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So when you 'tickle' him he usually laughs and the sleep/rest meter fills up. After the last detention day, when you try, he gets angry and tells you not to touch him. BROKE. ME. TO. PIECES
Honestly, I thought that the teacher might have abused him in the worst way possible, especially considering he didn't want adoptive parent to touch or bathe him T-T, those being the classic signs of that kind of abuse. Broke my heart too
@@lisavanderpump7475 adults who like children are pedos but one thing is for sure they like children because they can't find anyone who likes them in their age
When I came back from work and he wasn't there I literally started clicking around in a panic and when I had to keep waiting for the night to come it gave me this "I can't just sit around doing nothing" feeling 😭 This game is so good in recreating the worries of a parent even if only in a weaker form but still, it was enough for me to lose my shit when anything happened to Klaus.
You tell someone you love them even more when you show them, and all the kind things Morph chose to do for and with Klaus, he already knows. ^_~ Actions speak so much louder than words, words can't hug you, or kiss your pain away, or punch asshole kids, their parents or teachers for being horrible to your kid LOL of course that's when words are good, no jail time for you hehehe.
I know im late, but in that generation. To say sutch "sappy" things. Yeah it woud not happen especially if the child is a boy. To tell your children you love them was not normal until the generation born from late 80 and onwards. I'm a 90s kid and mom told me Al the time. But mom, mom haven't heard it in her child hood. I'm unsure if she heard it later in life tho.
Only problem with this master historical piece of gaming media, is that we get no chance to be more active in Klaus's life; Like talking to the bullies, beating up their parents, slapping his _grandparents_ , slapping his _mother_ , scolding his _father_ , and committing a few assassinations. *Ya know regular RPG stuff!*
I'm going to make the town and the people in The Sims... and I'll slowly kill them all horribly for hurting my boy. Then I'll marry Mr Burg and the three of us will live happily ever after.
When Klaus said that the teacher started it...and he came home soaked in urine. Oh man. I don't have the words. It's so heartbreaking that this could ever happen to a kid. This game is based on history. That just crushes me.
@@Vixie-.mp3 Post ww2, Lebensborn refers to kids who were taken from homes cause they showed extremely aryan traits which is what Hitler prioritized, Hitler was creating a super army with these kids but after he lost the war the kids who were seperated from there families couldnt go back due to the fact that all of the documents were burned and destroyed, meaning that nearly all of them were put up for adoption in several areas and because they were made to be Super Hitler Soldiers they were bullied and discriminated against
@@blanche__ i assume they're primarily talking about the way his demeanor changes and he becomes uncomfortable with being touched. he also gets more quiet and depressed.
The way this has captured a microcosm of parenting is WILD. WHERE HAS ALL MY MONEY GONE WHY are you so DIRTY Who hurt you-who do I have to fight? No I did not know that about hedgehogs, thank you honey.
I was concerned when Klaus didn't want to get a bath, be touched and eat anything, and the moment he didn't want to talk about the teacher I was convinced he was being molested by Mr Solheim. Our poor baby! Take that man to jail and give poor Klaus some therapy!
Actually when I first played the game it gave me a warning about disturbing topics. So when Klaus was talking about the nice teacher also i was over protective and worried that he would do something bad. Then i wanted an option to killl this bad teacher
He doesnt need therapy when he has a great parent to teach him whats right and be concerned for him, like me my parents are always there for me their better than therapy plus they know everything about me
@@alpha_jasperflair1097 that's nice, but actual therapists are better equipped for helping you work through traumatic events. And this would definitely classify.
I just finished this game, and let me tell you; I am not ready to be a parent cuz I would march to the school and start fighting EVERYONE. Teachers, kids, these hands are rated E for everyone 👊🏻👊🏻. 10/10 this game had me in my feelings the whole time and really accurately tug at your heartstrings, by the end I was bawling my eyes out
Oh gosh,I played this game and I actually cried too. I loved that boy as my own son. Man, this game broke my heart. Tried finding similar games to fill the void but nothing measure to it so far. I would have given him the world if I could. A warm, loving, safe and happy world that he deserves. The ending is an eye opener.
As a person who was constantly told to "stay strong" when all I've ever wanted was a hug or just to have a conversation about what's been going on, being told to stay strong can definitely harden ones heart. Sometimes you just want to be weak and vulnerable and recieve love in that moment. I can see why he wouldnt want to be strong, hes just a child, he just wants the bad things to stop, if they wont the only choice he has is to harden himself.
Ogh I guess that's how some people's hearts harden and they would want to become stoic to the point of not being vulnerable to receive the love or look for the love they need
God I feel you on this... I was always told to and complimented on being strong, while harshly criticized if I cried or looked sad for anything but family members dying (or close to doing so). But it dosen't make you stronger. It only makes you create this hard shell on the outside, while that vulnerable child still remains within you, waiting for the comfort and hugs it so desperately needed. I hope you're doing better now and have people in your life that don't expect you to always stay strong. We all deserve, and need, a good hug and conversation once in a while.
Bro i feel you ever since i'm small i were not even allowed to cry one time i fell from my bicycle and hurt my knees and elbow very bad with blood and all so i came home crying and my father threatens me if i not stop he will slap me. So i force myself to stop, and until now whenever i got hurt i just dont care and just continue whatever i did. At one point in university i fell while riding a motorcycle due to rain and my one side of left leg's skin is gone because its tarmac hahaha and what i did was just parked the motorbike at the side of the road and walk to my class thinking i dont want to be late for a test. Then i fainted while taking the test hahaha. Luckily my lecturer and the class able to wake me up and provide water and i'm okay then finish my test and go back to patch my leg. My whole class was worried and told me to take the test other day but i dont want to be bothered to study again and such. Now when i think about it again maybe i'm just too used to being told not to cry and complain even when you are injured and just "man up" or "keep strong" that made me be like this. The problem is when i see other guys cried because of small stuff and all i sometimes feel annoyed and in my mind thinking "just man up" and then i realize i'm wrong they are being raised up different than me so for them its fine to cry when involved in something bad, and it is fine to do so. Only me thinking its not fine. So for people planning to have kids or take care of someone young, tell them they can express being sad. Man up when they had to, and cry when they had to. Now i'm so jealous of people who could confess their sad feelings coz i cannot coz in my mind i keep thinking i'm a man i shouldnt cry and such. Sorry for the long essay ☺️🙏 and good life to you all 😊.
