User blog:Asianpotter1/Character Analysis: Frisk

Frisk:

'''Apparently, Frisk had been looking for a way to RESET ever since he broke the thing. Which makes you question the “I’m filled with determination” line that opened up everything. Was he saying that he was determined to find a way to RESET? Yeah that would work on its own, but that sits at complete odds with any and all of his actions on the surface. If he knew that everything would go wrong and he had to find a RESET, then he wouldn’t have done any of the stuff with Jessica and/or Betty. He would’ve been off lord knows where looking for a solution to his problem.'''

'''Of course, this literally comes out of nowhere. There’s not really a build up, Frisk just goes from “It’s going to be tough, but we need to press on.” to an abnormally jaded and edgy prick who didn’t get what he wanted for christmas. It’s a twist, but not development.''' Q: What am I trying to get at? A: Frisk got screwed over out of nowhere and his very character was shattered. Q: Is there a better way to do this? '''A: Well, of course. in order to fix this, a simple change would need to be made. Get rid of the conversation Frisk had with Asriel in episode 4 part 1. Remove that part of the video. in the end of the ep, or the beginning of part 2, show Frisk sneaking out to search for Betty on his own. This would be more in line with his character, and through context clues gathered from season 1, we can tell that Frisk is willing to put himself in harm's way to protect people he cares about even if it's a poor decision. By doing this, Frisk's eventual sacrifice would feel more consistent and people could feel more sympathetic for this character who gave up his own life just as Chara did in season 1.'''