#in context of the headcanon that the bad sanses are a CULT
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me when the Dreamtale rewrite has religious trauma and imagery
#dreamtale#utmv#a froggit's ribbits#this is totally not related to a really cool artist seeing a joke i made what...#i don't know what you're talking about...#anyways#ough i LOVE dreamtale with religious imagery#give them boys some trauma#also some self-internalized homophobia because damnnn#they were agender biseuxals raised in the 1500s guys#let's be so for real#something something nightmare probably found his safe space in lgbtq spaces#because queer people are also bullied and ostracized for people's perception of them they've made out of fear#also because. both the twins are agender.#it's not just that though its the BELIEFS that are taught#how you can never do think or feel anything bad because that makes you a bad person#along with the pressure to be afraid of someone you worship while also being afraid of someone you're supposed to hate#so you can hate whoever's considered bad but you can't be one of the people who are#dream still internalizes that belief while nightmare has moved on to be the thing people fear#whether it's in spite of worship or hate#in context of the headcanon that the bad sanses are a CULT#because nightmare thinks he's superior above everyone for embracing being a demon#and sees himself as a savior for telling the bad sanses to do the same#which not only ruins them but makes them the worst versions of themselves they could be#(cough cough him enabling killer's destruction by constantly keeping him in stage 2)#and while it's good he's realized those beliefs are wrong#all the violence and hate he insows is out of trauma and self-defense#and all of his personal fear of being hurt he refuses to admit to#...#did i say i love dreamtale with religious imagery and trauma?
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