my child." Toriel smiled. You ignored her and went over to the third switch and tried to flip it, but it didn't work. She really didn't want you to fail the puzzle.
"Now, as a human in the underground, monsters may want to fight you." Toriel led you over to a dummy made out of space fabric. "Have a conversation, and stall for time. I will come and resolve the conflict." You decided to just talk to the dummy, it didn't seem much for conversation. Toriel was happy that you decided not to hurt the dummy in any way, even when it's supposed to be used for