THE END IS NEVER THE END IS NEVER THE END IS NEVER by -Invader_FG-
I recently got into the fandom.
This very small fandom.
Here's my contribution to it..
On the perfect day:
4/27
Longest time spent on a painting.
*Coughs out confetti*
#TheStanleyParable #StanleyParable #fanart #fall #endings #tsp #InvaderFG
"FG uploaded a drawing of The Stanley Parable. She knew that even though she had spent two hours working on it, the drawing wouldn't have many likes. She knew this, but she was proud of her ability to contribute to the tiny fandom."
"And FG was happy."
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28 Apr, 2015, 7:20 pm
"After waiting an entire day, FG checked her Stanley Parable painting to see if anyone liked it.
There was only one like.
She sighed. Why did FG even bother? It was then that FG realized that she could predict the future, since she predicted that she wouldn't have many likes.
She tried her new found powers out. 'I predict that I will become popular,' she said. Unfortunetly, that didn't work. She tried again. 'I predict that The Stanley Parable will have a bigger fanbase,' she said. That didn't work either. FG sighed. Maybe she should try something else. 'I predict that I'm never going to be noticed in this website,' she said finally.
It worked."
29 Apr, 2015, 10:48 pm
"The next day, FG checked the painting. Nothing had changed.
Maybe its because she joined the fandom too late. That could be it. After all, the game had been made in 2013.
Maybe tomorrow."
30 May, 2015, 8:52 pm
"A couple weeks later, FG uploaded a new Stanley Parable painting.. of The Narrator.
Stanley was peeved. Why did The Narrator get a painting? The game is all about him! Out of frustration, Stanley kicked a desk. He was immediantly scolded by The Narrator.
Stanley sighed. Nothing was fair anymore."