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However, Stanley is angry at being resurrected, perhaps because of the trauma of dying repeatedly and slams the narrator against the wall, taking the watch. It's clear even in Blank Decay that the two argued a lot, with my interpretation being that Stanley blames the Narrator for the world becoming this way because he had to break it to escape, while the Narrator believes what he did was right. It's not really clear at all why the Narrator has been stopping Stanley from escaping. Perhaps he believes he's protecting Stanley in some way? Or perhaps Stanley escaping would kill the narrator? Either way, as Stanley goes to escape in Blue Lies it shows his clear trauma from dying repeatedly. Then, the world begins to break, revealing that he is in fact trapped within an animation. His past death from Blank Decay watches him from the mirror and then reaches out to him from the film reel. I'm not entirely sure what this is meant to represent, perhaps his trauma or my favourite interpretation - his predetermined destiny of dying in the animation. Using this interpretation, as he tries to escape, the animation tries to close the bars on him, changing scene, perhaps to his death, but he physically grabs the bars, leaping through, creating his own destiny. As he finally reaches the doors he looks back seeing the narrator he's left behind. He hesitates for a moment, as despite his hatred thanks to what the narrator did to him, in Blank Decay he did begin to care about him. However, he dismissed the thought, and goes through the exit door, taking him to the bedroom at the end. Throughout the animations Stanley is the only one who attempts to reach the exit door, and when seeing the exit in Blank Decay Stanley seems excited while the Narrator is not. It seems the Narrator either can't leave or doesn't want to. The falling glasses towards the end of this animation seem to imply that Stanley leaving is killing the narrator. I do not think this is the end of the series, partly because it was all a dream is a disappointingly boring and lazy ending so I hope that's not what SAD-ist is going for. I have a few theories about the ending: one is that this is not the real world, and Stanley has woken up either into the opening scene of Portal 2 or woken up in Superliminal. Another is that this IS the real world, but he truly was in a simulation and is going to go back to try to save the narrator. In the Portal or Superliminal scenario he might also go back for the narrator and work with him to escape this new simulation too.

when ever i drap n drop the folder its always empty in open iv

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