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* ''[[Ghost Trick]]:'' At the end of Chapter 14, after a number of revelations, Sissel sums up the result of it all:
{{quote|'''Sissel''': Who. Am. I? I'm even further from the truth than when I started.}}
* ''[[Undertale]]'' is filled with an staggering amount of these. here are the most significant
** ''Everything'' Flowey says after the battle with Toriel, but the scariest version is the one he says if you actually kill her, reload, and then spares her.
{{Quote|'''Flowey:''' But don't act so cocky. I know what you did. [[The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You|You murdered her. And then you went back, because you regretted it.]] Ha ha ha ha... You naive idiot. Do you think you are the only one with that power? The power to reshape the world... Purely by your own determination. The ability to play God! The ability to "SAVE."}}
** For that matter, what Toriel says if you confront her after resetting a game just after you murdered her
{{quote|'''Toriel:'''...wait ...why are you looking at me like that? Like you have seen a ghost. Do you know something that I do not?}}
**One character reveals that they know about Flowey.
{{quote|"have you ever heard of a {{color|yellow|talking flower}}?"}}
** If you played Undertale as a typical RPG but hadn't go full genocidal, you will receive an very special lesson that will change everything you knew about the game on its head
{{quote|{{Spoiler|Sans:}} What's EXP? It's an acronym. It stands for "{{color|red|execution points}}". A way of quantifying the pain you have inflicted on others. When you kill someone, your EXP increases. When you have enough EXP, your LOVE increases. LOVE, too, is an acronym. It stands for "{{color|red|Level of Violence}}". A way of measuring someone's capacity to hurt.}}
**So you are having a nice dinner with Sans, and he tells you about a promise he made to some woman. Everything is so funny and lighthearted, and then he drops this gem:
{{quote|Do you get what I'm saying? That promise I made to her... you know what would've happened if she hadn't said anything? Buddy... {{Smallcaps|you'd be dead where you stand}}.}}
** So you believed that asking nicely to (or merely beating) Asgore will net you out of the Underworld? Alphys has to spell the truth of the situation for you:
{{quote|'''Alphys:''' I... I can't take this anymore. I... lied to you. A human Soul isn't strong enough to cross the barrier alone. It takes at least a human Soul... and a monster Soul. If you want to go home... you'll have to take his Soul. You'll have to kill Asgore.}}
**In the True Pacifist route, you are examining some tapes with a lot of clues of the past of Toriel, Asgore, and their son Asriel. The whole tape set is Whamtastic, but this particular line stands abvove the other because it's the very first clue that the name you introduced in the opening screen is more that it appeared.
{{quote|Asriel: Okay [[[Insert Player Name Here|name you introduced in the opening screen]]], are you ready?}}
** All of Alphys records in the True Lab. ''All of them''.
**The line that stopped a myriad of attempted Genocide runs.
{{quote|Papyrus is sparing you.}}
**The first sign you are in a No Mercy route is this delightful gem that appears while examining Toriel's kitchen drawers. Note that red text is '''not''' among the colors used for emphasis in the player character narrating box in the other ones.
{{quote|{{color|red|Where are the knives}}}}
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