@@cmdr_roy5489 Thank you for sharing, I'm glad you come to such insights. But I think we as humans are very capable of change and just because circumstances and our childhood from parts of ourselves do not mean we could never find peace. I was in a similar situation as well but the people who do love you and only want the best for you would definitely be there to allow you to be vulnerable and show your emotions, so find those people. It's gonna take a while to remove the influences from our childhood... but I do think we can change and relax more to cry sometimes and express our sad emotions because we are already taking the first step towards being emotionally healthier!
I love this part. “Dad? Where are the teachers?” Morph: “I’m your teacher now” Klaus: “Where are the kids? Why is there red everywhere?” Morph: “It’s ok, you don’t need to worry about that…..”
When my mom adopted me, she saw I had a brother. She said “both of them? I make rooms for both please.” This game reminds me of that. I wanted both babies..
@@cheeryrozeteaNot everyone who feels empathy is equipped to have children. Especially just because you learned you actually have empathy through a video game. Having children is a huge responsibility. If you can’t even take care of yourself physically, mentally, emotionally and financially, forget it.
This is insanely accurate for a "raise your child" game. There were 1000s of real children like Klaus/Karen that were nothing less than bred to be perfect soldiers for Hitler's future army. As soon as they were weaned from mother's milk they were taken and placed in the care of nurses... in an orphanage, basically. The idea was that mothers would coddle and weaken their babies. Any abnormality, any non-aryan feature, was a mark against the baby's life. Some were adopted out to high ranking German officers and officials to be raised in the "right" kinda home. Very few would ever find their real parents as most records would be destroyed near the end of the war. Estimations are that 20,000 babies were born into the program and 200,000 were stolen from their families if they were Aryan enough.
There's an amazing manga/anime that's centred around this practice and it's outcomes (in communist East Germany tho) called Monster. great psychological thriller.
The most messed up thing was that a lot of the doctors cooperating with the Reich actually believed they were doing the right thing “euthanizing” such “deformed” children.
Everything in this game was so heart wrenching, but the bit that finally broke me was when they are packing and Klaus is comforting his toys as he packs them up. It just feels so much like a self-soothing behavior. After everything else that had happened, seeing him display that kind of uncertainty and hope in such a childlike way was such a gut-punch for me. It's like a final reminder, after seeing him go through such terrible things, that Klaus is a CHILD. All I wanted to do the whole time was to hold the poor boy and make sure he felt safe and loved. Amazing and beautiful game, absolutely heartbreaking, but beautiful.
Sad part is he tells them “I’m going to put you away now” before touching them, because he doesn’t want them to be scared when he touches them. You know that’s from the trauma . Poor baby
The story of the Lebensborn is incredibly sad; both the mothers and the children were treated horribly after the end of the war. I definitely recommend learning more about it if it interests you.
I've definitely become more interested in this because I would love to provide a place for these innocent children where they can be themselves freely without judgement from harsh individuals.
@@Yzzami Sure, but there's also a chance that God isn't real and there will be no Judgement Day, so let's be sure to bring them to justice here on Earth. Just in case.
I don't knoe if it also happens to be a Norwegian name, but "Berg" is a common German name and means "mountain". I wonder if Mr. Berg was so kind to Klaus and wasn't going to be a teacher anymore because he was also facing anti-German prejudice and was being forced out as well
the fact that you had to take a moment because you cried out of relief realizing that they weren't going to take him away from you, *you really became his father* When I played I cried so bad after I finished and I immediately started missing him but I don't think my heart would take another round of this game. Thank you for sharing!
I spent the last two hours of the game just ugly crying. Mr Berg leaving is what broke me. The only other good thing in Karin/Klaus' life outside of me ending. I was afraid of Mr Berg first thinking he'd do something bad and when I realized Mr. Berg was the good one I felt like I had undermined him and left Karin hardened for no reason. I want to go back and see if there are other endings, but I refuse to let my child have a bad ending!
@@gangalicious3000 I do know that if you neglect your child (refuse to feed etc) they run away so I don't know if that classes as a full ending or just a 'you need to do better-' kinda thing
When I played this game I couldn't finish. When he stopped bathing I couldn't go on because I knew exactly why he wanted to be seen as "dirty" and "smelly" in the hopes he wouldn't be wanted by predators...thank you for playing. I felt safer watching what became of Klaus with you at the helm
@@WOODENCHAIR64 Or because he knows he'll get reminded of being touched and freak out and have bad memories, or just because he'll be touched in general.
Me slamming my fists because you could be using the extra time to cook or sew, but it was SO cute how you were like “i didnt know story time made him happier, I just wanted to do it because I wanted to” Along with such other cute and adorable things..
I keep screaming "THE MAIL! RRAD THE MAIL" and when he's out of time he's like "oh yeahh the mail" LIKE GODDAMNIT. I was also frustrated when he didn't even picked the berries in the forrest 😭
There’s a whole whole lot to say about this game, but one point I found interesting: after you work out what Solheim was doing, the game won’t let you send the kid back to school. That’s a line your character will not cross, no matter how otherwise awful, neglectful, or resigned they’ve been. Realistically I understand why you can’t give some of these bastards what they deserve: then you’d go to jail and Klaus would be truly alone. Still, I kinda want to see that mod where you bludgeon Solheim with a shovel and bury him alive in the woods.
I played this choosing the girl. Needless to say I about cried as well as about threw hands several times with the parents and teachers. Nobody hurts my daughter...not without feeling the wrath of papa bear. She was my little cub till the very end and I her papa bear....I miss her....
I played this game, and I trusted Mr. Berg to be a good person. It turned out he really was a kind man, meant nothing bad for the child. We attended the parade and he took proper care of the child. All in all, the game was cruel to the little one. I cried when things escalated so quickly with that other teacher Mr. Solheim.
