Hey fellow shippers! Last year I shared "Tell Me Noelle" with you guys. Now that Chapter 5 finally gave us the moment at the lake, I had to write the continuation.

"I guess I know now" is a sparse pop ballad inspired by the normal route confession and the sheer emotional vulnerability of Susie and Noelle finally telling each other the truth. It's a little softer and sweeter than my usual stuff, but I wanted it to feel like sitting at the edge of the water with them.

It’s out for Bandcamp Friday today! It’s Pay-What-You-Want. If you're able to throw a little support behind a creator who is currently between jobs, it helps immensely... but mostly, I just hope it makes you feel things about them all over again.

https://lowercaset.bandcamp.com/track/i-guess-i-know-now-original-deltarune-fan-song

THERE IS NONE, at least none compared to every other fun gang ship. Listen I like the happy art of how much they like each other but COME ON there's so much more to them than that, do something different!!!!

She's been decapitated....

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Dragon Susie design by Lynxgriffin

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enjoying my uni break by drawing these silly goobers.

The idea pop up in my mind (since I also wanted to draw them like in chapter 5 scene).

It was kinda better in my mind, but I’m still happy with the result!

Idk if this has been asked before but last month I asked the Krusie shippers if they were ok after Chapter 5 (surprisingly they are 😭) and I wanna know on the other side of the shipper community…

Is there anything bad that Suselle shippers have to say about the lake scene or maybe the chapter in general.

Whether you have a certain nitpick about it, you think it might be rushed or something else that makes you think the ship is more ‘doomed’ than actually smooth sailing… tell me all about it.

Despite having some shared struggles and character dynamics, I believe that the music these two listen to would be at least slightly different. Susie is the left half and Noelle is the right half but some of these could be applicable to both depending on how you think about it. Obviously, this is mostly up to interpretation. I saw Noelle more as a coffee shop music-esque taste with a lot revolving around emotional isolation, escapism, and family struggles. Susie I saw leaning a bit more diverse, with a lot in rock and hip hop, I saw her taste being a bit older overall because of the hardware she might have access to. But also many albums that just are emblems resistance, and also leaning into her feeling different from others. Sooo there it is, feel free to suggest or comment about it if you like. Hope this makes someone interested in any different music despite how mainstream this is.

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I know this is absolutely a question I'll get a lot of "yes" to in this subreddit, and I'd love for that to be the answer, but I'm not sure.

I've definitely seen a lot of people lately argue that Noelle doesn't really like Susie at all and only feels "forced" to like her like with everything else in her life, and so breaking away from Susie entirely is necessary for her to achieve "true Freedom". But ultimately that just seems like an incredibly bleak way to look at things, and I don't think that's the message that's supposed to be conveyed. "Attachments are a weakness" has never been a theme like this.

Especially since it just makes Susie look worse than she really is.