Trapped in never ending resets, unhealthy co-dependency and the knowledge that the only guy who remembers hates them, Frisk and Chara are out of options. So in the minds of traumatised kids, suicide is the last option left. But suicide is a pretty memorable thing and emotions may be stronger than memories. Especially to the person who finds their dead body.

Alexander still hadn't gotten used to it. The constant moving, the feeling of never belonging anywhere. Each house blurring into the next, he never knew when to expect a hit or harsh words, a meal or an empty stomach. Eventually he turns up on the Washingtons' doorstep, preparing for the worst. What he gets is actually, quite the opposite. TW inside, Lams.

Rick never expected himself to be stuck caring for a Morty; one day he was minding his own business and then everything he ever knew would change as if the multiverse itself was determined to displace him. However, being stubborn and resilient is the only thing he knows how to do. (Younger Rick, Baby Morty, A/U elements)

He wishes that they did not have to hide, that every moment with each other was not secret and stolen. Alexander often feels as though he and John are living on borrowed time and now, it seems, that time has run out.