Surrounding the dialogue bubble 'I can't imagine what it would have been like if you weren't there!'

Why have you forsaken me? What have I said what have I done?

Dialogue bubble 'If I just...appeared one day in the void.'

Can I go back? Can I go up? Can I go anywhere else but down?

Dialogue bubble 'and there was noone else'

I'm so tired but I can't sleep you can't make me

Dialogue bubble 'Nothing forever'

I hate you

Behind 'If I had just appeared one day in the VOID':

"Can I go back?"

"Can I go up?"

"Can I go anywhere else but down?"

Behind 'and there was no one else':

"Im so tird" (sic.)

"But I cant sleep"

"You cant make me"

Below 'Nothing Forever':

"I hate you"

The cipher has no punctuation.

'Tird' is very likely meant to be 'tired', I can only assume there was a typo.

Well done secret pie.

I'm completely obsessed

In the pantry bug world, what looks to be an adult is lying still (likely dead) on the floor.

Lady Doris does not like it when Broccoli calls her “Mom” despite the term being accurate.

Sucre’s mom had that whole mini rant about how Lady Doris is, in her opinion, a horrible and neglectful parent to Broccoli. Also, it seems significant that mermaid mom was made in to such an important side character — almost as if there were lessons the story was trying to convey through her.

The plant people’s religious lore talks of a princess — the daughter of the lady who made all things — which is almost certainly Brogli.

In the 20 questions game, when Brócoli was thinking of Lady Doris, she asked if the person has a dead mother — suspiciously specific, especially when she obviously knew the answer. I think this scene’s purpose / reason for Doris asking more when she already knows is Doris realizing just how little about herself Brokkoli knows.

The whole “Polite and Good” thing seems to me to be an allegory for parents forcing a sort of “it is the way it is, it is meaningless to question why” type worldview on their children — specifically religious people and ideas that contradict or dismiss observable facts about reality that humanity, in general, has already come to something like a consensus on. (Ok, I’m dancing around the subject here: the kind of hateful and Cristian humans who casually mention that “gay people are, like, wrong and unholy. They’re all going to burn in hell.” when a lesbian couple is shown on screen during family movie night).

Also, another interesting parallel between her and Student is that they’re both simultaneously nothing and everything.

It just depends on what color system you’re using.

A sierpinski triangle in her eye?

Im kinda surprised no one til that point pointed that out, but i know i have a lot to keep up

Nice representation of infinity tho

And dang, those are pretty eyes

Idk why but doris happened to look more

Cute

From that moment

More nice

Before she was really uncanny to me

(fun fact, for the first half of that short, i thought Broccoli was an old lady and Doris was a "girl from The Ring"-esque entity that Broccoli had taken in lmao)

also, love how Broccoli is like "yeah yeah so you were the first thing ever and you created everything in the universe, whatever, let's move on", but hearing that Doris doesn't like tea is what makes them freak out lmao

(i mean it makes sense in a way but still funny)