Lovell2004

Smile Dog:
          	Voice: Robert Englund.
          	
          	The very memory of my face will cause a manifestation of my being in the future. You will hear my voice whisper from every corner of your home as you lay down to sleep. You will hear my claws scraping against every surface as the smell of your fear guides me through your dreams. You will wake with crimson tears pouring from your eyes and find the marks of my teeth across your flesh. You will hear the laughter of thousands as your grip on reality weakens until you can no longer tell what's real and what's a dream. You will fight tooth and nail to delay the inevitable until your brain forces you to fall asleep. And once that happens? You'll never wake up again. You will join me on the hunt for my feast. Until the flames of Naraka dissolve us both into nothing. You can never escape me. You can never defeat me. I'm not some worthless maggot caged by flesh and bone. I'm your nightmare."

M-Doros

@Lovell2004 
          	  The first two I can name from the top of my head are Pennywise and SCP-035.
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Lovell2004

@M-Doros
          	  What are some of your favorite monsters falling under that trope?
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Lovell2004

@M-Doros
          	  Interesting take. My opinions on those kinds of monsters often tend to be somewhat mixed at this point.
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Lovell2004

Smile Dog:
          Voice: Robert Englund.
          
          The very memory of my face will cause a manifestation of my being in the future. You will hear my voice whisper from every corner of your home as you lay down to sleep. You will hear my claws scraping against every surface as the smell of your fear guides me through your dreams. You will wake with crimson tears pouring from your eyes and find the marks of my teeth across your flesh. You will hear the laughter of thousands as your grip on reality weakens until you can no longer tell what's real and what's a dream. You will fight tooth and nail to delay the inevitable until your brain forces you to fall asleep. And once that happens? You'll never wake up again. You will join me on the hunt for my feast. Until the flames of Naraka dissolve us both into nothing. You can never escape me. You can never defeat me. I'm not some worthless maggot caged by flesh and bone. I'm your nightmare."

M-Doros

@Lovell2004 
            The first two I can name from the top of my head are Pennywise and SCP-035.
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Lovell2004

@M-Doros
            What are some of your favorite monsters falling under that trope?
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Lovell2004

@M-Doros
            Interesting take. My opinions on those kinds of monsters often tend to be somewhat mixed at this point.
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Lovell2004

Just putting down another set of "Would You Rather" questions down since I'm struggling to find the right words to describe what's happening for my JTK story and I'd kind of like to distract myself from that frustration right now. Hope you guys at least find these scenarios and options somewhat interesting:
          
          FNAF(Games):
          1: Prevent Charlie's death.
          2: Prevent Elizabeth's death.
          
          Hazbin Hotel:
          1: Live in Pentagram City.
          2: Live in Cannibal Town.
          
          Nightmare On Elm Street:
          1: Prevent Nancy's death.
          2: Steal Freddy's powers.
          
          Dead By Daylight:
          1: Turn the survivors against each other.
          2: Turn the killers against each other.
          
          The Morgue Files:
          1: Work with Adrian Kent.
          2: Work with Dr. Wilson.
          
          Arkham Batman:
          1: Stop Batman from being unmasked.
          2: Stop Joker from taking over Arkham.

Lovell2004

@M-Doros
            Here are my choices.
            
            FNAF:
            Option 1:
            Same reason you gave. Afton might be less driven to kill if he never learns about the possibility of making himself immortal through haunting.
            
            Hazbin Hotel:
            Option 2:
            Cannibal Town, at least from what I've seen, looks much more stable than Pentagram City and making "friends" with Rosie should keep me relatively safe from rival overlords and average sinners.
            
            Nightmare On Elm Street:
            Option 1:
            Same reason you gave. Also, the fact that Freddy's powers are fueled by instilling fear would probably make using them for good pretty damn hard.
            
            Dead By Daylight:
            Option 2:
            Just feel like watching some big free-for-all between all the killers would be fun. Plus, most of them would be quite deserving of every injury they got.
            
