Take Two-niverse
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Dipper opened his eyes and found he was lying beneath a tree. The forest around him didn’t look like any he’d seen before, filled with birch trees, covered in the natural markings the trees grew with, but which looked strangely more akin to eyes. He looked down and saw the journal in his hands, but he couldn’t read any of the words. It was all blurry gibberish.
Standing up, he watched as every marking he thought looked like an eye, became an eye, open and glowing yellow and staring at him. Then the forest around him faded, and he was floating in space. Before him appeared a yellow triangle, floating in midair, sporting a bowtie, a top hat, and a large eye. This looked like a colorized version of what he’d just seen in the journal. Bill Cipher. A being the author seemed to believe couldn’t be trusted.
“Well, well, well! Dipper Pines!” Bill said, his body glowing brighter with each word he spoke. “I see you’ve finally made it to Gravity Falls. Congratulations!”
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In which Dipper meets Bill from the very beginning, and the resulting ripples from their meetings.
SEQUEL IS NOW POSTING!
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- Part 1 of Take Two-niverse
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Mabel could always count on her twin to be there for her, no matter what was going on around them. They stuck together, through thick and thin... until this summer started to change Dipper, and not in good ways. She had to save him, no matter what.
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What happens from Mabel's perspective during the events of Take Two. It will likely not make sense if you don't read Take Two first.
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- Part 2 of Take Two-niverse
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It was like there were two of him, whole but only partially under his control. There was more there, hiding beneath, currently unconscious, but he knew it would soon regain itself and share control with him. Without that part of him there, he felt somehow incomplete. It probably would’ve been overwhelming for any other creature, but because he was, well, Bill, it didn’t do anything.
The other part of him, though, was unconscious for a reason. Mason “Dipper” Pines, or Pine Tree, as he liked to call him, had only been a human, gifted magic by a god, and later granted a shared godhood because of what a good f- devotee he had been. The boy had been tormented so much by his own kind, cast aside, whether directly, as by his bullies, or indirectly, as by his parents or sister. All Bill had needed to do was show him the understanding and attention he had received nowhere else, and he became putty in his hands. He hadn’t, of course, accounted for the genuine care Pine Tree seemed to show him in return, and he had come to some uncomfortable realizations in his ministry that he refused to acknowledge, even to himself.
So he wouldn’t. Simple as that.
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- Part 3 of Take Two-niverse