This was so so sad. And the voice you gave him made me feel more attached to him. Aside from everything else horrible that happened to the little angel Klaus, the part that made me cry the hardest was when they were going to meet his grandparents; the excitement and the million childlike happy questions Klaus had before they went about the train and how much he likes them only to go on it and have two grown ass adult pieces of shit talk horribly of him right there in front of it just broke my heart. I know this is just a game, but the fact that these things have happened and still do, HOW can people blame an innocent child of the atrocities of war? They really aren't any better than the people they condemn after doing all this.
"They really aren't any better than the people they condemn after doing all this." And this is why I hate hypocrites the most. As if condemning someone who is defenseless to fight back against their crap will even make them better. -_-
Another thing I hated about that scene, other that what the grandparents were saying, is that they were talking AT him, not TO him. But maybe that makes it hurt a little less. Still, they were just talking to the aunt and to each other, never to their grandchild who was so excited to meet them. The only time they did was telling him to get out.
All I can say is thank you. Thank you for six hours of your life. Thank you for your tenderness. Thank you for not hiding or downplaying your breakdown. Beautiful game, beautiful play through, and beautiful soul playing it.
I played this through and was utterly heartbroken by how helpless you feel to do anything, you know that the whole society is against you and you’re so poor and powerless. They did an amazing job of making you feel connected to the child and it makes the struggles all the more impactful. I loved watching this play through, I wept while playing and it meant a lot to see you bond with klaus, care for him and grieve for his pain as well.
This is exactly how I felt I literally felt sick it hurt so bad and when I realized what happened after they refused touch and eating I literally cried for a hour
It's such an interesting experience, because you don't see this through the child's eyes, but the parents, being helpless while your child is going through hell, and you can't do anything cause the town will only see it as you proving there horrible beliefs. Such an amazing game, was definitely crying at the end 🥲
This happened to me. And now I understand what my mom means when she said that every night she would cry herself to sleep . And I understand now that it took a toll on her mental health too not just mine. Even tho it wasn’t happening to her.
Seeing Klaus so optimistic and cheerful at the beginning of the game and just watching him grow more and more depressed is soulcrushing ;-; Also if a teacher forces everyone to urinateon a boy shouldn't other parents be concerned? I get that they probably think Klaus deserved it but imagine that you, as a parent of one of those kids, is told that your kid was told by his teacher to pull down his pants in front of everyone and to pee on someone, and then the teacher pulls his pants down and does the same. Even if they don't care about Klaus, this shit is wild
Ikr?! Literally the 1st thing that popped into my head when I saw that was, "Yeah, the teacher wis definitely into this." Its soul crushing to know that the teacher was indeed a child creeper, too..
i imagine the kids wouldn't have told their parents, to be honest. either because they didnt want to get in trouble, were ashamed of it or the teacher told them not to say anything. i think its pretty reasonable to assume that the teacher was molesting other kids in the class and this was part of his grooming methods, to make it so the kids don't question exposing themselves or being exposed at. we're not privy to what the other kids or parents are going through, so for all we know they were outraged, but this is the 50s. i think the parents would have been more likely to tell their kids to never speak about it and keep their heads down out of fear of being shamed by their community. if you choose karina at the beginning, instead of being called a traitor, the neighbours call her a whore. an 8 year old. so it's pretty reasonable to assume that they wouldn't be kind to any child that came forward saying they'd been abused by their teacher
I love the dynamic of thoughtful surrogate father that regularly forgets to buy food and the sweet-hearted but occasionally snarky child that sounds like a gremlin
The way I understood what that teacher was doing to klaus when he said "I'm not supposed to tell" and then it made sense why he didn't want to be touched or even bathe in hope the man would not want to touch him either anymore... because I know people to whom it happened as kids and the abuser ALWAYS threatens them not to tell with some bullshit blackmail... disgusting excuses of human beings who deserve to rot in hell
I'm in tears. My son was bullied because he has Aspergers and the teachers joined in. He kept it from me for do long😢. I did go on a slight rampage the day I pulled him from that school. This game also broke me😞
this is so kind lol. i suspect im autistic as well (im gonna get assessed soon) and people can be terrible sometimes, but it was always nice to at least have parents who were willing to move mountains to make me feel worth it while also giving cruel people a piece of their minds
I greatly prefer your cannon for the ending. He deserves to be spoiled rotten now! And the teachers mysteriously went missing, whoopsies. Thank you for making this play through!
After watching your play through I really needed to comment. The candy situation reminded my of my “Bubby” grandmother when she was little. Because she was Jewish none of the kids in Poland wanted to play with her. So my great grandfather got candy, and toys and gave them to children so they’d play with her. It’s very sad that it was the only way for her to feel normal. Didn’t help that they had hardly any money coming from after being liberated from the death camps. My great grandparents worked so hard to give my Bubby a good life.
@@treeofrage7622 If you aren’t a parent already I wanted to let you know that I think you’d make an amazing one. That’s the sort of attitude you need to stick to in difficult situations, though I hope that no one is ever in a position where they need to choose between keeping their child safe or getting Christmas presents.
I've now watched this whole playthrough 3 times. That's 18 hours of me just loving and crying at this game and the wonderful and calming narration for such a sad story. I've read up on it and it seems there are *no alternate endings* . But I just love watching Morph play this. I enjoy getting so invested too.
When you said "I just wanted to read to him." that's when you connected with him. Wonderful. This game was sad and wholesome. I'm glad you and Klaus got to leave this place behind.
I normally don't get angry for any reason. But this made me genuinely furious. Not only towards my "forefathers" as a german (although I had only one uncle in the army, he was 19 when drafted and sent to Stalingrad), but also towards the people who would blame a little kid and put him or her through something like that. What the Germans did to all those people was horrifying, no doubt about it. But the children coming out of those relationships did not do anything to anyone. Blaming children for the sins of their parents is just as wrong and disgusting as what was done to them. I am a teacher myself, and that Mr Solheim is a disgrace to our occupation (yes I know he is a fictional character, but there were enough people like him).
I know people who suffered under the Stalingrad blockade. It was terrible they say. Still I would never blame a child that had nothing to do with it...
First time in my life… I felt that parental instinct. I felt like I loved that child. I felt like it was of my own. I felt…. I felt like I needed to protect him and to do everything to make him smile… and then…. I felt so guilty. So guilty when he didn’t want to be touched… to eat.. to have a bath….. PTSD of very traumatic experiences were brought back up from my mind… but this time I was the parent taking care of my baby….
