Did Anyone Else Think The Exit-door Office Scene Was The Stanley Parable Or Was That Just Me.

did anyone else think the exit-door office scene was the stanley parable or was that just me.

Excusable enough

when your oc is legally blind for 19 years of life because he just never told anyone he couldnt see

i really recommend manhwa readers to read the novel cuz holy shit

this is the most relatable and beautifully written excerpt i’ve ever read

Some needed wisdom

They did NOT ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

Nah, like, when I actually heard about all that, I thought people are gonna be mad (including me). But no, it was honestly great.

Going in depth in his extreme past, without diminishing his evils, and showing his future/current present.

It's honestly the best example of that trope I've seen. I love that he's still an evil prick. Now more pathetic, too.

I think the Book of Bill executed the "btw the villain had a sad childhood all along!!" trope in the ONLY way that wouldn't make me upset. Establishing that we've had the wrong idea about Bill's race the whole time, and that his eye is an anomaly, ultimately bringing new depth to his relationship with Ford instead of just "explaining his crimes" is SO FUCKING GOOD.