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How does Clyde and Red feel abt eachother?

Red is cold to Clyde. She thinks he's pathetic. Sadly for her, Clyde is into that!

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What does being in a relationship on Facebook do? Why was Eric so obsessed with that point?

Nothing! Absolutely nothing.

Eric is a dumb teenager, so he's gonna place importance on things like relationship status, as many teens do. He also has terribly low self-esteem and needs more reassurance from Kyle.

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Do Eric and Kyle have plans for when they graduate

Eric: I'm going to join the Silver Lining and provide aid relief around the world!

Kyle: After college, I plan to conquer Jerusalem.

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Do they have dances and normal high school stuff?

The faculty allows students to decide if they want those types of events. Kyle and Tolkien aren’t too interested in that sort of thing, so Bebe takes charge of the party planning committees.

Sports aren’t highly valued like in the normal universe, as most players don’t play fair, which takes the fun out of it. Drama class, on the other hand, is an essential subject because it teaches acting skills. Manipulation is far more useful in most situations than throwing a ball.

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Wait what happened when they got to middle school because it sounds like something happened

A few things happened:

Eric started his charity work.

Kyle joins the Devil of South Park High's (Scott Tenorman's) gang and begins working his way up the ranks.

Stan burns down the farm, forcing the Marsh family to move back to South Park.

Kenny is having a bad time.

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is pip still alive in this and if so how would he be like (imagine if he tried to become the 4 devil and butters was involved somehow)

Pip is still alive. Many people wish he weren’t.

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Are you going to continue Through Tempered Glass?

Yes! The closest date I have for a new chapter is around Jan/Feb 2025.

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But wait I thought Kyle never purged without Eric? But he doesn't want him there?

Kyle and Eric don’t really purge as a "couple". They usually join up with Stan and/or Kenny, making it more of a group activity. Kyle would prefer if Eric stayed home during purges, though he doesn’t enforce this—it’s more of a personal preference.

Since the first story follows Eric’s point of view, every purge he’s experienced has been with Kyle, so he believes Kyle never purges without him. In reality, however, Kyle does occasionally go out alone to purge, and Eric just isn’t aware of it.

Interestingly, Kyle does occasionally go on a "couple's purge"—but not with Eric. Instead, he takes Stan along on these outings, seeing it as a way to strengthen their friendship without the baggage of their roles as a devil and his second-in-command.

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How often do the couples purge together? Especially since Nicole and tokens are in different gangs

In the modern world, purge couples are quite common. Funny enough, Nichole participates in purges far more often than Tolkien does. As one of the Devil's Three, Tolkien prefers to test his defenses against purgers rather than engage in the purging himself. That’s not to say couples aren’t allowed to cause mayhem together. It’s understood that they often defend each other rather than those they’re supposed to be loyal to. However, most couples are careful about which territory they enter during a purge to avoid any awkward confrontations with their bosses the following morning. While Tolkien has no issue purging with Nichole, Kyle would rather not have Eric join him on purges.

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So what does a average or normal day for Kyle and Eric goes when Eric isn't doing charity stuff

(9:00am - 3:00pm) School, unless they skip it for some reason.

(4:00pm - 7:00pm) Gang activities at the SoDoSoPa, where Kyle's base of operations is stationed at.

(8:00pm - 11:00pm) Dinner, homework, prep for the next day.

(12:00am - 2:00am) Witching/Purge hours.

(3:00am - 7:00am) Sleep as much as possible.

Saturdays are typically free for them to spend together, but they rarely meet up on Sundays. Eric usually goes to church with Stan, Kenny, and Butters, while Kyle attends temple. After mass, Eric likes to go out volunteer for the local community, while Kyle’s family heads out to Denver to network with the bigger fish.

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So how do laws and rules like at school work? Can they just shoot their teacher?

Violence is strictly prohibited in classrooms, a rule set firmly by the adults. In the mirror universe, education is a highly valuable asset, taken much more seriously than in the normal universe. College is also free, since only those who survive to adulthood have earned their right to higher education. (Teachers need to be alive if students want letters of recommendations!)

Teachers are well-paid for their efforts and are widely respected, both for their role in shaping students and for giving parents a break during the day. They're even protected by the Devil’s Three. But this protection works both ways: if a teacher fails to protect their students or deliberately harms them, their protection is temporarily lifted, and violence against them becomes permissible.

Some popular teachers earn their own "protective squad" of students, known as "Teacher’s Pets." For instance, Mrs. Garrison is highly regarded by the Devil's Three, as she vouched for them many times back in South Park Elementary.

If a student pulls a gun on a teacher, the protective ban on violence is immediately lifted, and it’s likely that other students will retaliate against the shooter. School shootings are surprisingly rare and are widely viewed as a coward’s way out.

