I’ve completely forgotten how to draw Penelope but dammit I’m gonna try anyway @everchangingfangirl thank you for inspiring me to revive my love for these weird games, I missed it so much
I decided to draw the smartest girl in the universe
“i never thought you’d be the one to betray me.”
“after everything we’ve been through, this is how it ends?”
“i told you my deepest secrets, and this is how you repay me?”
“you’ve broken my trust, and I don’t know if I can ever forgive you.”
“i thought you were different, but you’re just like the rest.”
“i wish i could turn back time and see the truth sooner.”
“i don’t know if I can ever look at you the same way again.”
“you’ve shattered everything we built together.”
“was any of it real, or was it all a lie?”
“you were the last person I expected to hurt me.”
“i trusted you more than anyone else, and you broke that trust.”
“how long were you planning this? how long have you been lying to me?”
“you’ve left me with nothing but questions and a broken heart.”
sex is fine but have you ever thought about all the ways you’d rewrite a flawed piece of media that shaped your life and holds a special place in your heart despite its unfulfilled potential
Here’s your intermittent reminder that Penelope the mouse
is introduced as explicitly a better RC specialist than Bentley
a top-tier engineer and mechanic
so good at dogfighting than when she became a combat pilot “at a young age” she was instantly elevated to celebrity status
very convincing at pretending to be a different age and gender???
apparently wasn’t lying about being a trained boxer
can hack pretty good
easily matches and contends with Bentley’s intellect and could, therefore, plan heists pretty good
just fuckin picked up a sword and used it to murder a guy who had dedicated his life to being an old-timey pirate captain, and, by extension, swordfighting.
Penelope could kick the ass of the collective Cooper Gang at any point and the only reason she doesn’t is to be polite
Sly: “I aim to misbehave.”
Bentley: “It’s a real burn, being right all the time.”
Murray: “Well they tell you: never hit a man with a closed fist. But it is, on occasion, hilarious.”
Carmelita: “Sir? I think you have a problem with your brain being missing.”
Neyla: “Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!”
Penelope: “I can kill you with my brain.”
Dimitri: “Your mouth is talking. You might wanna look to that.”
Riochi: “I’m a leaf on the wind. Watch how I soar.”
Tennessee: “If anyone gets nosy just...y’know, shoot em.” “Shoot em?” “Politely.”
Bob: “Shiny.”
Galleth: “Time for some thrilling heroics.”
Salim: “Is that him?” “That’s the buffet table.” “...Well how can we be sure, unless we question it?”
Feel free to add more characters/alternative quotes.
“I’m honestly heartbroken by Penelope’s betrayal, I was hoping for Bentley to pull a big heroic rescue. Why must this game murder ships? ;-; “
Confessed by: miron-the-doggo-goat
I went ahead and made a tier list. This one's sorted by how much I can't wait to write each character's lines in my rewrite of Thieves In Time.
I'm especially dreading The Grizz, though I can't wait to write up his boss fight.
Heck, I could say the same thing about all five bosses. Still don't know what to do with Miss Decibel...
Sir Raleigh (the new Black Knight), Robo-Penelope, and Le Paradox? They're going to be the most fun...
I haven't pinned down Le Paradox's exact wording yet, but he's going to have quite the conversation with a certain mouse during his boss fight...
As for the ancestors... Not looking forward to Rioichi, Bob, or Salim. Tennessee and Sir Galleth? Slightly more so.
No, I am not writing any lines for Dimitri.
Lastly, there's our main protagonists: Sly, Bentley, Murray, Carmelita... and our lead, Penelope.
Of course, I'm easily going to have the most fun with Penelope... for fairly obvious reasons.