To be different, yeah. The other ones pretty much always turn out well, unless they're previews like Judas's. It didn't have an audience, you know - don't tell him this, but it was sort of only there as backstory for our show.
Right, didn't the Player say it was a limited audience...?
[ Imagine being someone's backstory fridge character. Actually considering Hans got character development thanks to dead castmates he doesn't have to think that hard. ]
Being different just for difference's sake is pointless, though. She really should have known better.
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[And it is awful. But like, he's only the narrator of this one, can't do a thing about all that garbage.]
We've honestly been pretty lucky. There's other Annas and Elsas who got caught up - at least no one we know's been grabbed twice.
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[ It's just not a murdergame without the murder, what can you do? ]
I mean, everything turned out pretty well in the end, but what if it hadn't? That was what the Player wanted, right?
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[ Imagine being someone's backstory fridge character. Actually considering Hans got character development thanks to dead castmates he doesn't have to think that hard. ]
Being different just for difference's sake is pointless, though. She really should have known better.
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...I think it was more like...she wanted it to go the way she thought her story should have gone. Her original show.
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[ Hans hadn't actually considered that... ]
That would explain why she got so mad. Two 'failures' in a row...
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[He smiles crookedly.]
...we were both affected a lot by the way things went at home.
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[ Tried to kill him. It must have been how the show was supposed to go, too. ]
Some shows can be pretty cruel, can't they? Even if that's how it was written.
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[Just. Not around him and his.]