The monsters have forgotten many things about life above-ground, from the trivial to the crucial. But they have a king who's cannier in affairs of peace than he ever was in war, and he's winning them the space they need to figure everything out. They have all the time they should need...but for some reason, Frisk's time seems to be running mysteriously short.

Sans wakes up with a strange feeling regarding the latest Reset, but it takes him awhile to figure out why. Papyrus wasn't expecting the tables to be turned like this. Undyne just wants things to be simple and quick, what the hell? Alphys didn't know what to do with all of this strange acceptance... All because in the end, for Frisk, it really wasn't worth it...

When you tell someone to give up, you'd better make sure their idea of it is the same as yours. Because when someone feels trapped they can be driven to some pretty desperate things, things you would have never figured. Sans may have made a mistake somewhere along the way, but who could blame him? He just hadn't realized he couldn't afford not to care anymore. About this anyways...

[Spoilers For Entire Game] "If we're really friends, you won't come back." After sparing the final boss and facing the consequences for their actions up 'til then, the fallen child takes those words to heart and resets. The next time will be better, but a question still lingers: what does it mean to be "friends"? If they keep going, maybe they'll learn the answer...