History Heartwarming / ParadoxSpace

** The Dolorosa sets a stand-out example of connection with the Sufferer, in that they have an extremely strong and loving mother/son dynamic, with the Sufferer being able to identify hear as his parent with no awkwardness (well, none caused by/directed at her) only affection and gratitude, when time and again in Homestuck proper, we see Alternians and Beforans of all walks and after extended contact with humans, being completely unable to grasp the concept of familial bonds.

** The Dolorosa sets a stand-out example of connection with the Sufferer, in that they have an extremely strong and loving mother/son dynamic, with the Sufferer being able to identify hear as his parent with no awkwardness, only affection and gratitude, when time and again in Homestuck proper, we see Alternians and Beforans of all walks and after extended contact with humans, being completely unable to grasp the concept of familial bonds.

** The Dolorosa sets a stand-out example of connection with the Sufferer, in that they have an extremely strong and loving mother/son dynamic, with the Sufferer being able to identify hear as his parent with no awkwardness, only affection and gratitude, when time and again in Homestuck proper, we see Alternians and Beforans of all walks and after extended contact with humans, being complete unable to grasp the concept of familial bonds.

* Though we only hear scraps of it, The Sufferer's patient and concise explanations to his audience about how The Condesce is actually a bad ruler to trollkind stand in loving contrast to Karkat's typical ClusterFBomb tirades over the unruliness of his team and especially Kankri's incomprehensibly dense lectures whenever he makes himself a SJW soapbox. This is an OnlySaneMan preaching to a people so ConditionedToAcceptHorror that they forget that their ruler's cult of personality is mandatory on pain of death, where his title as Sufferer initially came from the frustration and seeming-futility of trying to talk them out of this mindset, and he displays no sarcasm or loss of temper in his sessions.

* Though we only hear scraps of it, The Sufferer's patient and concise explanations to his audience about how The Condesce is actually a bad ruler to trollkind stand in loving contrast to Karkat's typical ClusterFBomb tirades over the unruliness of his team and especially Kankri's incomprehensibly dense lectures whenever he imagines a SJW soapbox. This is an OnlySanMan preaching to a people so ConditionedToAcceptHorror that they forget that their ruler's cult of personality is mandatory on pain of death, and he betrays no sarcasm or loss temper in his sessions.

** The Dolorosa sets a stand-out example of connection with the Sufferer.

* The ending. PM has just trekked through ''four'' planets and completed an infuriating ChainOfDeals in order to get one nondescript white package. She is feeling completely tired and unappreciated by the time she delivers the package to the White Queen...who opens it and presents it to PM. It holds a new mailbag (in comparison to PM's old, patchy one) marked with a 'Thank you!' sign.

* Inherently, there's something heartening about seeing Vriska and Eridan - by rights, two of the comic's most notoriously screwed-up characters - interacting in a relatively normal, lighthearted, and ''[[FunnyMoments fucking hilarious]]'' way.

* John is out shopping with Dad and attempts to get out of it by borrowing Dad's PDA to talk to Dave (with the excuse of looking up nose hair trimer prices). After learning about Dave's experiences with his own family shopping trips, John decides to earnestly attempt to enjoy the trip, starting with getting his own nose hair trimmer. This gets even more poignant if you've read Homestuck, where Dad died.

* While she's traveling through Dave's land, PM takes the time to stop and help out a crocodile that got it's tail crushed by a falling gear. Especially heartwarming if one remembers how obsessed she is with her job and yet she was willing to risk being late to help someone in need.

* While she's traveling through Dave's land, PM takes the time to stop and help out a crocodile that got it's tail crushed by a falling gear. Especially heartwarming if one remembers how obsessed she is with her job.

* John is out shopping with Dad and attempts to get out of it by borrowing Dad's PDA to talk to Dave (with the excuse of looking up nose hair trimer prices). After learning about Dave's experiences with his own family shopping trips, John decides to earnestly attempt to enjoy the trip, starting with getting his own nose hair trimmer. [[spoiler: This gets even more poignant if you've read Homestuck, where Dad died.]]

* Andrew Hussie's message for the launch of the site, which just emphasizes the amount of love and work that has been put into both the story and the culture surrounding it.[[note]]-->A young reader stands in a webcomic. A brand new webcomic, to be exact. One that has launched on the 5th anniversary of Homestuck's first page. If the thirteenth of April holds a magical place in your heart, then chances are, you are on pins and needles waiting for me to post the end of the story. It will still be quite some time before that happens. I've had too much else going on to be able to attack the remaining content with the ferocity that has been characteristic of my update schedule over the years. It is nothing short of The Greatest Tragedy that a beloved story is held hostage to the ability of a single artist to continue creating it. Which brings us to the website called Paradox Space, and the chapter it will represent in Homestuck's extended life cycle.

* Andrew Hussie's message for the launch of the site, which just emphasizes the amount of love and work that has been put into both the story and the culture surrounding it. [[note]]
-->A young reader stands in a webcomic. A brand new webcomic, to be exact. One that has launched on the 5th anniversary of Homestuck's first page. If the thirteenth of April holds a magical place in your heart, then chances are, you are on pins and needles waiting for me to post the end of the story. It will still be quite some time before that happens. I've had too much else going on to be able to attack the remaining content with the ferocity that has been characteristic of my update schedule over the years. It is nothing short of The Greatest Tragedy that a beloved story is held hostage to the ability of a single artist to continue creating it. Which brings us to the website called Paradox Space, and the chapter it will represent in Homestuck's extended life cycle.

* Upon realising that [[spoiler:their timeline is doomed]], the kids [[spoiler:[[FaceDeathWithDignity accept it]]]] and go off to watch a movie together. Because even though [[spoiler:they failed, they can spend their last moments together, playing like normal children.]]

* [[spoiler:Upon realising that their timeline is doomed, the kids [[FaceDeathWithDignity accept it]] and go off to watch a movie together. Because even though they failed, they can spend their last moments together, playing like normal children.]]

* Upon realising that their timeline is doomed, the kids [[FaceDeathWithDignity accept it]] and go off to watch a movie together. Because even though they failed, they can spend their last moments together, playing like normal children.

* Inherently, there's something heartening about seeing Vriska and Eridan - by rights, two of the comic's most notoriously screwed-up characters - interacting in a normal, lighthearted, and ''[[FunnyMoments fucking hilarious]]'' way.

Andrew Hussie's message for the launch of the site, which just emphasizes the amount of love and work that has been put into both the story and the culture surrounding it. [[note]]

* Upon realising that their timeline is doomed, the kids [[FaceDeathWithDignity accept it]] and go off to watch a movie together. Because even though they failed, they can spend their last moments together, playing like normal children.