What does Queen mean?

[Aperture Sci-Jens]

I'm not that good at speaking English so I didn't completely understand everything. Could someone please explain what Queen meant by "It Means Tity" or why she said that in the first place. Also what is "Perish" and "Bosom". Only serious comments please. 😅

[Doggo]

perish means die, what she says is referencing what the second one means.

[Aperture Sci-Jens]

Originally posted by Doggo:

perish means die, what she says is referencing what the second one means.

Oh...ok. So she basically says that you will die under her...uh. Or did I misunderstand something there? 😂

[(Edgy) Asriel Dreemurr]

She asks:

Flourish under the warm bosom of my hellish reign. (Join Her)

or

Perish in the chill of absolute destruction. (Die)

The option is basically asking whether you will join her or die. But it uses a word from her options to make it more comedic. Bosom is another word for breast, boob, or tity as she says.

[Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏]

Originally posted by Aperture Sci-Jens:

What does Queen mean?

I'm not that good at speaking English so I didn't completely understand everything. ...

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Originally posted by Oxford Languages:

"noun
noun: queen; plural noun: queens
1. the female ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.
2. a woman or thing regarded as the finest or most outstanding in a particular sphere or group.
3. a woman or girl chosen to hold the most important position in a festival or event.
4. [dated] (in the UK) the national anthem when there is a female sovereign.
5. [informal] a man's wife or girlfriend.
6. the most powerful chess piece that each player has, able to move any number of unobstructed squares in any direction along a rank, file, or diagonal on which it stands."

[Aperture Sci-Jens]

Oh, well that makes a LOT more sense than what I thought. Thanks for the detailed explaination. 😊

[Foolishバカ]

Originally posted by Aperture Sci-Jens:

Originally posted by Doggo:

perish means die, what she says is referencing what the second one means.

Oh...ok. So she basically says that you will die under her...uh. Or did I misunderstand something there? 😂

"Under the bosom" or variations of this saying is a very old way of saying "Under the care". It's rarely used in modern English and would sound off if you were to use it in conversation nowadays. Well, at least in American English.

But as Asriel mentioned, it literally means "Under the breast".

[Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏]

Originally posted by エキス:

Originally posted by Aperture Sci-Jens:

Oh...ok. So she basically says that you will die under her...uh. Or did I misunderstand something there? 😂

"Under the bosom" or variations of this saying is a very old way of saying "Under the care". It's rarely used in modern English and would sound off if you were to use it in conversation nowadays. Well, at least in American English.

But as Asriel mentioned, it literally means "Under the breast".

Is it just me, or are the characters more ready to swear in this game too?

Toby seems willing to push the envelope a bit farther this time
...and I'm perfectly okay with that.

[Foolishバカ]

Originally posted by Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at:

Is it just me, or are the characters more ready to swear in this game too?

Toby seems willing to push the envelope a bit farther this time
...and I'm perfectly okay with that.


:seewhatyoudid:

Maybe? The blatant swearing in Ch 1+2 didn't seem any worse than Undertale. I woudn't consider "Under the bosom" a swear but then again I never heard it used in normal conversation, only in movies and books.

I personally don't want this game to have blatant swearing. It more often than not feels forced and cringe. I like where the series is now, where there it is mostly whimsical with a hint of a dark undertone.

Maybe "Under the bosom" was risque when it was actually used in the common lexicom, but I don't get an inappropriate vibe from the phrase.

[Spartan Delta 27]

Originally posted by Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at:

Is it just me, or are the characters more ready to swear in this game too?

Toby seems willing to push the envelope a bit farther this time
...and I'm perfectly okay with that.

Characters in "deltarune" are definitely a lot more Swear Intensive than in UNDERTALE.

Considering that Monsters are directly part of the Modern World in "deltarune", I suppose I should not be too surprised at their swearing habits... But I am disappointed. Heh.

Either way, it definitely means a lot of... Eh hem... "Flavorful" Dialogue is possible now, mostly involving unnecessary swearing. Although, I admit that I love my Party's Name: "The $$$$ Squad"!

[Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at 🃏]

Originally posted by エキス:

Originally posted by Kiddiec͕̤̱͋̿͑͠at:

Is it just me, or are the characters more ready to swear in this game too?

Toby seems willing to push the envelope a bit farther this time
...and I'm perfectly okay with that.

Maybe? The blatant swearing in Ch 1+2 didn't seem any worse than Undertale. I woudn't consider "Under the bosom" a swear but then again I never heard it used in normal conversation, only in movies and books.

I personally don't want this game to have blatant swearing. It more often than not feels forced and cringe. I like where the series is now, where there it is mostly whimsical with a hint of a dark undertone.

Maybe "Under the bosom" was risque when it was actually used in the common lexicom, but I don't get an inappropriate vibe from the phrase.

That's actually not what I was referring to, it's jut related due to the interpretation that it holds.

Originally posted by Spartan Delta 27:

...
Considering that Monsters are directly part of the Modern World in "deltarune", I suppose I should not be too surprised at their swearing habits... But I am disappointed. Heh.
...

I like it. It feels more believable. It's not like they're doing it without some contextual reason, like some teens do.