Papyrus and Foster is like the most hellacious case of unstoppable force meets immovable object.
Foster learned very quickly that putting himself down more aggressively and/or lashing out against Papyrus when Papyrus violated the rules worked much, much harder AGAINST him, because most people back down or at least start to avoid him after that and Papyrus just tries harder.
Which was... like, the most maddening thing? He can't get this guy to even admit the rules EXIST, let alone stop breaking them.
And the thing is, even Foster isn't sure that Papyrus' insistence on denying the rules is rooted in the usual emotional bullshit he hates, so he's just... sort of... angry and confused? How does he beat this guy. Why does the Psiionic continue to make him endure this.
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Joking.
Well, Foster isn't.
Papyrus and Foster is like the most hellacious case of unstoppable force meets immovable object.
Foster learned very quickly that putting himself down more aggressively and/or lashing out against Papyrus when Papyrus violated the rules worked much, much harder AGAINST him, because most people back down or at least start to avoid him after that and Papyrus just tries harder.
Which was... like, the most maddening thing? He can't get this guy to even admit the rules EXIST, let alone stop breaking them.
And the thing is, even Foster isn't sure that Papyrus' insistence on denying the rules is rooted in the usual emotional bullshit he hates, so he's just... sort of... angry and confused? How does he beat this guy. Why does the Psiionic continue to make him endure this.
Why was Papyrus on the roof.