My Theory For The Patton And Debate Episode

My theory for the patton and debate episode

(Warning, this is my perspective on the episode and i don't expect it to be cannon, i just have ideas. Also these are vaguely detailed.)

The video opens up with thomas saying he is too upset to form a complete sentance so he just said random words.

Intro sequence.

Thomas comes home, angry and upset. He openly says "what the f**k everypody!"

And states: "Yeah there's no other way around it, this day sucked." He then states that he needs to air out some things so he calles patton and roman.

The next (enter timeline here) minutes of the video is explaining that he had both missed the first half of the wedding AND the callback, because he was worrying about it too much.

Patton then interrupts him by asking why roman didn't remind him, with roman doing the same.

The first "8 bit" scene is thomas explaining how he had missed the vows and how he just played on his phone the entire rest of the ceremony.

Roman and patton tell him to continue.

The next 8 bit sequence is him talking with joan about the wedding.

(I once theorized it would be a orange side, but just in case it doesn't work, i'm just gonna assume it's joan.)

Patton and roman debate for a little bit on how it would have went different.

Thomas then said how he had also learned that there wasn't enough time to go to the callback, and how he tried to catch the bus way home but he missed it for whatever reason (rain, buses stop early on a weeknight, whatever).

Roman was saddened by this and it "angered" patton that he would find he should have gone to the callback instead of being there for his friends. All his pent up upstetness (or whatever feeling) gets let out here. Arguments get worse. Angst all around!

Then roman makes an inspiring speech that he shoudn't always put others before himself. Which resulted in patton and roman make up and then notice that thomas is gone.

The panic and then realized he probably went to the callback to explain his actions. Roman exclaims that they must prosue after him, which they do.

The final 8 bit sequence is the climax.

The final 8 bit sequence is the climax. He must get to the place where the callback is held before it's too late. Patton and roman follow after him, and they arrive, thomas says he has to go alone. Patton and roman wait outside untill he gets back with a satisfyed smile. The explains how they understand his actions and situation and that though he missed the callback, they can give them some more time for him. Patton and roman feel happy knowing that the terrifying storm of the month has passed. The bridge is crossed. The last minutes of the video goes by smoothly, then roman explains that....deceit was right. He did desperatley want the callback. That he didn't feel right when they didn't have it. Thomas then tells him that he and patton and the rest can help him. Roman sinks down knowing he is loved, that he isn't wrong for wanting to achieve a dream come true.

The outro commences, better than ever now. Thomas can finally relax and call this a begining of an end of a short, terrifying era.

That's it! Hope you like it!

(Descrition on the outro soon.)

Sanders Sides in Videogame styles (1/?) - Animal Crossing

Just what i wanna see.

Hi if you wouldn't mind a little roceit doodle?

Finished this just as I saw this ask!

I did this for the first ask based off the Romeo/Juliet kinda not prompt but vibe they said with these two so here ya go!

Whatever Roman is standing on I tell you he falls not a few minutes later ruining the suave towers leaning he was doing lmao

Thanks for the ask!! ❤️💛❤️💛

Last time i gave you a scene from LOGAN's portion of the bloopers, now i give you one of remus' many bloops.

AND THEY DRANK IT!!

LOOK AT IT!!

God....F*CK!!!

The story is that logan and virgil whatching a bad movie and one part made them both loose it (but mostly virgil) because i thought the idea was kinda hilarious.

Original audio, at 7:36

https://youtu.be/9y74GuUph7Y

Yay, more sander sides kitties!!

Based on the bloopers.

Bonus: