[ SECRET POST #3651 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3651 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But I don't think Frisk goes by "they" in that like, that's their preferred pronoun that they asked to be called by. The real reason for "they" is probably because programming the text with "they" was simpler than having the player choose which pronoun to be called throughout the game. And storywise it works because the other characters probably can't tell human gender by looking so they used "they" and Frisk didn't notice or care. Frisk hardly seemed to care about anyone calling them by their own name, so it's not too likely they're particular about pronouns.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, except I wasn't claiming that Frisk the character personally preferred the pronoun or that the creator was trying to make them explicitly nb. I said Frisk went by "they," as evidenced by every other character in the game using it for them. They do go by they, it's not up for debate.

Whether intentional or not, political statement or not, when placed into context with characters, to me, it makes it hard for me to believe Frisk is male. Sometimes things done for sheer mechanics affect a story.