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why dark isn't a villain; a thread
-first off, who/ what is dark?
dark is a fusion (?) of celine, damien, and an evil entity that originated in the markiplier manor. dark used y/n's body to escape the manor, does that mean dark is bad? no. damien (the main host?) had no idea what would happen after waking up+
dark is a fusion (?) of celine, damien, and an evil entity that originated in the markiplier manor. dark used y/n's body to escape the manor, does that mean dark is bad? no. damien (the main host?) had no idea what would happen after waking up+
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stating multiple times he is confused on his situation. he had little knowledge of what would happen and how to stop anything that might be bad for people he cared about, his main goal being to protect his sister.
stating multiple times he is confused on his situation. he had little knowledge of what would happen and how to stop anything that might be bad for people he cared about, his main goal being to protect his sister.
-how is this relevant?
if darks main purpose is to protect one that he/they (multiple entities, idk i just think they suits?) loves, his motive definitely isn't of the villain type. he doesn't want revenge through violence, despite having the clear capable power to.
if darks main purpose is to protect one that he/they (multiple entities, idk i just think they suits?) loves, his motive definitely isn't of the villain type. he doesn't want revenge through violence, despite having the clear capable power to.
-what DOES dark do?
dark makes appearances throughout adwm, ahwm, and is said to have been in the original ending of DAMIEN with dialogue by mark himself. he usually appears after mark (or actor mark) strangely disappears, then attempts to "manipulate" the viewer by talking to+
dark makes appearances throughout adwm, ahwm, and is said to have been in the original ending of DAMIEN with dialogue by mark himself. he usually appears after mark (or actor mark) strangely disappears, then attempts to "manipulate" the viewer by talking to+
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persuade us to his cause very vaguely. so, how does this show he isn't a villain?
persuade us to his cause very vaguely. so, how does this show he isn't a villain?
-how is this relevant?
...-why is the fact of mark leaving relevant?
....mark in these interactive series' (mainly adwm) is usually betrayed to act slightly more arrogant and over dramatic, which are exact traits of actor!mark from wkm, the reason celine died. but why? why would+
...-why is the fact of mark leaving relevant?
....mark in these interactive series' (mainly adwm) is usually betrayed to act slightly more arrogant and over dramatic, which are exact traits of actor!mark from wkm, the reason celine died. but why? why would+
