by grey matter » Mon Jul 13, 2020 3:03 pm
Oh, good, someone interested in this confusing stuff other than someone far too submerged in it to have an outsider's view. While Lazarus did offer good perspectives on Inamonthian Weirdness, it was always good to get other opinions. "So, I have a few different ones I might get to testing... I think the deciding factor in our worlds fusing was me being both... relevant to Lazarus and also having done something noteworthy and... definable. In Inamonth, it seems a lot of things are measured on definition; how and in what manner something exists, from plot roles to the future and past, and just about everything else. There are whole documents in Inamonth dedicated strictly to defining people, places, things, concepts... And I am defined as at least three things. One: Lazarus's rival. Two: Lazarus's boyfriend. Three: Inventor of Chocolate Milk (but only in Inamonth). That last one seems to be what tipped the scales, confusingly enough. I think the fact that I had such a close relationship to someone who seems to be very crucial in the existence of Inamonth, seeing as other people in Inamonth vary from seeming quite normal, to acting almost like... uh, do you know what an NPC is? If you do, like that, if not, I can elaborate in a bit, but it seems that Lazarus himself is one of the most... developed citizens of Inamonth. Probably a or the main antagonist of the world, if I had to guess. Anyways, that and me doing something that made a whole new object exist in stores the next day out of nowhere - that also seemed definable and of importance, I think. But stuff like that seems to happen all the time in Inamonth: plot holes and chaos. A lot of things in Inamonth make no sense for no real reason, other than they're defined that way, I suppose, and the plot is minimal as of now. I'm not even sure who the protagonist is supposed to be, and knowing Lazarus, he would know and be bragging about the fact that he knew exactly who the protagonist was and that he was going to be the one to stop them in their track and then... I don't know, depending on their goals, he'd just... I can't even conceptualize what a protagonist would want to do in Inamonth, really." Except maybe make it less chaotic, but anyone who values their safety would see that Inamonth could be a little too chaotic sometimes. "But that's getting sidetracked: my theory is that I was important enough to whatever or whoever controls Inamonth itself that it ended up fused with my initial world, and perhaps our worlds could be controlled by a force that's one and the same... That one feels a little too far-fetched at the moment to buy into it yet. I need more evidence... There are certainly people I can ask, though. People I need to ask at some point."
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