This game made me realise how my parents probably feel, i was like klaus and tried staying off school, not feeling hungry or motivated…and I feel guilty for how this probs affected my parents
My grandfather came to America from Germany when he was 10-12 years old (I don't remember exactly how old he was) and his name was Klaus. It's a very German name. Imagine being a German kid and just wanting to fit in in America. He was beaten, bullied, called ugly names like nazi and other stuff, even though he was just a child. Be nice to others, you never know how hard life is for some.
Blacks, Jews, Polish and Irish, also.. It was basically State "bullying" that instigated the formation of Organised Crime.. the Police and Institutions targeted or maligned them so severely, they created their own groups.. from the Black Panthers to the Mafia, a *direct* result of institutional social inequality Really makes you think twice about the words you use and the real impact a single person can have, huh..
I think it's so interesting, seeing the aftermath of the war All we're ever taught in school is about the Nazis, and Germany's government and economy pretty much falling apart I genuinely had no idea, that there were Norwegian women, who had kids with German guys, or that the kids would face so much stigma. And there's such a strange irony to it, considering how the Germans were so discriminatory towards the Jewish people, then afterwards, the German children were the ones, being discriminated against I really wish schools would teach more of this, that there's more nuance to the whole situation
The “what’s wrong with me line” broke me and immediately made me cackle when morph just “you’re PERFECT SON. I’m GOING TO *furiously packing a bag of knives* have a little chat.”
This game is heartbreaking and beautiful, and made me think of my own upbringing. Coming from a Jewish family, anything about the Holocaust hits pretty close, but my family taught me love and forgiveness. You can guess my nervousness when I showed my German boyfriend to my grandma, but she welcomed him with open arms. For all she's been trough, she'd never put it on the next generation. While that didn't work out, I'm glad roots had nothing to do with it and that we're still friends in the end. It is understandable how fear can lead to hate, but only kindness can heal wounds. For anyone dealing with the generational trauma of being at the wrong end of the war, or anything for that matter, know that you don't bear the sins of your ancestors. No matter what anyone says, remember that you are innocent. No one is accountable for the generation(s) before them.
I felt the same way. We weren’t taught about the Holocaust. We were conditioned to feel it as though we lived it ourselves. It wasn’t until a little later that Klaus’ origins were revealed, but I didn’t care. I didn’t care about his roots even though I’m also Jewish and knew full well what that meant. I just wanted this boy to be safe. This was an incredibly immersive game.
Is it just me or the fact that you genuinely care and feel for Klause feels bittersweet to me; so sweet how much you care for him and genuinely want to make him happy, but knowing that not only is this not real, but other kids like Klause didn’t get the same love an attention. Definitely liking and subscribing Xx
"Once upon a time, there was a fairy castle, there was another castle, the story was all about castles" :))) Now I know what kind of bedtime story I would tell my kids in the future, If I had one...
I thought, at 5:39:00,that I had the video paused. The silence was oppressive. The pain was real. Klaus is not a real child. He is hundreds of them, and he is ours. It is difficult not to love this boy, even with all your senses telling you he’s not real. Except he is. The reason Karin/Klaus touches us so much is because they are so real and raw. When you read aloud, I cannot help but love this child with you. It’s an amazing game and an amazing player and the way it’s brought all of us in the comments together is just so something.
When you went silent to cry, I broke down in tears too. I had watery eyes the whole time ... But your cracked voice coming in followed by silence just struck my heart. This poor kid. This game is so good but so hard
So it's been almost a month since I watched this, and in all videos you've done since then where you've used the "child voice", my brain has immediately gone to "My son!". I feel like this little animated boy has a permanent place in my soul now
There's no escaping it been doing it for at least 5 years lmao. It's been my goblin character, my son Sherb in Animal Crossing, and now Klaus for everyone who saw it here first!
@@MadMorph Me hearing the voice in any video: "Ah, my child is off on another adventure. Have fun darling. Be safe!" It's like a metal child in my head where each new video is them playing dress up. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MY BRAIN, MORPH?
This is an emotional masterpiece. You are almost constantly worried as a parent. Worried, that the child is hiding something from you, worried that you mess up your kid, worried that it gets bad friends or can't stand up for themself. And you try to be as patient and understanding as possible. And the worst thing of all is that you can't see what the future brings. Thank you for playing it. PS: Also... i 100% understand the serial killer impressions. If it weren't bad for your and your child's future, you maybe would have had the option for that.
My mother went though a very similar situation. Pretty much every German was intensely hated for a while. Including civilians and children who had no involvement in what the Nazis did. The echos of war take generations to heal. And it's happening again. I don't understand why people don't learn from experience here. Humans are not built for war, soldiers suffer horrible mental side effects. And they are usually very young. Like not old enough to drink young. There is no glory in war, only suffering.
A war broke out in my country when I just started elementary school, and I agree with you Humans weren't built for war. It's the most despicable, meaningless maelstrom of human suffering for everyone. It's the lowest point of human existence
1:10:19 Oh, God...I've asked myself that same question over and over again for 24 years. When Morph read that line aloud, I started crying...it brought me back to when I was a kid, no friends, terrified to go to school. I was the fat kid, who sat alone at lunch and would come home to an abusive alcoholic mother. It really does feel like the world is against you when you're so young, with nobody having your back.
same though i wasn't bullied for my appearance.. i was bullied because i was simply different with having both ADHD and Autism.. most of the other kids simply didn't understand me and i didn't understand them either.. wich ended in a lot of troubl and even points where i legit told my mother: if it has to go this way then i'd prefer to not live at all.. (now my mother wasn't against me or anything similar to the child in the game however everyone including the teacher was mean to me) the thing is it's affected me to a point where now i'm just simply disgusted by others.. not because i want to but because my childhood has soured me.
this game was absolutely beautiful. I was able to relate to some of Klaus' experiences including the thing that happened with Mr. Solheim. Considering how Klaus didnt want to bathe, I'm assuming he got "touched" because I had been through something similar when I was about 5 years old and I feared physical contact for a while. I'm glad the profits made from this game were able to go towards good causes! But also, it shows the signs of when a child has gone through something and how to support the child after such a horrible experience, and as the child's parent or guardian you have to learn that sometimes they won't communicate their pain straight up and you have to be patient. It raises awareness.
