therefore, you and me
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paired up, they mean something by hellcat_jirel
Fandoms: The Stanley Parable, Clock 0ut- SADist
11 Jul 2023
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“You didn’t know you could do that, did you?” Stanley watches him from across the room, sat on top of an end table he’d turned right side up.
The Narrator frowns and puts the pen and paper down, closing the pad so Stanley can’t see that all he’s been sketching is the control room from various angles. He doesn’t want Stanley to get the wrong idea about things; the Narrator is just longing for something familiar is all. He has no idea how Stanley seems to thrive out here in the chaos.
“No.”
OR: the one where Stanley is the one who chooses to turn back the clock at the end of Blank Decay.
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- Part 1 of therefore, you and me
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3 times Curator and Narrator pretend to be siblings, and 1 time they stop pretending they aren't.
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- Part 2 of therefore, you and me
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as a result of living, as a result of dying by hellcat_jirel
Fandoms: The Stanley Parable
28 Jul 2023
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It doesn’t take long for Stanley to find Narrator, which is a relief. Then of course he has to immediately eat his words, because nothing is ever easy.
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- Part 3 of therefore, you and me
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A look at 432's pencil livestreaming hobby from the POV of one of their regular viewers.
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- Part 4 of therefore, you and me
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what do you know and what will you choose? by hellcat_jirel
Fandoms: The Stanley Parable
10 Aug 2023
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Stanley and Narrator have a discussion about what it means to be a person.
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- Part 5 of therefore, you and me
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In front of him, a young girl (Is she six? Ten? Twelve? Narrator has no idea how to identify the growth stages of these mammalian creatures) is attempting to pull a book off a shelf much taller than her. With a grunt of effort, she succeeds, but it’s clearly heavier than she anticipated, because her arms wobble and the book starts an arc that will land it directly on top of her head.
Without even thinking, Narrator reaches out and snatches it, faster than any human should be able to. “Are you alright?” he asks, trying to play it off.
“Woah,” she says, eyes as big as dinner plates. Her hands are still up in the air, holding nothing now. “Are you a superhero or something?”
OR: Narrator makes a friend at the library.
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- Part 6 of therefore, you and me
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The sun is going down, and the festival lights haven’t cut on yet, but Stanley’s gobsmacked expression is very clear.
“How have you never had a funnel cake? We dragged you with us to the fair when it was in town.” They had indeed. All four of them had been that time, Curator holding everyone’s bags while they went on dubiously safe roller coasters, all of them ooh-ing and ahh-ing at the various animals and plants put on display. This time, it’s just the two of them. On a date. Narrator doesn’t know if he wants to throw up (an impossibility for him, but try telling that to the components of his abdomen) or not yet. Time will tell.
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- Part 7 of therefore, you and me
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Encounter #28)
-Location: Electric Co-op Office
-Parties: Stanley, Curie
-Witness: BirchBrakToday I was downtown running errands for my uncle, and while I was waiting in line at the post office I was staring out the window bored. Nothing interesting happened, but while I was watching I saw Curie go inside to pay her bill in person I guess? But Stanley stood outside and waited for her to come out. It was a really hot day, too. It couldn’t have been fun sweating there for ten minutes. Like I said, nothing earth-shattering, just kind of odd.
OR: a look at a local conspiracy theory group from the perspective of its newest member, Mariella.
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- Part 8 of therefore, you and me