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15th May '13 7:21:56 PM Rawrdom

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The narrator mentions that he's going to "correct" the story in the trailers for it.

[[WMG: The whole game is about bullying and/or other forms of abuse.]]
Hey, [[ArcWords Stanley was happy]] at his job that others would find "soul-ripping." The Narrator takes it upon himself to "help" Stanley, because he believes Stanley is being brainwashed and enslaved.  If you disobey everything the Narrator says, a second narrator intervenes and calls the first one out, telling you that quitting the game entirely is the only way to beat the Narrator.  [[FridgeBrilliance She's right.]]  However, disobeying the Narrator at any point will piss him off and trigger a {{HannibalLecture}}.  The Narrator is supposed to be a godlike being who can warp reality for you, but in reality he's just a dick who is, in fact, brainwashing you.  The "Golden Ending" is the result of your bending to his brainwashing and gaslighting, but you never find out just why your co-workers and boss are gone and what the machine is for.  Stanley is only happy because the Narrator says he is, and the Narrator just bails on the story there.  That's a blatant example of abuse and manipulation.

9th May '13 1:21:51 PM Etheru

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31st Dec '11 11:08:17 AM AlexSora89

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