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During the livestream was Kyle worried or freaking out

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how often is there a fight in the school?

There's always some kind of brawl every day, usually just individual fights—not much to get worked up over. Gang fights are also common, but they’re usually planned for the end of the school week, since it takes a bit more coordination to set them up. (It's usually the Goths fighting the Vamps/Emos/etc. Tolkien cheekily calls them, "Exhibition matches.")

The Devil’s Three mostly ignore each other as long as everyone respects the hierarchy. But if anyone oversteps, it can trigger an all-out gang war—which is a much bigger deal than the usual weekly brawls. South Park High was divided into three territories specifically to keep the peace and prevent heavy casualties, so they try to avoid stepping on each others' toes.

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Does bebe like more clyde or Red?

How did Red even became bebe's bitch(sorry my english is not good)

For Bebe, she picked out a boy and a girl to satisfy all of her tastes. Clyde's a meaty steak she can sink her teeth to and Red is the alcoholic-infused dessert she finishes off with.

It's hard to say whether she prefers one or the other. They both have their strengths and weaknesses. Theoretically, if they were both dangling off a cliff and she had to pick one, she'd probably pick Red, since she's most loyal (and does most of the work!)

Bebe: "Losing Clyde would still be de-va-stat-ing. He was a very obedient pet!"

Clyde: "Was? I'm still alive!"

Bebe: "Oh. So you are."

At first, Bebe made Red her bitch to punish her after Red rejected her advances. Their relationship was more of a rivalry than anything. Bebe eventually grew to admire Red’s stubbornness and work ethic and eventually couldn't bear seeing her with anyone else. During this period, Red was already dating Craig, but when their relationship was put to the test, they mutually decided to separate. Bebe stepped in to help Red pick up the pieces, and the attraction just kind of blossomed from there.

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You're not opt in but I wanted to send a boop for all the awesome lore

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Has eric ever seriously gotten hurt

Absolutely. Almost everyone has had a serious, almost fatal injury at some point. (Kenny doesn't count since he just resurrects the next day.)

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Happy Halloween! What do the South Park couples/ gangs do for Halloween?

Mirror Halloween lore!

Halloween is primarily an indoor celebration for kids and teens in the mirror universe, while adults go out to cause mayhem.

Eric often spends Halloween at Kyle's house to help fortify it. Gerald and Sheila follow an old Jewish tradition where parents attempt to break into their own homes to test how well their kids can defend it while they’re away. After a harrowing night of holding down the fort, Kyle and Eric spend the rest of the evening together, riffing on old horror movies. (And of course, leaving it on while they do other things...)

Stan always heads to Wendy's house on Halloween to help her test her family's security system. The next morning, they comb through the neighborhood together, searching for Stan's parents, who are notorious for causing the most damage during Halloween night. It's tradition for Wendy to compete with Stan to see who can catch his parents first. (8/10 times she wins!)

Kenny's family belongs to the Cult of Uhluhtc, so he's often sacrificed on Halloween to appease their god. Since the ritual is mostly painless, Kenny treats it like a mini-vacation whenever he's on the sacrificial slab. In this mirror universe, most religions avoid Heaven, viewing it as a realm of eternal boredom and emptiness. By contrast, Hell is seen as a place of endless fun and chaos—a place where one can continue to enjoy themselves and cause mischief for all eternity.

Craig’s family enjoys digging in desecrated cemeteries. Recently, Craig started searching for "loot" during these outings to give to Tweek as a Halloween gift after discovering that Tweek has a side hobby collecting cursed items. In recent years, Tweek has teamed up with Craig, pretending he's only there to ensure that the items remain undamaged. (Truthfully, he just wants to spend some quality time with Craig, but doesn't want to admit it.)

Bebe always throws the biggest, wildest Halloween parties at the school. She sits high on a throne of bones in the gymnasium, with her bitches at her side and a glass of blood wine in hand. Since her party is a prime target for the adults causing mayhem outside, she often sets up elaborate mazes and dangerous booby traps for them. The traps are streamed onto a huge screen, which allows Bebe and the partygoers to place bets on who can make it the furthest through the obstacles.

Tolkien prefers to go on a quiet dinner date with Nichole, which is actually the oldest Halloween tradition in the mirror universe. Since violence occurs year-round, ancestors of the past would spend Halloween in solitude, reflecting and regaining a sense of humanity before returning to their wicked ways the next day. He picks Nichole up, and together they cook a meal, eat, and compete to see who can act the most like a goody two-shoes like Eric. Tolkien often wins, because Nichole can't help but break character and laugh.