Monster – Korina's Origin (Minecraft Roleplay)

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28 thoughts on “Monster – Korina's Origin (Minecraft Roleplay)”

  7. Darkness had continued to fester in Mors hurting both himself as well as others. And yet Darkness was the only anchor strong enough to keep Mors from falling into a void of nothingness. But the price was his sanity and good heart

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  12. Here’s the thing, Mors has always been the observant type. He observes people, their past, their likes, hates, personality, weakness, etc. I think Mors is right when he says Thanatos hates him, but not him specifically. Thanatos still hates Keres, Mors is the son of Keres, so in a sense he hate a part of Mors. If Keres was to be in the position of Mors currently, Thanatos would be content that a monster like her is in a prison like that. Mors has part of Keres in him, so in a way Thanatos is looking at Keres getting a punishment she deserves. However he also raised Mors, sees him as his son, so while he hates Keres, he loves Mors, and that’s what conflicting. In the end, it’s hard to tell what Thanatos truly feels, and with Mors’s horrible mindset, hate is the default assumption.

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  17. 9:08 To be fair in Mors eyes Thanatos didn't do anything to stop him from going dark. So it's understandable that he wouldn't believe his father would've prevented him from being chained down when he had turned a blind eye to Mors losing battle with the darkness and didn’t realize it until it was too late

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  19. Well Thanatos isn't like Kratos the God killer because he is weak and pathetic in my eyes but what I know Thanatos is the same person I know and love due to his negotiations with the gods and goddesses she won't live up to Kratos the god killer name not at all so I hope Thanatos will be fine on his own without anyone's help especially me as well alright.

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  20. Mors was mostly the brooding type. He can be a jerk about a lot of things but that doesn’t mean he’s unaware of what’s happening around him. And even though people don’t say things to his face they might as well have because Mors notices everything when it comes to his and everyone’s treatment.

    Thanatos having conflicted emotions may also be due to the fact that he’s finally starting to see that he had hurt Mors more than he was helping him. Instead of separating Mors from the darkness like he intended to he basically plunged him into it with no way out. Finding out that it was him as a parent that made Mors so mentally broken must’ve been a terrible realization for Thanatos. I don’t think he ever wanted to be the cause for Mors pain that was guarded by a wall of anger.

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  22. Ok so damn being half asleep and high doesn't help my judgement but omg was this amazing… DAVIS YOU NEVER FAIL TO AMAZE ME- and Kat wasn't in this one much but she's also amaizing and y'all always have the best cliff hangers whether they be for dramatic flair or just to be silly thank y'all for all your hard work you guys are such an inspiration

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  24. Am I the only one who noticed the shift between Mors and Thanatos behavior when they were talking? Because Mors never really voiced how he really felt about others to his father before and when he did he was always brushed off. Now he’s not really putting up an act with his father anymore, instead he demolished the shield he kept around him for so long exposing how badly battered and bruised his heart had become. Thanatos no longer turns a blind eye to Mors suffering like he used to which in turn causes more pain to him than he could’ve ever imagined. I feel like both of them are starting to see things for what they are instead of glazing over it and realizing this, Mors kind of calmed down at the end. He’s still pissed but better than earlier. Personal interpretation though.

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  27. 12:06–12:36 This brings me back to when Mors first went into a semi-demonic form. His outburst now was his cry for help just as much as it was then. Only this time Thanatos heard it. Loud and clear. He saw that Mors had been hurting even before he was imprisoned which left him at a loss for words. He probably saw Mors as a child before his true form showed and present Mors simultaneously. Which made him realize that he had been hurting Mors more than he thought he was. Instead of shielding him from the darkness he exposed him to it with no way out.

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  28. I just finished watching your backrooms playthrough. That was the first time i've heard of you guys. first i was at Davis' channel, then saw yours and I love your roleplays! their so fun and interesting to watch! I really would like to join you guys but its most likely a PC only thing

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