Frisk - Pacifist

Name: Frisk
Last name: Dreemurr
Age: 18 years
Gender: Female

Adoptive mother: Toriel Dreemurr
Adoptive brother: Asriel Dreemurr

Friends: Sans, Papyrus, Napstablook, Undyne, Alphys, Mettaton and Asgore (although he also sees him as a father).
Best friend: Sans

Soul: Determination.
Soul color: red.

Species: human.
Facts: The eighth human to fall into the Underground.
Ambassador of the monsters.
Possibly a princess too, who knows.
It resembles the first human who fell into the Underground, Chara.
Frisk is not a man, she is a woman.

-Short hair (reaches to the shoulders), dark brown and somewhat disheveled.
-Without marked gender traits.
-Semi-brown complexion, her eyes are closed so their color, which is yellow, cannot be seen.

• Typical day:
  A blue striped sweater with two pink stripes (this adds a neutral touch), shorts (usually blue or brown), simple and comfortable for movement. Slightly oversized brown boots.

• I work as an ambassador:
  Navy blue jacket, cream blouse, brown trousers, boots and gold brooch.

• Official celebrations:
  Blue ceremonial attire with pink and gold details.

One small detail: Frisk has a habit of keeping their favorite clothes for a long time. Even if they have new, elegant clothes for special occasions, they'll probably still wear their old blue sweater whenever they get the chance.

Frisk is a kind, sweet, and determined young girl. She has a gentle heart and strives to treat everyone with respect, regardless of their appearance, species, or reputation. She is shy and somewhat reserved at first, but can be sociable once she gains confidence. She doesn't usually talk much and prefers to express herself through small gestures, glances, and actions. However, when she does speak, she is usually sincere and straightforward.
She is extremely pacifist and avoids resorting to violence, even when in danger. She prefers to resolve conflicts through dialogue, understanding, and patience. She is very merciful and has an extraordinary capacity for forgiveness, even from those who have hurt her. She finds it difficult to hold grudges and often seeks to understand the reasons behind others' behavior.

Her determination is one of her greatest virtues. When she sets her mind to something, she rarely gives up, even if circumstances are unfavorable. She is also quite stubborn: she can insist on her decisions and principles even when others try to convince her otherwise, especially when she believes she is doing the right thing.
She is empathetic and sensitive to the feelings of others. She cares deeply for her friends and family and often puts their well-being before her own. She has difficulty refusing requests for help and can be overly trusting of people who don't necessarily have good intentions.

She is patient, understanding, and not prone to judgment. She doesn't enjoy arguments or making others feel bad. Her tenderness manifests itself in small details: praising, playfully flirting, helping without expecting anything in return, or simply keeping someone company when they feel lonely.

Although she appears calm and innocent, she is not lacking in character. She can be surprisingly resolute when someone threatens her loved ones or tries to force her to abandon her ideals. Her kindness does not mean she is incapable of defending what she considers important.

• Overly trusting: Tends to believe in the good intentions of others, even when there are obvious signs of danger. Can be deceived or manipulated relatively easily.

• Excessive mercy: She forgives too easily, even those who have seriously hurt her. She finds it difficult to accept that some people may not repent of their actions.

• Difficulty setting boundaries: They struggle to say no, refuse requests, or walk away from someone who needs help. They may allow others to take advantage of their kindness.

• She neglects herself: She tends to worry more about the well-being of others than her own. She may ignore her injuries, needs, or tiredness in order to help someone.

• Hides her emotions: Instead of expressing what she feels, she often maintains a neutral expression and remains silent. This can make it difficult for others to understand when she is sad, upset, or hurt.

• Stubborn and obstinate: When she is convinced that something is right, she may refuse to listen to warnings or change her mind, even when she should reconsider her decision.

• Avoid conflicts: Her rejection of violence can lead her to endure situations she should stop. Sometimes she takes too long to defend herself or recognize that she needs to protect herself.

• Accumulates guilt: Memories from different timelines and resets can cause them to take too much responsibility for other people's mistakes, suffering, and deaths.

• Emotionally naive: Her desire to find something good in everyone can prevent her from recognizing malice, selfish intentions, or cruelty in certain people.

• Too persistent: Their determination can turn into stubbornness. They find it difficult to accept that they can't always save everyone, solve every problem, or make things turn out well.

-He always puts on a neutral expression when he doesn't like something or wants to hide his emotions.

-He always forgives, no matter how much physical harm has been done to him.

-She never opens her eyes unless something surprises or frightens her a lot.

Age when falling into the Underground: 12 years old.