After an abusive childhood riddled with an absurd amount of emotional neglect mixed in with bad luck, this really has been one of the most oddly comforting playthroughs I've ever watched. It felt like a sort of home I've never really had all too much, and I'm quite grateful for that. Thanks for doing what you do.
I know this was just a game. how you narrated this had me overly involved. I lost my dad when I was 13. he was murdered by his girlfriend for unknown reasons. he wasn't the greatest dad but he was mine. it's been almost 30 years and I still cry over him til this very day. I now have kids of my own and I try my very best to never do the things that I witnessed or things done to me ad a child. growing up alone was hard and I truly can relate to this storyline. I appreciate the devs intentions and how you presented this vid to us viewers. ty
I played the game on mobile after watching this video, and I clicked an answer too quickly, telling Karin that it's the pigeon that is nocturnal. I was afraid she'd fail the test because of me.
I've played this. Downloaded after I'd seen your story post on Instagram. Such a powerful and sad game. Hoping things would get better and they didn't. My heart broke when Karin didn't want to eat or have a bath, let alone touch her. Thoughts of what that horrible teacher may have done filled me with horror. What makes it even harder is it is based in real events. That these poor children went through so much, and all because their mum's did something just to survive. Part of me wants to try the game where I'm not so nice to see what happens. But it's not in my nature and so I'm not sure how that would play out. And thank you for playing and sharing this. Your empathy for little Klous was painful and heartwarming. My heart broke when you went quiet and had left the room because it was so hard. I think more games like this should exist because it gives you a tiny idea of what people went/go through. It's a true eye-opener.
Even though the towns folk have a reasonable excuse to not like Klaus, it doesn’t excuse bullying or the abuse. No child should be responsible for the sins of an adult especially if they didn’t even have an actual role in the problem except for being born. That’s something they need to know
I played this during my mitski obsession. Losing dogs was on repeat while i played and cried so bad. For 3 hours i was making promises of a better life and fell asleep. Woke up and realized i don't actually have a kid.
For some reason what really got me was when he started crying. The genuine emotion when he asked for a minute was a lot. Great stream man, I'm definitely giving you a sub
@@Will........ And screw anyone who thinks that OP's being overreacting. Wait until they're parents on their and they will truly know what failure truly is. Because that game makes me feel that I am despite my best intentions that might as well as Linkin Park's "In The End" would be my personal anthem. Ah, the highs and lows of love, indeed.
The drawings Klaus drawn especially the bad teacher had me gasping, especially the one with 3 or 4 arms. I was very frightening when he didn't come home. I know you were insanely worried about him I was too. I heard it in your voice and felt so helpless. You only want to do right by him and literally you did the best you could. You gave him voice and you were a great single parent doing your best.
5:30:23 children with an abusive life or someone abusing them start to draw drawings that looks distressful. The common color that they use is usually red just like this drawing. Mostly they draw the person who’s hurting them with longer arms or reaching out towards them. I feel bad for him.
I can't believe I watched the full 5+ hours of gameplay even after playing through the game myself but I had to keep watching. Your commentary is so entertaining and the heartfelt emotions expressed just made it all the more real. I'm so glad I stumbled across this channel while looking into MCL gameplay. Please make more content like this, it was greatly enjoyed :)
Holy crap. This is the first video I've seen on the channel and I watched it all in one day. 6 hours went by fast, I was hooked. You made pretty much all the decisions I would have made, which made me even more invested, because it felt like I was Klaus' parent too. I found myself smiling at things Klaus said, his excitement about trains, how he asks to do "something nice," his amazing hiding spots for hide and seek, and his joy for the little things. This kid is so sweet and understanding, he deserves all the cuddles. His pure kindness makes this game all the more heartbreaking. I was repeating "oh no, my baby boy" to myself over and over during the last hour or so, when Mr. Solheim's detentions started. God, this was a ride. Your parenting was lovely, Klaus had a great, trusted adult he could always rely on to take care of him. It was so comforting to know that, in spite of all the horrible things, he has his parent! The little silly remarks you made, making him talk back to you, and the voice you gave him (it was silly at first but eventually I loved it and found it endearing) were just great, they added to the playthrough! I had no idea about the historical aspect of this, and I learned a lot. It's heartbreaking and tragically ironic, that the Nazi ideology got reused by the Norwegians in the face of trying to recover from the trauma of the war. Apparently I was in the mood to write an essay, lol. A 6 hour video like this deserves one! This was a great use of 25% of my day :)
I stayed up until 2:47 AM watching this in one sitting because my level of secondhand emotional involvement with this imaginary child wouldn't let me rest until I knew he ended up okay.
During my play through, I started getting a knot in my stomach every time work ended, and so relieved when Karin (in my case) had a good day. I dreaded coming home to her having another bad day.
Found your channel through recommended videos, and honestly, you are such a breath of fresh air. So chill, patient and kind, and the way you create such an immersive experience with all the games you play. No raging, no offensive or rude jokes. It's amazing, honestly, and I just wanted to say thank you!
Yessssss, Thanks what i was trying to say. Its like a little part of protected heaven. This guy would be be a comfort character in any book, except he is real
This made my heart sink. I could never treat someone like this, nor understand why I should. Klause is a child, he had nothing to do with the war and he clearly knew nothing of it at first. I wish there was an option to sn@p that teachers neck like they snapped their hopes and dreams
I played that game and the single thing i wish is...TO GO TO THAT SCHOOL WITH A WEAPON,THREATEN THESE BULLIES AND THA TEACHER!NOT ONLY TJAT THEY WOULDN'T THEY WOULDN'T BULLY KLAUS ANYMORE,THEY WILL ALSO BEFRIEND HIM AND GIVE HIM SO MANY GIFTS!
I was pretty resilient throughout this playthtough.. but knowing that the thing that broke you was the moment you found out you got to stay with him just had me balling. I can't imagine how bombarded you felt
Normally I don't watch streams this long, but I enjoyed every minute of this. The voice you gave Klaus was hilarious, and I loved how you added in your own dialogue to make it funnier. Not a tear-jerker for me, but definitely a bizarre experience. Also, you have a really nice voice. I could listen to it all day. Thank you!!
