Infinite Resets

The Confusion Ending

Stanley woke up in front of his computer, like always, he opened Tumblr writing about the last ending he got. After Stanley wrote out his post and posted it to his blog he got up, but before he could leave his office the Narrator spoke up "Stanley? he asked, Stanley looked up 'yeah?' he answered him. "What do you write on your Tumblr?" Stanley smiled a bit 'I just write about what is happening in the parable every reset I post something,, so far we're on reset 9' Stanley explained to the Narrator 'you can also have the name if you want...there are some mean things about you on there but also nice' Stanley added "I thought you didn't want me to see it?" Stanley shrugs 'we're friends, right?' the Narrator agreed "yeah...what's the name?" he asked as Stanley told him his blogs name, the Narrator took his phone out and followed Stanley's account, and Stanley finally left his office.

"All of his co-workers were gone. What could it mean? Stanley decided to go to the meeting room; perhaps he had simply missed a memo." Stanley went to the set of doors, but before the Narrator even finished his line Stanley went through the right door. "Still not listening?" the Narrator asked, off script. Stanley chuckled and made his way through the employee lounge.

"But eager to get back to business, Stanley took the first open door on his left." Stanley listened and went into the maintenance section. "And so he detoured through the maintenance section, walked straight ahead to the opposite door, and got back on track." Stanley looked to the lift and got on that instead, pressing the down button.

"But Stanley didn't want to go back to the office, he wanted to wander about and get even further off track. So now in order to go back, he needed to go, um...uh...hm hm hm hm, from here it's...um...left." Stanley walked over to the left door, but as he got close enough it closed. "Oh, no. No, it's to the right, my mistake." Stanley huffed and rolled his eyes as he went to the right door but this one also shut on his "No! No, no, no! Not the right! Why would I have ever said it was to the right? What was I thinking?" 

'oh come on narry! are we lost?' Stanley asked looking up to the ceiling. "Well if you just stuck to the story we wouldn't be in this mess...we went, um, right...left...down...left...right...Ah yep! Okay, okay, yes! I've got it now! This story is absolutely, definitely, this way." he said as a garage door opened and Stanley walked through it, he went down the stairs then found himself in the monitor room.

"NO! No! No, no, no, no, no, no, no! This isn't right at all! You're not supposed to be here, yet! This is all a spoiler! Quick, Stanley, close your eyes!" Stanley didn't listen. 'you know, I know the main story and ending' the Narrator didn't listen as he was rambling but then he stopped "oh...Who am I kidding? It's all rubbish now. The whole story...completely unusable. How about rather than waste my time trying to salvage this nonsense, we'll just restart the game from the beginning. And this time, suppose we don't wander so far off-track, hm? Okay, from the top!" The Narrator said as Stanley rolled his eyes and everything went black.

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Stanley woke up at his desk 'was that it?' he wondered as he wrote out another blog post. Stanley left his office and the Narrator said his usual line about his co-workers missing, Stanley made his way to the room that was meant to have two doors but instead of two it had six now.

"When Stanley- wait...wait, what? No, I...no, I restarted! I swear I definitely restarted the game over, completely fresh, everything should be...Or did something change? Stanley, did you change anything when we were back in that room with all the monitors? Did you move the story somewhere, or..." Stanley shook his head fast "Hold on, why am I asking you? I'm the one who wrote the story. It was right here a minute ago. I know for sure that it's here somewhere." the Narrator sighed as he couldn't find the script "Okay, then, it's an adventure! Come, Stanley, let's find the story!" he said as all six doors opened and Stanley went through one.