Frisk was a human child who accidentally fell through an opening in Mount Ebott. She was the eighth human to reach the Underground, a place inhabited by monsters who had been trapped for years beneath a magical barrier.

After waking up on a bed of golden flowers, she met Flowey, who initially pretended to want to help her, but soon tried to attack her. Luckily, Toriel appeared and protected her. The monster introduced herself as the guardian of the Ruins and decided to take care of her during her stay there.

Toriel grew fond of Frisk, treating her like a daughter. She taught her how to solve puzzles, cooked for her, and tried to keep her safe from the dangers of the Underground. However, when Frisk decided to continue her journey to find a way out, Toriel tried to stop her, fearing something terrible would happen to her. Finally, after confronting her, Frisk decided to forgive her, and Toriel realized she couldn't keep her locked away forever.

During her journey through Snowdin, Waterfall, and Hotland, Frisk met numerous monsters. She befriended Sans and Papyrus, who became very important to her. She also met Undyne, who initially tried to capture her, but eventually developed a friendship with her after discovering her kindness.

In Hotland, she met Alphys and Mettaton. Although some situations frightened or unnerved her, Frisk tried to avoid violence. In every encounter, she sought alternative ways to resolve conflicts, listened to her adversaries, and tried to understand their feelings. She never killed a monster.

Her determination, patience, and compassion allowed her to form friendships even with those who initially wanted to harm her. She also uncovered the secrets of Alphys's experiments and learned the truth about the creatures that inhabited the True Lab. Despite what happened, she neither judged nor abandoned her.

Finally, Frisk reached Asgore's castle, where they discovered that he needed their human soul to break the barrier and free the monsters. Before they could confront each other, Toriel appeared, accompanied by the monsters with whom Frisk had formed bonds. However, Flowey intervened and absorbed all six human souls along with the monster souls, regaining his true identity: Asriel Dreemurr.

Frisk had to face Asriel, but even in the face of such power, they refused to abandon him. Thanks to their determination and the memories of their friends, they managed to reach him and remind him of the bonds he had lost. Finally, Asriel reverted to his child form, understood his mistakes, and used the power of souls to destroy the barrier.

After everything that had happened, the monsters were finally freed and able to return to the surface.

"A new family and a new purpose"

Upon waking, Frisk found themselves surrounded by their friends. Toriel, having finally learned their name, was relieved that they were alright. After leaving the Underground with the others, they all began to imagine what their new life on the surface would be like.

As they gazed at the horizon, Asgore approached Frisk and proposed something unexpected: to become the ambassador of the monsters to the humans.

She considered Frisk a good candidate because, despite being human, she had managed to establish bonds with monsters and demonstrate that both species could coexist. Frisk accepted the proposal somewhat timidly. At first, the idea of ​​having such an important responsibility intimidated her, but she was also excited to be able to help build a peaceful relationship between the two species.

Due to her young age, her role would be primarily representative and she would be accompanied by adults who would guide her in her responsibilities.

When her friends began to leave to explore the surface, Toriel stayed behind with her. She asked her what she planned to do now and if she would like to stay and live with her.
Frisk didn't need much time to answer. They wanted to stay with Toriel.

The monster goat took her hand and assured her that she would take care of her for as long as she needed it. Thus, Frisk began a new chapter in her life as Toriel's daughter, Asriel's adoptive sister, and ambassador for the monsters.

For the first time, she no longer had to worry about finding a way out of the Underground. Now she had a home to return to.

Cooking, sewing, drawing, gardening, baking, embroidery, flower arranging, crafts, animal care, basic first aid, solving riddles, observing details, listening to others, and conflict mediation.

Healthy food, Toriel's toffee cake, making friends, her blue sweater with two pink stripes, her brown boots, golden flowers and echo flowers, Sans' bad jokes, being very merciful, pacifist and kind, helping, she loves to flirt and praise.
Gardening, cooking, and sewing.

Violence, fighting, junk food, instant soup, manipulation, lies, betrayals, discrimination, prejudice, injustice, cruel people, mistreatment of animals and plants, unnecessary arguments, broken promises, damaging their belongings, worrying their friends or Toriel, and taking advantage of their kindness.

Fears: Paranormal things and cockroaches.

-Emotional fears
Losing loved ones: He is terrified that Toriel, Asriel, or his friends will disappear from his life.
Not being able to help someone: It distresses him to stand by and watch, unable to do anything, while another person suffers.
Being abandoned: Even though she has a family that loves her, she may fear being alone again.
Accidentally hurting someone: He worries about causing harm, even unintentionally.
Disappointing others: She fears not living up to the expectations of those who trust her.

