This is how Misfortune sees and interacts with her world.
- Upon leaving the house:Misfortune: Good day, morning!
Mr. Voice: It's afternoon, Misfortune.
Misfortune: Ah. Okay. Good afternoon, morning!
Mr. Voice: *sigh*
Misfortune: *giggle* - One of the options for Misfortune to get free of the crow that kidnapped her is to "kick them in the balls".
- As she falls from the sky, Misfortune says hello to a literal flipping bird.Misfortune: (when the bird doesn't greet her) Huh, that was a rude bird.
- Later on at the zoo, there's a similar looking bird classified as "Fuckedilious". With its species as: "Fuckedilious Dis Shittius".
- Some news in the paper was that apparently there was a bird invasion."We didn't win, but we had fun!"
- The skeleton on the boat literally jumps ship because Misfortune wouldn't stop talking.
- Many of Misfortune's interactions with Mr. Voice. Especially the harmless moments from before his true nature is revealed, such as his uncomfortable shock at how unfazed Misfortune is by her own terrible home life.
- One of the earlier bits of Foreshadowing at Mr. Voice's true nature is how much he hates Benjamin, a fox that is seemingly harmless to Misfortune and seems to be trying to warn her of something in his own crude way. This quickly goes into Running Gag territory, even to a point where he's gleefully encouraging Misfortune to play carnival games themed around killing foxes.Misfortune: I'm gonna play this.
Mr. Voice: Please, go ahead. I can't WAIT to see what it's about!- Similarly:Mr. Voice: Well, I don't want to point any fingers, but it was obviously the fox. Also, I don't like the fox.
- Also when he tells Misfortune to attack Benjamin in the woods. Either Mr. Voice was planning to give her something to attack Benjamin with, or he's seriously overestimating the abilities of an eight year-old to fight a wild(?) animal.
- Similarly:
- Some of the times when Mr. Voice loses his cool and slips up his true nature because of how Misfortune generally is.
- An example is when Misfortune finds it ridiculous that he could have carried her while she was unconscious since he's just a voice, and he tries to prove that he's more than that by destroying a lamppost... but Misfortune just happened to realize her shoe was untied and completely missed it. Mr. Voice gives a weary sigh and drops the issue.
- On another occasion, Misfortune won't stop talking to the Phantasmogoria boatman taking her to the other side of the lake and Mr. Voice gets increasingly irritated, culminating in the moment when the boatman jumps into the lake just to get away from her. It all goes over Misfortune's head.Mr. Voice: Ah! Stop talking! <...> That's what happens when little ladies ask too many questions! It makes people want to drown themselves!
- Mr. Voice's blasé explanation of puberty.Mr. Voice: Your body is preparing to create life inside you and you'll get a lot of new feelings that are completely normal.
Misfortune: Ah, ok.
Mr. Voice: And you'll bleed for three to five days from your vagina.
Misfortune: Ew, yikes forever!
Mr. Voice: You will also suffer each month for many many years and society will treat you like garbage.
Misfortune: Are you for real?
Mr. Voice: Yes, I am.
Misfortune: I think I need some emergency glitter.