            The Morgue Files:
            Option 2:
            Same reason you gave. I'd likely be worse than useless the first time we had to deal with the Vessels.
            
            Arkham Batman:
            Option 2:
            There's a secret office in Arkham Asylum where the player can find blueprints that imply Quincy Sharp was already planning to establish Arkham City. Stopping Joker's breakout might make it slightly harder for Sharp to justify the premise of Arkham City to the rest of Gotham.
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M-Doros

@Lovell2004 
            And what options would you choose?
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Lovell2004

@M-Doros
            Sounds pretty good to me.
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Lovell2004

Five days until Christmas and then the year will officially be ending not too long after that. Not gonna lie, I'm a bit disappointed with myself. Kind of made a resolution at the end of 2024 to finish at least one full-length story from my crossover before 2025 was over.

Lovell2004

@M-Doros
            Not the most pleasant feeling.
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M-Doros

@Lovell2004 
            Yeah, can't say I was super productive this year either.
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Lovell2004

Random Question:
          
          If you guys were to make your own FNAF movie based on a fan theory from the early years of the series, what theory would you base your movie on? Personally, mine would probably be based on the theory that Mike was the killer and his week at Freddy's was a series of vivid nightmares he was having while waiting to be executed by the state following his conviction.

Lovell2004

@CreepystoRie5 
            Lol, fair enough. I'm personally glad the accent wasn't included because it kind of made the game version of Afton sound like a rejected comic book villain to me. Matthew Lillard's voice is also a lot closer to how I originally imagined "Purple Guy" before he was given his voice.
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Lovell2004

@CreepystoRie5
            Interesting. Also, kind of unrelated, but what's your opinion on movie Afton not having the British accent?
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Lovell2004

@CreepystoRie5
            Would Michael or William end up becoming Springtrap for your movie?
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Lovell2004

I'm off to see FNAF Two.
          Heading to the theater.

Lovell2004

@CreepystoRie5
            I think you'll enjoy it.
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Lovell2004

@M-Doros
            I'd say the Lore series definitely fits the more gritty and morbid atmosphere part of me wishes the movies had, but the movies seem to be putting more effort into world building and fleshing out the protagonists. The Lore series doesn't really focus on anyone besides Fred and Peter and nobody was shown to be actively working against them besides the cops. Who, suffice to say, were basically useless. Don't get me wrong, the cops in the movie series obviously aren't much help either, but at least Mike had someone with useful knowledge about Freddy's aiding him.
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CreepystoRie5

@Lovell2004 My gf and I are seeing it soon. I'm excited despite the reviews saying it's not as good as the first one.
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Lovell2004

Hypothetical Question:
          
          Before I ask my question, let me just clarify that I'm not saying I think the scenario I'm about to present will ever happen. Nor am I trying to disrespect anyone's personal beliefs. This is just something I'm asking out of curiosity. With that being said, here goes. Let's say that scientists somehow managed to find definitive proof that we don't go anywhere after death. That our conscience mind essentially just dissolves into nothing after we die and we lose our ability to experience anything. We don't think anymore. We don't feel anymore. We fully stop existing. How do you think you would react if this was somehow confirmed to be true? Most notably, how do you think this revelation would affect your overall perspective on living?

Lovell2004

@CreepystoRie5
            To each their own. But I personally think ceasing to exist after death sounds kind of peaceful. Like sleeping without dreaming. Sure, we wouldn't be able to experience happiness. But we wouldn't be able to experience suffering either. Also definitely prefer the thought of my dead loved ones simply falling unconscious over the thought of them burning forever as well. Either way, thanks for answering.
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CreepystoRie5

@Lovell2004 Not going to lie, I don't think I would take this information particularly well. The thought of simply ceasing to exist, to me, sounds worse than hell itself. In fact, even some Christians believe what you just described IS biblically what hell is like. I am not one of said Christians but I feel sorry for the ones who do, I'd imagine the thought of a loved one's consciousness and self being no more would be dreadful.
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