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yes ive played this before it is messed up but you get so attached to the child tho
Hey! I'm a new subscriber!
@@randomeemail8458 it’s not messed up, it’s reality. And plus the money you spend on the game goes to abused kids and orphans
Heard your voice. Subscribed immediately.
I'll subscribe if u tell me if you're actually making that voice or using a voice changer 🤣🤣🤣🥺🥺🥺 *I already subscribed so now u have to* 💌💌💌
"video games make our teens violent" yeah violent to everyone who hurt my son Klaus
😂
This.
Damn straight.
PERIODT.
You’re damn right, I’M COMING FOR YOU YOU MONSTERS!!!!
Him: I can't do a girl's voice
Also him: gives his adopted son the voice of stitch
Yeessssssss!!! I've been boggled for a while now thinking he kind of sounds like someone familiar but I dont remember... Stitch!! 😂
loooool, I was thinking it sounded like a cute Gollum/Smeagol voice but Stitch is perfect XD
That was Stitch? I thought it was Gollum.
@@SevenEllen pretty similar honestly
Either way, the wholesomeness is the light of our lives
So when you 'tickle' him he usually laughs and the sleep/rest meter fills up. After the last detention day, when you try, he gets angry and tells you not to touch him. BROKE. ME. TO. PIECES
Honestly, I thought that the teacher might have abused him in the worst way possible, especially considering he didn't want adoptive parent to touch or bathe him T-T, those being the classic signs of that kind of abuse. Broke my heart too
I think ppl were touching him.... or abusing him in school😭
I cried so hard playing the demo my self
@@lisavanderpump7475 adults who like children are pedos but one thing is for sure they like children because they can't find anyone who likes them in their age
@@AmberanimegirlBro...my heart
the drawing with the 3 "arms" was it for me
2:57:16 "every christmas is the best ever with you because you're the best present a dad could ever wish for." got me sobbing ☹️
Klaus is really the best kid on earth it's true.
I love how he start calling klaus his son and refer himself as his father.. its so wholesome and genuine..
I try and immerse myself fully in the playthroughs where I can, can't help it 😂
I'm glad you liked it!
Same. Absolutely adorable. He melted my heart. You could tell just from this he'll make a great parent/guardian some day.
@@MadMorph u was immersed to the highest degree got me wishing u was my dad 😂😂🤦🏽♀️
I went through the same experience 😭 i was so invested in taking care of her that at one point i was calling her my baby in my thoughts.
@@MadMorph has
1:13:28 "I went all the way to the moon to get this cheese special for you, because you're special to me" 😭 You're a certified parent
Certified dad moment right there. I have a feeling MadMorph would be a great dad
“that's a lie but thanks” the reply😭
Fr
@itz.yukiix ur a lit late😼🤏
“Did you really go to the moon?”
“Yes I did”
"Klaus still isn't home."
my heart sank
When I came back from work and he wasn't there I literally started clicking around in a panic and when I had to keep waiting for the night to come it gave me this "I can't just sit around doing nothing" feeling 😭 This game is so good in recreating the worries of a parent even if only in a weaker form but still, it was enough for me to lose my shit when anything happened to Klaus.
Oh my god, so did mine 🥺
TIME STAP?
Heyyy what happend is klaus okay
@@kyan2632 around 5:17:35
Its makes me VERY upset that we can’t tell Klaus we love him 😤
he hears you
It seems that sometimes he (Klaus) wants to say it as well but doesn't :c
You tell someone you love them even more when you show them, and all the kind things Morph chose to do for and with Klaus, he already knows. ^_~ Actions speak so much louder than words, words can't hug you, or kiss your pain away, or punch asshole kids, their parents or teachers for being horrible to your kid LOL of course that's when words are good, no jail time for you hehehe.
I know im late, but in that generation. To say sutch "sappy" things. Yeah it woud not happen especially if the child is a boy.
To tell your children you love them was not normal until the generation born from late 80 and onwards.
I'm a 90s kid and mom told me Al the time. But mom, mom haven't heard it in her child hood. I'm unsure if she heard it later in life tho.
@@kiri92azelyour 90s kid🫢?
Only problem with this master historical piece of gaming media, is that we get no chance to be more active in Klaus's life; Like talking to the bullies, beating up their parents, slapping his _grandparents_ , slapping his _mother_ , scolding his _father_ , and committing a few assassinations.
*Ya know regular RPG stuff!*
💀 ya
@@olfo_artz YEAH!
I'm going to make the town and the people in The Sims... and I'll slowly kill them all horribly for hurting my boy. Then I'll marry Mr Burg and the three of us will live happily ever after.
Don’t forget the mean teacher
@@Ymin_ Especially him!
When Klaus said that the teacher started it...and he came home soaked in urine. Oh man. I don't have the words. It's so heartbreaking that this could ever happen to a kid. This game is based on history. That just crushes me.
When
@@Vixie-.mp3 Post ww2, Lebensborn refers to kids who were taken from homes cause they showed extremely aryan traits which is what Hitler prioritized, Hitler was creating a super army with these kids but after he lost the war the kids who were seperated from there families couldnt go back due to the fact that all of the documents were burned and destroyed, meaning that nearly all of them were put up for adoption in several areas and because they were made to be Super Hitler Soldiers they were bullied and discriminated against
@@Vixie-.mp3 timestamp is 4:58:10
@@stakezen7825oh my god 😭
Yes! That and when the teacher starts abusing him/her and he/she doesn't want to eat, play, bath or you to touch him/her 😭😭
Calling him his “little angel” fucked me over. I loved it so much. It’s so freaking cute I can’t omg.
And when he talked about the cheese and the moon and klaus being special to him, I swear I lost it.
I'm literally falling in love with this man each time he cares for Klaus
I like how this game hints at rape in men too. And they showed the signs of SA perfectly, I'm actively sobbing
Can you be more detailed by what you mean by perfectly? I agree but I can't put my thoughts in words
@@blanche__ Everything from around 5:22:00 to 5:40:10
@@wildfire9280 yes but what exactly 😭 (no pressure btw! )
@@blanche__ i assume they're primarily talking about the way his demeanor changes and he becomes uncomfortable with being touched. he also gets more quiet and depressed.