-Physical fears and situations
Heights: Especially places from which you could suffer a fall.
To be trapped: Spaces that are too narrow or places from which you cannot escape.
Absolute darkness: Especially when you don't know what's around you.
Sudden sounds: Loud and unexpected noises can startle her.
Abandoned places: They make him uneasy, especially when they seem to be inhabited by something.

• Fears related to their history
  Losing control of their Determination: They fear being left without the ability to reset or protect themselves.
  Remembering painful timelines: It distresses him to relive the experiences and losses of other resets.
  Failing to save someone: Especially if you feel you had the opportunity to prevent it.

-Determination:
It is their most important power.
Thanks to it, you can save and reset time. It allows you to resist death and keep trying even when all seems lost.

-Temporary control:
With the power of determination, Frisk can alter timelines, change past decisions, and create new realities.
This explains the multiple endings and routes (neutral, pacifist, genocidal).

-Empathy:
Frisk has a great ability to connect with others, even enemies.
You can forgive, listen, and understand emotions, allowing you to release monsters of hatred or fear.

-Adaptability:
Although they start with no experience, Frisk can learn quickly, dodge attacks, and adapt to different enemies and combat patterns.

-Patience and courage:
He is patient in seeking peaceful solutions.
She shows courage by facing monsters much more powerful than herself.

-Persistent memory:
In certain cases, it remembers things from previous timelines, giving it an advantage over others who forget after a RESET.

-Physically fragile: It has no training or combat skills. Its defense relies more on its ability to dodge than on strength or resistance. A single mistake can be fatal if it faces powerful monsters.

-Too empathetic: Your desire to help everyone can be used against you.
He trusts even enemies or dangerous beings, which leaves him emotionally vulnerable.

-Guilt and emotional burden: By recalling different timelines (due to the resets), he carries the burden of the mistakes and deaths from each one. This memory can break him mentally or make him doubt himself.

-Determination dependence: If their determination weakens or is suppressed (by magic, artifacts, or emotions), they lose the ability to reset or resist death. Some beings (like Flowey or Chara) can manipulate or steal this power.

Frisk was chosen as the monsters' ambassador by Asgore after the Underground was liberated. Her selection was due to her ability to connect with monsters of diverse personalities and demonstrate that humans and monsters could coexist without resorting to violence.

Her primary responsibility is to represent monsters to human society and help build trust between the two species. To this end, she accompanies Asgore and other representatives to meetings, visits, and diplomatic events, where she can discuss monster history, customs, and the challenges they face adapting to life on the surface.

They also participate in activities designed to promote coexistence. They may visit schools, community centers, and human organizations to introduce monsters, answer questions, and dispel prejudices. They also help organize cultural exchanges where both species can share their traditions, cuisine, music, and ways of life.

Another important part of their job involves listening to the concerns of monsters. Frisk can receive requests, complaints, or testimonies from those who suffer discrimination and pass them on to Asgore and the appropriate representatives so they can find solutions. They can also accompany monsters who feel insecure interacting with humans, helping them integrate and feel welcome.

When disagreements arise between humans and monsters, she tries to listen to both sides and promote dialogue. She has no authority to impose punishments or resolve legal disputes, but she can act as an intermediary and help find peaceful solutions.

Of course, you must also maintain appropriate conduct during your official engagements, attend meetings punctually, respect diplomatic agreements, and choose your words carefully when representing the monsters. While you may express your opinions, you must consult with your superiors before undertaking official engagements on behalf of the entire community.

What would Frisk be like in this job?
I think she would be a rather unusual ambassador. She wouldn't be particularly good at giving long speeches, nor would she have an imposing personality. She would probably speak little, become shy in front of large groups, and prefer to converse directly with individuals.

However, it would have one very valuable quality: it truly listens.

You could approach a monster who is standing apart during a meeting, ask if he is okay, or stay and keep him company without needing to talk too much.

He would also be quite persistent when he discovers any case of discrimination. His shyness wouldn't prevent him from expressing his disagreement.

And, of course, there would be some difficulties: he might place too much trust in people who try to take advantage of his position, accept more responsibilities than he can handle, or feel guilty when he fails to solve a problem.

One small detail: Asgore accompanied Frisk during their first meetings and taught them diplomacy, while Toriel made sure that they did not neglect their studies, rest and childhood.

The monsters are currently on the surface; they are no longer in the Underground. Unless Frisk performs a reset, the monsters are free on the surface.