Andrew Fnaf - Blog Posts

Andrew: So I was just having a conversation with Susie about Star Wars; particularly, about the choice of architecture. The amount of people who die from falling down bottomless pits is TOO DAMN HIGH! Like, who designs architecture like this? Catwalks with no guard rails whatsoever, just zigging and zagging through enormous voids. Giant holes to nowhere!

Susie: It's by design. It's a cleaner look, for a more elegant time.

Andrew: Like... who the fuck put this hole here???? And why????

Susie: Exhaust?

Andrew: Darth Maul falls down a hole, Palpatine falls down a hole, Solo falls down a hole, everyone falls down a hole! Star Wars universe needs OSHA.

Susie: Luke falls down a hole, Boba Fett falls down a hole…

Andrew: Yes, yes, I forgot about those! R2-D2 falls down a hole in the Millenium Falcon after he fixes the hyperdrive.

Susie: We're onto something here!

Andrew: Obi-Wan almost falls down a hole.

Susie: C-3PO falls off the barge into the sand. Pretty close to falling down a hole.

Andrew: His lightsaber does though.

*Susie thinks hard about what other Star Wars Characters fall down holes*

Andrew: What if the hole is symbolic? The hole represents the dark side.

Susie: Nah, doesn't work. Luke chooses to fall down the hole instead of joining Vader/The Dark Side.

Andrew: Fair point.

Got to rewatching Amphibia’s ending and like… so I had a thought-

At the start, Gregory isn’t the smartest kid, coasting through life (as others see him) but deep down, is still reeling with the aftermath of the Pizzaplex. As a result, his grades plummeted dramatically and he feels insecure about it, especially when compared to Cassie’s perfect grades.

Gregory had vented to Cassie about it before, but not to the full extent of how he felt. Cassie didn’t realize he was holding back, but Darssie sure did. And Darssie’s biggest attack is exploiting others’ weaknesses.

They observe and react.