It's depicted the same way if you pick Karin, edit: I see now you mean it isn't a different trauma with clause
The way this has captured a microcosm of parenting is WILD.
WHERE HAS ALL MY MONEY GONE
WHY are you so DIRTY
Who hurt you-who do I have to fight?
No I did not know that about hedgehogs, thank you honey.
I saw a statement online some time ago reading "I like talking to children. Adults never ask me which dinosaur is my third most favourite."
Don’t forget that moment at 3:29:49
Am a parent to 3. Can confirm 😂
😫😭😭
@@camelopardalis84 what's your favorite dinosaur? I found out pterodactyls are not dinosaurs, kinda sad.
I was concerned when Klaus didn't want to get a bath, be touched and eat anything, and the moment he didn't want to talk about the teacher I was convinced he was being molested by Mr Solheim. Our poor baby! Take that man to jail and give poor Klaus some therapy!
Actually when I first played the game it gave me a warning about disturbing topics. So when Klaus was talking about the nice teacher also i was over protective and worried that he would do something bad. Then i wanted an option to killl this bad teacher
He doesnt need therapy when he has a great parent to teach him whats right and be concerned for him, like me my parents are always there for me their better than therapy plus they know everything about me
@@alpha_jasperflair1097 that's nice, but actual therapists are better equipped for helping you work through traumatic events. And this would definitely classify.
Everybody here playing the game being a good parent :,) uplifts me lolll
@@alpha_jasperflair1097 Just because you don't want therapy doesn't mean therapy is useless
I just finished this game, and let me tell you; I am not ready to be a parent cuz I would march to the school and start fighting EVERYONE. Teachers, kids, these hands are rated E for everyone 👊🏻👊🏻. 10/10 this game had me in my feelings the whole time and really accurately tug at your heartstrings, by the end I was bawling my eyes out
I was so mad when the started bullying my child I broke when they pee on her. thats messed up man messed up
I was feral when I played this game, high key threatening everyone that came in the child vicinity 💀
This si what parents normally do, so you are good to go :3
Rated E for everyone!😂
@@leaflet1686 that's what karens do
The switch between wholesome “my sweet boy 😍” and hostility toward the people that are cruel to him kill me 😂
Oh gosh,I played this game and I actually cried too. I loved that boy as my own son. Man, this game broke my heart. Tried finding similar games to fill the void but nothing measure to it so far. I would have given him the world if I could. A warm, loving, safe and happy world that he deserves. The ending is an eye opener.
There's gonna be a second game! But it comes out in a few years, it's gonna be called "my child new beginnings"
@@PineStateCinema noooo not a few yearssss😭
@@OaklynASMR mostly in 2024-2025
@@PineStateCinema NUUUUU
Ah man 😭
As a person who was constantly told to "stay strong" when all I've ever wanted was a hug or just to have a conversation about what's been going on, being told to stay strong can definitely harden ones heart. Sometimes you just want to be weak and vulnerable and recieve love in that moment. I can see why he wouldnt want to be strong, hes just a child, he just wants the bad things to stop, if they wont the only choice he has is to harden himself.
Ogh I guess that's how some people's hearts harden and they would want to become stoic to the point of not being vulnerable to receive the love or look for the love they need
God I feel you on this... I was always told to and complimented on being strong, while harshly criticized if I cried or looked sad for anything but family members dying (or close to doing so). But it dosen't make you stronger. It only makes you create this hard shell on the outside, while that vulnerable child still remains within you, waiting for the comfort and hugs it so desperately needed.
I hope you're doing better now and have people in your life that don't expect you to always stay strong. We all deserve, and need, a good hug and conversation once in a while.
Then that heart breaks
Bro i feel you ever since i'm small i were not even allowed to cry one time i fell from my bicycle and hurt my knees and elbow very bad with blood and all so i came home crying and my father threatens me if i not stop he will slap me. So i force myself to stop, and until now whenever i got hurt i just dont care and just continue whatever i did. At one point in university i fell while riding a motorcycle due to rain and my one side of left leg's skin is gone because its tarmac hahaha and what i did was just parked the motorbike at the side of the road and walk to my class thinking i dont want to be late for a test. Then i fainted while taking the test hahaha. Luckily my lecturer and the class able to wake me up and provide water and i'm okay then finish my test and go back to patch my leg. My whole class was worried and told me to take the test other day but i dont want to be bothered to study again and such. Now when i think about it again maybe i'm just too used to being told not to cry and complain even when you are injured and just "man up" or "keep strong" that made me be like this. The problem is when i see other guys cried because of small stuff and all i sometimes feel annoyed and in my mind thinking "just man up" and then i realize i'm wrong they are being raised up different than me so for them its fine to cry when involved in something bad, and it is fine to do so. Only me thinking its not fine. So for people planning to have kids or take care of someone young, tell them they can express being sad. Man up when they had to, and cry when they had to. Now i'm so jealous of people who could confess their sad feelings coz i cannot coz in my mind i keep thinking i'm a man i shouldnt cry and such. Sorry for the long essay ☺️🙏 and good life to you all 😊.
@@cmdr_roy5489 Thank you for sharing, I'm glad you come to such insights. But I think we as humans are very capable of change and just because circumstances and our childhood from parts of ourselves do not mean we could never find peace. I was in a similar situation as well but the people who do love you and only want the best for you would definitely be there to allow you to be vulnerable and show your emotions, so find those people. It's gonna take a while to remove the influences from our childhood... but I do think we can change and relax more to cry sometimes and express our sad emotions because we are already taking the first step towards being emotionally healthier!
I love this part. “Dad? Where are the teachers?”
Morph: “I’m your teacher now”
Klaus: “Where are the kids? Why is there red everywhere?”
Morph: “It’s ok, you don’t need to worry about that…..”
????? Red
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 it’s blood-
@@SerendipityArtandGaming but why
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 Because all the kids were awful including the teachers, I want to murder them for klaus
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 cuz he killed the kids and the teacher
My favorite story is "once upon a time, there was a castle... And another castle... And another castle. The end."
