Doki doki literature club delete monika early

#DOKI DOKI LITERATURE CLUB DELETE MONIKA EARLY HOW TO#

If you were to make her President in Act 1, she's understandably going to be confused and scared about suddenly inheriting an existential crisis.

This give so her a jumping off point to do exactly what she did.

Also, keep in mind that by the time Sayori inherits God Powers in Act 4, she would have also inherited the story of Doki Doki up to that point, having knowledge of everything Monika is that to alter the game.

She wanted it to stop, so it did, and then she kills herself once she realizes what she's done.

Sayori, on the other hand, is highly emotional, so for her, altering the game isn't something she's doing consciously. Monika is cool, collected and responsible, so for her, altering the game is something she has to do carefully and deliberately. Sayori's last words include things like 'This can't be all there is!' and 'Make it stop!'. That doesn't mean she doesn't still have depression, it's just less severe. You can tell it's the un-altered version of her because she's already outside instead of running to catch up to the protagonist without Monika to amp up her depression to the point where she has trouble getting out of bed, she's on time. She gets her 'epiphany' when the game starts, which is exactly what happens to Sayori as well. With Monika deleted before the start of the game, she doesn't have the chance to alter Sayori.

Why did Sayori instantly go insane and try to go straight to deconstructing the world so only you and she remained?.

While this is good for keeping emotions out of an argument, it's no help when emotions are already involved.

In addition, the tip in question is only a general guide to giving your statements a subjective cast in order to avoid conflict.

Or the game just gave everyone Fake Memories to keep up the charade.

Pity she had to destroy the rest of her reality to get people to stop interrupting her. She's certainly eloquent enough when she gets to talk uninterrupted in Act 3, to the point that this troper felt bad about deleting her.

Alternatively, she's good with formal, structured debates in which she has time to prep her arguments, but isn't good enough at thinking on her feet to intervene in a heated argument between frenemies that's already in progress.

Why wouldn't she intentionally stay out of an argument between Yuri and Natsuki that makes both of them come off as less pleasant?

Also do remember that Monika wants to turn you off of all three girls.

Her goal is to get the player interested in her, after all, so why not embellish her past and make up stories about a debate club that likely never even existed?

It's not really all that strange when you think about it: she just made it all up.

Calling it the 'Monika's Debate Tip of the Day!'

Yet also in Act 3, she talks about her time in the debate club and what she learned about arguing.

And someone who doesn't understand people probably isn't going to be a very good mediator. Furthermore, from her various monologues in said act, we can infer that she doesn't understand people very well (when she isn't outright telling us such). She may have never had any actual debate experience. Her being in the debate club was just a bit of flavor information meant to flesh her out a bit more.

If you believe Monika's own words in Act 3, nothing that happened before the game starts actually took place.

Monika should have recognized that Yuri calling Natsuki's poem cute would invoke the hot potato in literature (asking what good literature is and what purpose it serves is flame bait) or that Natsuki was resorting to Chewbacca Defense rather than keeping the topic on poetry. The one time Monika is caught in the middle of an escalating argument without Sayori to help, she finds herself timidly being put in a corner, forced to watch the entire game falling apart.

#DOKI DOKI LITERATURE CLUB DELETE MONIKA EARLY HOW TO#

How can a former president of the debate club be such a horrible moderator? You would expect knowing how to handle an argument certainly one based around the Romanticism Versus Enlightenment trope in a literature club of all places would invoke This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman but no.

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Doki doki literature club delete monika early