#marian reverse 1999

[timekeeper-vertin]

Average sibling behavior

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[upp-loader]

#upload! #gameposting #mobile games #game stills #sotheby reverse 1999 #sonetto reverse 1999 #marian reverse 1999 #color

[schneiderenjoyer]

I couldn't focus all day. So, instead of working, I just doodled r1999 hahah

#reverse 1999 #verneider #vertin x schneider #vertin #schneider #sonetto #marian greco #together within the rubble #you can see I've been quite productive on my brainrot #also a lil bit of how my TWTR verneider dynamic works #Schneider and Sonetto's early phase relationship after making amends too

[acesw]

The Grecos, Schneider, and her Religious Trauma

One of the characters I really find interesting is Schneider. There are strong signs that she has religious trauma, which ties really well with the neglect she's experienced growing up and the way this trauma reflects her behaviors and words.

The Grecos are known to be really religious, and they're quite devout to Christianity as a means of life. It does not mean that they wouldn't do things to ensure that they're able to at least eat. Living in Chicago of all places is already one struggle enough, making sure they get by despite having bad relationships with gangs adds so much.

Prior to moving, they were more devoted to God as coming from a community in Sicily. They moved because of how bad the poverty situation had been (the major Italian emigration in the 1900-1910s), hoping to seek a better life in America. Of all places though, they moved to Chicago, where there were crimes and gangs all about. This resulted to the Grecos having to pull strings to keep their head up the water, and they still practice Christianity as a means to maintain morale.

We then have Schneider. The youngest and most neglected child of the Grecos. She was barely fed and paid attention to among her 11 older sisters. The Narrator also notes that she was even neglected from the start, as she turned a year old before her father realized she wasn't baptized.

Now, there are two main instances that showcase Schneider's religious trauma peeking through are the traces "From One Castle to Another" and "Long Night Trip". Both of which are very much talking about Schneider's past. There are parts of the dialogue that stick out to me.

-From One Castle to Another

"It's impossible to keep every child well-fed. Schneider could not even get a piece of bread in the Eucharist. But a good daughter would not let anyone worry about her. She sat on the bench outside the church and hummed. She found a way out for herself."

"The Grecos are among them. They're covered by the dark cloud of long-handed umbrellas. [...] But you can't find Schneider. [...] It rains heavier. The priest opens his arms to embrace the sky, 'The Lord be with you.' " " 'And also with you.' Schneider responds in a voice that could hardly be heard. She puts her hand on her heart. This is the first time she responds to the Lord. And it will be the last."

-Long Night Trip

The Narrator talks about Schneider's slow descent into losing her faith in these conversations. She used to pray and hope that God would fix things and give an answer for her and her family's suffering. And all that happened was that it got worse.

It only ever makes Schneider question and doubt, and eventually she stops believing in God. But everyone around her, her family in particular, still maintains their strong belief that he'd guide them out of struggle. Meanwhile, she take things into her own hands for that matter.

And again, everyone would resort to praying, praying, and praying. Yet Schneider wouldn't dare try. Because if he listened to her this one time then they heard all the other times and never cared to help. That rubs salt in the wound.

So with this, we see how Schneider creates her newfound identity. She starts frequenting underground markets and doing certain odd jobs. She is able to make amends with other gang leaders and grow her own strong faction in Chicago.

All so she makes enough money for the rest of her family to eat and thrive. It showcases her sense of selflessness, her full care for her family despite how they treated her. She cares for them more than anything, because even with barely receiving love, they're the ones that raised her. Schneider actively does it all to prove that she can give.

Even in the main story there are those hints of that trauma seeping through. Throughout the game she refers to her bosses as "My Lord", a name that's usually reserved for God.

In the 'Green Oranges' segment of chapter 2, we see that Schneider's younger self describes America as a new world. A place of wonders, where blessings will be given and all sins will be forgiven. There, "God loves the world". Because back in Sicily, she believes that God does not love her and her family here. This ties back to the major Italian emigration in the 1900-1910s, where again, the poverty situation had been so bad. Not to mention the overpopulation and the natural disasters that came with it.

Meanwhile, her adult self is heavily injured from the gunshot wounds and Vertin stops shooting her. She expresses her frustration of being unable to die fast, which then turns to this: "Or did God finally forgive me...He allowed me...to stay alive!!"

"God would never make or guide one to that first action," Schneider thinks, because only she alone did it. She decided to step in, with no guidance of the God she once loved. The God that never forgave her.

The entirety of chapter 1 and 2 shows that her trauma runs really deep. The youngest and most neglected child turns into the most diligent and faithless Greco. She expresses her clear disdain for God, and does everything in her own power to do what "he never did for her and her family."

