The Strings of Genocide

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Stardew Valley has been taking over my life, send help.

Also I don't have an internet router anymore and have to rely on mobile data.

S e n d h e l p , p l e a s e .

Now that "Corruption" is over and done with, I can now start dwindling away at my extensive amount of drafts.

2 out of those 43 drafts aren't poem ideas.

2.

I honestly have no clue whether or not I'll do all of them; I might just end up deleting some ideas. xd

Anywho, it's time for more poetry where Chara is portrayed as the villain. In this case, as the mastermind behind Frisk's actions. The puppeteer behind the malicious actions committed in the genocide route.

The conductor of the symphony of entropy.

I'm prepared for a shower of comments saying "ChArA iSn'T eViL, yOu SwInE." You want to try and prove that a supposition is factual? Go ahead, I'll wait. :^)

Time Taken: 1 hour and 10 minutes

Word Count: 178

A marionette and their master,

A duo left unrivalled by all.

One does not prosper without the other,

Just as one inspires the other's enthrall.

The puppet is nothing more than a husk,

A shell; a vessel for experimental needs.

The master coveys their commands through them,

To fufill their aspired, yet malevolent deeds.

This catacombic vessel plummeted forth,

Into the dwelling of the monster kind.

The master took action without hesitation,

As they conduct their instrument of mass genocide.

The pawn has acquired a purpose in life,

To perpetrate a monster slaughter.

Fueled by determination seeping from their captor;

Their mission has begun; showing no sign of falter.

Every realm of the mountain succumbed to treachery,

Not one monster was spared; man, woman nor child.

All monsters perished from the exact same cause,

The actions of the subject; the orders of the defiled.

At the end of it all; no survivors remained,

Not even those who would not abide.

All those who died by the puppet's own hands;

Unaware of who was behind the strings of genocide.

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