Thread:Samanthapov/@comment-45093524-20200611184934/@comment-45093524-20200611215942

We know ghosts can interact with other ghosts.

The initial check text for Napstablook says "This monster doesn't seem to have a sense of humor..."

To which Napstablook responds "oh, I'm REAL funny."

The fact that Napstablook can respond to the narration implies that the narrator is a character in the story, and is a ghost.

There are two characters that throughout all variations of the basic plot in Undertale that die, and I don't think the narrator is the adorable fluffy goat boi, due to one particular obvious reason. (Howdy!)

Furthermore, In New Home, in one of the rooms, there's two beds. The left-hand bed (commonly assumed to be Chara's bed) has two different narrations. One making a comment about the bed related to (well, you know), and one with the narrator referring to it as their bed. This implies that Chara is the narrator on all runs. This explains the amount of personality the narration has. Napstablook's response to the narration shows the narrator is a ghost, and the bed narration, when added to the evidence, is proof of the Narra-Chara theory.

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