#reverse 1999 #schneider #schneider reverse 1999 #character analysis #she and marian definitely reunited with their family #they deserve their happy ending #schneider needs a hug

[kiana-kaslana-423]

I made matching incantations for Marian and Schneider

#got bored and decided to do it since me and my sister really like Marian!! #I let her post it on Twitter so you might see it there- #reverse: 1999 #reverse 1999 #re1999 #r1999 #reverse 1999 fanart

[hammerbonk]

Is this anything

#shitpost #reverse 1999 spoilers #reverse 1999 #r1999 #schneider #marian #marian greco #regulus #apple #vertin #druvis iii #sotheby #im so pissed theres no vertin fullbody

[marian-greco]

Schneider worries me sometimes...

#reverse 1999 #re1999 #r1999 #marian greco #schneider reverse 1999 #schneider

[manifoldsys]

live marian reaction or whatever was the fucking meme r1999 the entire chapter 1 was her ass hauled to shit - ✉️

og image is from the ms paint emotes discord server

#reverse 1999 #r1999 #🎟️caviarsys #✉️ #this was the warm up doodle #r1999 marian #shitpost

[fa-dubu]

even if vertin finds the truth behind the storm and reverses its reversal so that the people who were sifted out return and the timeline stabilizes, there's still 7 decades between her and schneider. long, long distance relationship

#what are some possibilities? #marian joins a convent #schneider leaves her life of crime to join her #ppl wonder at how she's so devout to her 'lord' #reverse 1999 #reverse 1999 spoilers #i guess that's the difference between 'timekeeper' and 'time traveler'

[rookmeo]

— marian stimboard !

-> requested by: @botanybulbasaur

[ rb + credit if using !]

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#⚘ | request complete #stimboard #reverse 1999 #r1999 #reverse 1999 marian #r1999 marian #water #dirt #gardening

[fishareglorious]

I'm not seeing things rigjt. I was double checking the transcripts for the webbed site and

that is Marian. I'm not tripping balls am I? That's her. She's right there as Forget Me Not is literally talking over the phone.

man.

#reverse 1999 #marian #forget me not #you can see her orange cravat thing on her left side. im not trippinf am i???? i need someone to tell me im not #certified storm moments

[timekeeper-vertin]

This seemed like a good one for any fandom

Wasn't 100% on who to say for polar expedition though

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[buryam-soul]

Finding this even funnier than I think I should

#reverse 1999 #marian ma'am please take the pizza it's better than nothing #the butler hallucinated his dead dog on a platter and she's over here being picky about pizza #this game is a gift that keeps on giving

[lontra-1999]

As Últimas 24 Horas

Esse é um tema muito comentado no cap. 2.

O que faria se tivesse só mais 24 horinhas? Com o que gastaria?

O efeito da Storm nesse momento era confundir as mentes de todos os não-arcanistas, fazendo eles acreditarem que coisas não coméstiveis, como dinheiro, barras de ouro, diamantes e os mais variados itens, virassem, aos seus olhos, refeições maravilhosas.

Tirando a parte da briga entre os Magnus e a Fundação, o que me pega nessa história e toda a situação pós-confusão.

Uma sensação de desesperança ao mesmo tempo que… que não? É como se apesar de todos acreditarem que era o fim dessas pessoas, no fundo talvez. Talvez um milagre acontecesse.

E ah, qual seria o último desejo de pessoas que estavam passando fome e sem conseguir comer nada pois só sentiam vontade de comer coisas tóxicas e não coméstiveis.

As imagens do final são chamadas de A Última Ceia.

Já é mais que óbvio que o milagre não ia vir.

Porém, mesmo assim, naquela refeição, todos comeram juntos, se divertiram e apesar de saberem o destino que os esperavam, tentaram aproveitar.

Nos seus últimos momentos, Marian, irmã de Schneider, católica e de família Italiana reza.

Pelo que será que ela rezou? O que será que ela queria naquele momento? Um milagre? Ou a proteção seja para onde for? Será que ela foi para algum lugar? Será que o Deus que ela prega, será que a Nossa Senhora estava lá?

Não é importante agora. O importante é que como a mesma disse em outro momento, para uma pessoa Italiana a melhor coisa é uma refeição com a família. E ela teve isso. Será que foi realmente a sua última? Ou ela e Schneider estão em algum lugar?

A falta de informações sobre a Tempestade traz uma emoção terrível de desespero. O que está acontecendo com essas pessoas. Elas estão sendo apagadas mas o que é isso?

A destruição causada pela Tempestade é confusa, é cruel porém esse mistério, essa incerteza do porquê ou do que causa, pode trazer uma esperança.

Ou talvez tudo isso esteja incorreto.

Talvez seja apenas o vazio que espera essas pessoas. Talvez o Deus de Marian exista.

Talvez.

Se é uma reversão, os conteúdos não deveriam ser revertidos também? As roupas virando linhas, as linhas virando algodão, e o algodão voltando para sua origem até chegarmos ao fim. O vazio, o nada que é inexplicável.

