Ontology:Q66,58

1. S2–617 (pronounced 617. (S2))[Fy] [S2] (pronounced (Fy) (S2):) Playing out of order gives a new ending (Deltarune) 1:(-)1:(-)1

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S2–617 (pronounced 617. (S2))[Fy] [S2] (pronounced (Fy) (S2):) Playing out of order gives a new ending (Deltarune) 1:(-)1:(-)1

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Playing chapters out of order gives a new ending

Deltarune has a unique ending for playing the chapters out of order

The single ending of Deltarune will come from playing the chapters out of order (generic)

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Z–76,17 (pronounced 76,17. (Z)) [Z] (pronounced (Z):) Deltarune (2018-) 1:(-)1:(-)1

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Deltarune fan theory

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618. Deltarune has a unique ending for playing the chapters out of order / The single ending of Deltarune will come from playing the chapters out of order -> the egg man really focused on the notion of "in any order at all". what if you used the eggs to rearrange the chapters into the order he said instead of from 1 to 7? my prediction is that the single ending of Deltarune happens only when you do this and otherwise the story simply terminates rather than ends. it doesn't take Noelle to creepypasta the story, Kris already creepypasta'd the story before the game booted up by endlessly avoiding the major conflicts of the story. kind of funny how fictional stories totally revolve around single characters for the world to even exist, isn't it? that's what I think is going on. the story revolving around three teenagers is a bit of silliness, a bit of book logic, but if they don't play their part then the story doesn't end and the world tears to pieces before the story actually ends. that makes a lot of sense as a way a dream could end; any number of people have had dreams that ended before the "story" inside ended. it's actually one of the more common ways for things to end — we've all had that one disappointing VHS tape that didn't catch the end of a TV show or movie, or in more recent times, maybe a video that was playing when the phone totally shut off.

on sunday, I harvest the wheat - chapter 5, flower field

on saturday, I let it cool on the windowsill - chapter 3/4, church windows? on thursday I go to sell the donuts - chapter 1, bake sale on friday, I toss the leftovers - chapter 2, dumpster hold your breath, head to the left, and count backwards to 100