hmm... Your headcanons about Chara? I would be glad to hear em :D
((Sure! I have a few little headcanons for Chara that I can share!
So, Charas been poofed into the Void once before, and someone asked them how they felt about the geno route. They said that they did not like it, which implies that Frisk has done a geno route before.
A headcanon I've always had is that Chara wears a golden flower crown, and depending on which route Frisk takes, the flower crown either wilts away or it stays. (Geno route= Flowers will wilt and crown will fall off) (Pacifist route: Crown will stay healthy and they continue to wear it)
As I mentioned before, in this timeline (lr universe, I guess) Frisk has already done a geno route, so their crown is gone.
This is also the reason Chara is so sour in personality. At the start when Frisk first fell before any RESETS, they were probably a lot more gentle, but after Frisk decided to do a geno route, they became more steely, and probably hated humans even more than they already did.
If you meant specific headcanons about them and the other humans though, I'll just say that they didnt cling to any of their SOULs when any of the humans fell. The other humans didnt have enough Determination in them for Chara to do so. Though I'm sure if they would have been able to, they deffinately would have been giving Matthew and Justin a pretty hard time. :^
Thats really all I have! :)
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2/27/2018
Here are the citations for my research for this week:
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After doing this research and the experiment the previous week, I’ve redefined my question to be about the role that empathy plays in accessibility design
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