Acho que a Reversão traz as mesmas dúvidas da morte pois são duas coisas que não tem quem voltou.

Óbvio, que pessoas que passaram perto da situação podem ter traumas e crenças dos mais variados, porém… o que isso significa? Seria o estar tão perto do fim o início de um novo modo de viver?

Ou seria um motivo para evitar o novo? Abandonar as crenças? É algo incerto.

#schneider #reverse1999 #vertin #marian #REVERSE 1999 #Reverse: 1999

[botanybulbasaur]

Schneider's family ; The significance of Marian

REVERSE 1999 SPOILERS AHEAD : FOR CHAPTERS 1 AND 2 ! Please tread carefully and make sure you only read about what you're willing to know.

I know we're all still completely in shambles from Chap. 2, but I wanted to make a speculation about Schneider-- and a comment about how well she's written !

Let me start with this: In many pieces of media, viewers, listeners and readers alike are told that a character has people they care for. They're told a character has a lover, a wife, kids, a family, a sister. We're told the same about Schneider: that she has 11 older siblings, and that she works in the mafia to support them.

However, it's very rarely that we're given a name and a face for these supposed loved ones. And even rarer is it that they're written well, not just as a ploy for empathy, but as their own character: Ladies, gentlemen, and esteemed guests: I present to you, Marian.

Marian is one of my favorite characters just as a stand-alone: she's realistic, she's anxious, she clings to Schneider like a lifeline-- but she's brave, too. I'd love to do an in-depth analysis on her another time, but we're here for another reason.

Marian, first of all, shows us what Schneider's family is like. How they were raised, what they believe in, who they depend on. Soft topic, I know, but as someone of Italian lineage, it's very important to me that I point this out: Marian is extremely religious.

Immigrants of every kind tend to be religious. It gives them much more faith than they ever could have: a new lifeline. They managed to make it across such a winding sea? Oh, thank the lord. They haven't been kicked out of the Americas for emigration? Thank you, holy one. There's so many more reasons for this than "they need something they don't have"- maybe the fact that the rendition of god in every religion is said to love everybody, not just those who were born into wealthy families with the bluest eyes and the blondest hair.

When in a moment with no reason, and all different kinds of desperate measures being needed.. Schneider does what her family coaxes her to. She prays.

(I can't find a screenshot, but please refer to the iconic "I didn't know you prayed" scene, and the screenshot directly below this sentence.)

I also want to point out a large difference between Schneider and her family: Schneider's perspective on a 'god' differs so, so much from her family's.

She looks to whoever may be above, in her world, scornfully-- at least, in the present day. In her past, there is a particularly impactful line I want to debunk.

"The god there ... loves the world." Schnider's family seems to believe that god was the one guiding them, the one who will forgive them-- Schneider believed that it was a whole different entity. This kid believes that the god in Sicily, whoever they may be, does not love the world-- and mio dio, if that's not fucked up, I don't know what is.

And, when Schneider comes to America and sees that shit isn't as it's cut off to be, she's resentful of whoever this god may be. She gives a pray as her last bet-- what her family wants.

And it's not that she doesn't believe in this god-- no. She just doesn't believe they love her.

"Finally forgive me" -- Finally being the key word here. She's lived all her life never being treated to mercy or being 'forgiven for her sins' -- and at her most fragile, exposed moment, she relents to what her family has taught her. To what she truly believes-- to Sicily, to Marian, her sorella. Maybe even all 11 sorelle and her parents.

And, again, they're different at face value. Marian is calm, kind. She dresses modest and has her hair grown out: she's timid, too, not befitting of a mafia boss. She's different from her younger sister.. but she's still important. She shows us another side of Schneider: and, more importantly, she shows us what-- no, who Schneider is fighting for.

Marian provides us with extremely beneficial background context of where Schneider comes from-- and, in that process, gives many of us someone to empathize with. Yes, I too know somebody at least a little like her. You do too, likely.

Maybe, you're even like Schneider-- maybe she's someone you'd aim to protect.

,,aaand that's the little lore rant. Whew! Now to study for my math finals. I hope you have a good day :)

#reverse 1999 #schneider greco #schneider reverse 1999 #schneider #lore #hello internet #welcome to #game theory #hahaha this is so stupid #never let me talk about schneiders family ever again or im dumping the italian bloodline lore #certified pasta muncher schneider speculation #yelena my beloved #yelena greco #yea that's her real name #god reverse 1999 makes me sick #/pos? maybe?? #also i love ms z so so so so so so much #my skurnrkly doo #the silly #thats it #CLASSIC BLUNDER SCHNEIDER #CLASSIC BLUNDER

[kiana-kaslana-423]

I am a Marian fan before I am human.

#reverse: 1999 #reverse 1999 #re1999 #r1999 #marian