[Determination is as determination does. Is there any end to their story at all that favors them - that ends with a child, smiling and happy, content with a family that loved them, whom they could love well in turn without turning that love into something selfish and prone to destruction?]

[Their story was long over by the time Frisk's began. By the time it finally saw a conclusion that swept some semblance of closure over their grave - in reality, sweeping dust and final aspersions as to the character of a child who chewed and swallowed their own death with willing hands, sealing their fate to always be remembered unfavorably.]

[A step lower, they should think, from not being remembered at all.]

Logistically, I'm not certain you should wish for such a thing. It's my understanding that shades of children long-dead are vengeful, hateful beings.

[Ha. Ha.]