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Michael if you could go back and change one thing about your horrible miserable terrible life what would it be?

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(He's working on it.)

[fazgoo-connoiseur-1987]

I wanted to ask, is the OMC Lake Henry's punishment in the afterlife? A realm Henry can't leave, but other people can come in and bother him whenever? That was the impression I always got.

Oh yeah I totally see it that way.

He’s generally pretty relaxed there but people only know how to get themselves in and out, he can’t go with them. Charlie comes and visits often but she’s generally pretty busy and Cass only shows up when she needs old man advice. Will pops in very infrequently Cus of the whole eternal punishment thing but at least it’s interesting whenever it does happen. He scares off all the fish though on account of crawling out of the lake like a drowned cat.

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@graphicsubset29 I do really love interpretations where Mario is semi-nonverbal, and has only a few select words he uses! I’ve seen some versions where one of the only words he says is “Luigi” which I adore 🤭

For my interpretation of mute Mario, though, he doesn’t speak at all. Speaking is incredibly difficult, takes a lot of effort, and is almost painful for him. Occasionally he’ll grunt or hum as a response to something, but never any full words if he can help it. The one thing he does do (only around people he’s closest to and most comfortable with) is laugh. He has very boisterous and joyous laughter, and anyone who’s lucky enough to hear it knows how instantly infectious it is 💕

[fazgoo-connoiseur-1987]

Question about the bear:

Why does Henry seem to have better relationships with children than any other kind of person. With how children are well known to be easily irritable to some and their lack of impulse control, you'd think that Henry would be irritated by them.

It's all about intention! With Henry it's a lot easier to give kids the benifit of the doubt becuase he presumes a baseline level of innocence and naivete. In his experience if a kid is acting out it's usually not the kid's fault and he can try and help them with whatevers wrong.

There's also the simple fact he has a lot of power over children as an adult they respect and trust. They listen to him when he's in costume cus they LOVE Fredbear and when he's not he's an adult in a suit which means he has authority.

They generally do what they tell them to and when they don't he views it as a problem to be fixed rather than something to get mad about.

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Is now really the best time to be flirting with the homicidal maniac!?

Also I agree that Mike is horrible at flirting. Dude's a wet cat guy failure with anxiety. But hey! Many people find that endearing.

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