It's so weird. In the human world, it was hard for you to trust anyone; your family had jaded you to any and all interactions with other people. The fact that said other people bullied you didn't help. But you can tell how different these monsters are. You know that aboveground, they would be called "freaks," like you were, and that gives you a sense of closeness that you haven't had with anyone for as long as you can remember. You trust this strange but perfect family to take care of you, and later it will probably scare you how much faith you've put in them, but for now you want with all of your heart to stay with them for as long as they'll have you.
Asgore gently wraps an arm around you, and you almost start crying. You doubt he can hear …show more content…
They said that you had to stay in the Underground. They didn't say that they were planning on keeping you here. For all you know, they already have plans to send you away to some other family of monsters, where you'll live with a family of dogs and they'll all consider you a trespasser and will probably send you to bed without food and yell at you. Or maybe there's a monster orphanage and you'll be sent there, where you'll be perpetually picked on for being the only human; you'll get the last bites of food and have the worst bed and never be adopted because not even humans would want to adopt you so why would a monster want you, especially when monsters are already so much better? No wonder Asgore isn't upset (even going so far as to comfort you) – he won't have to deal with you but for a little longer. How much longer? Will they let you stay the night and then kick you out tomorrow morning? Maybe they'll let you stay with them for a few days…No, no, it's selfish of you to think that way. They've all already done so much more than you could have ever asked for. You think about asking them about it but immediately discard that idea. It would probably be seen as a guilt trip. You make a note not to ask for anything, so as not to burden this family even further; it's not like you really need much, and you know you'll ask for even less. It's a fair trade off – you should be grateful to be alive right
Asgore gently wraps an arm around you, and you almost start crying. You doubt he can hear …show more content…
They said that you had to stay in the Underground. They didn't say that they were planning on keeping you here. For all you know, they already have plans to send you away to some other family of monsters, where you'll live with a family of dogs and they'll all consider you a trespasser and will probably send you to bed without food and yell at you. Or maybe there's a monster orphanage and you'll be sent there, where you'll be perpetually picked on for being the only human; you'll get the last bites of food and have the worst bed and never be adopted because not even humans would want to adopt you so why would a monster want you, especially when monsters are already so much better? No wonder Asgore isn't upset (even going so far as to comfort you) – he won't have to deal with you but for a little longer. How much longer? Will they let you stay the night and then kick you out tomorrow morning? Maybe they'll let you stay with them for a few days…No, no, it's selfish of you to think that way. They've all already done so much more than you could have ever asked for. You think about asking them about it but immediately discard that idea. It would probably be seen as a guilt trip. You make a note not to ask for anything, so as not to burden this family even further; it's not like you really need much, and you know you'll ask for even less. It's a fair trade off – you should be grateful to be alive right