My favour lute story is the one the ear says :D
You know your neglected when you start feeling comfort in the way he’s talking to this child 😭💗
Literally couldn’t sleep tonight and put this back on because it brought me so much comfort just to see how much he cares about this boy.
Same.
LMAO I KNOW RIGHT.
I got all of the trauma and none of the parent 💁♂️
No cause why am i like this
Just @ me next time lmao
My heart dropped when it said “Klaus isn’t home yet”
Time stamp?
4:47:16 is where it says it, it also the first time he go missing.
@@Saigentix thx
i was worried but I remembered he got detention from that trash of a teacher
When my mom adopted me, she saw I had a brother. She said “both of them? I make rooms for both please.”
This game reminds me of that. I wanted both babies..
Awww 💕
You're adopted?
@@ur_local_nintendo_ds yes. A long time ago. She did well :)
You're adopted or did you adopt?
@@راميالبنّى-ك4ذ both :) 2 adopted and one foster
I’m not a fan of children, and I can guarantee that I will be an awful mother
- *after Lebensborn* -
*crying furiously* WHO HURT MY CHILD?!
Same I thought that I might be a bad parent but after this??? Well if someone did this to my poor bay’s well idk why they just went missing you know…
Really, I don't like children either, but this game, is just...
Same, this game makes me want to have children one day
@@cheeryrozeteaNot everyone who feels empathy is equipped to have children. Especially just because you learned you actually have empathy through a video game. Having children is a huge responsibility. If you can’t even take care of yourself physically, mentally, emotionally and financially, forget it.
FR😭
This is insanely accurate for a "raise your child" game. There were 1000s of real children like Klaus/Karen that were nothing less than bred to be perfect soldiers for Hitler's future army. As soon as they were weaned from mother's milk they were taken and placed in the care of nurses... in an orphanage, basically. The idea was that mothers would coddle and weaken their babies. Any abnormality, any non-aryan feature, was a mark against the baby's life. Some were adopted out to high ranking German officers and officials to be raised in the "right" kinda home. Very few would ever find their real parents as most records would be destroyed near the end of the war. Estimations are that 20,000 babies were born into the program and 200,000 were stolen from their families if they were Aryan enough.
Also the common situation of not exactly being planned Lebensborn but born to a young mum that fell in love with (or was raped by) an occupant
There's an amazing manga/anime that's centred around this practice and it's outcomes (in communist East Germany tho) called Monster. great psychological thriller.
The most messed up thing was that a lot of the doctors cooperating with the Reich actually believed they were doing the right thing “euthanizing” such “deformed” children.
@@lucykerslake5423 I just finished that manga a week ago. One of my favorites for sure👌
Fuck manga anime it's bullshit
Everything in this game was so heart wrenching, but the bit that finally broke me was when they are packing and Klaus is comforting his toys as he packs them up. It just feels so much like a self-soothing behavior. After everything else that had happened, seeing him display that kind of uncertainty and hope in such a childlike way was such a gut-punch for me. It's like a final reminder, after seeing him go through such terrible things, that Klaus is a CHILD. All I wanted to do the whole time was to hold the poor boy and make sure he felt safe and loved. Amazing and beautiful game, absolutely heartbreaking, but beautiful.
Sad part is he tells them “I’m going to put you away now” before touching them, because he doesn’t want them to be scared when he touches them. You know that’s from the trauma . Poor baby
The story of the Lebensborn is incredibly sad; both the mothers and the children were treated horribly after the end of the war. I definitely recommend learning more about it if it interests you.
I've definitely become more interested in this because I would love to provide a place for these innocent children where they can be themselves freely without judgement from harsh individuals.
Hmm. The people who abuse children will have to give an account of themselves before God. Romans 14:12, Matthew 18:6
@@Yzzami doesn’t really do much in the heat of the moment does it?
@@Yzzami Sure, but there's also a chance that God isn't real and there will be no Judgement Day, so let's be sure to bring them to justice here on Earth. Just in case.
What is a “lesborn”
I don't knoe if it also happens to be a Norwegian name, but "Berg" is a common German name and means "mountain". I wonder if Mr. Berg was so kind to Klaus and wasn't going to be a teacher anymore because he was also facing anti-German prejudice and was being forced out as well
I thought so as well.
I would imagine it was more that he stood up for Klaus and punished the children who bullied him. No good dead goes unpunished.
Greta ThunBERG, though, who is at least Swedish.
Wait I just realized…ice berg…ice mountain?
Mr. Berg was the real Bergertrückung all along.
the fact that you had to take a moment because you cried out of relief realizing that they weren't going to take him away from you, *you really became his father*
When I played I cried so bad after I finished and I immediately started missing him but I don't think my heart would take another round of this game. Thank you for sharing!
I'd take a few screenshots of him smiling, drawing, times you cooked together that way Klaus or if you picked Karin could always be close at heart ^.^
I spent the last two hours of the game just ugly crying. Mr Berg leaving is what broke me. The only other good thing in Karin/Klaus' life outside of me ending. I was afraid of Mr Berg first thinking he'd do something bad and when I realized Mr. Berg was the good one I felt like I had undermined him and left Karin hardened for no reason. I want to go back and see if there are other endings, but I refuse to let my child have a bad ending!
I think that there is a bad ending but I'm not sure how many endings there are
there isnt any endings, everyone gets the same one (i read this from thr game creator on twitter)
In some play throughs im pretty it only happens when you pick the girl Mr.Burg sexuality assaults them and when i learned that I cried
@@gangalicious3000 I do know that if you neglect your child (refuse to feed etc) they run away so I don't know if that classes as a full ending or just a 'you need to do better-' kinda thing
@@loser40000 it happens for both children unfortunately, I sobbed so much too
When I played this game I couldn't finish. When he stopped bathing I couldn't go on because I knew exactly why he wanted to be seen as "dirty" and "smelly" in the hopes he wouldn't be wanted by predators...thank you for playing. I felt safer watching what became of Klaus with you at the helm
That made me feel so much rage, I almost did not want to believe it but it was what it was.
Or he felt like this due to not caring about himself in general. Similar to depression.
😞 Hope that's not projecting.. if so I'm Soo sorry that happened to you.
@@WOODENCHAIR64 Or because he knows he'll get reminded of being touched and freak out and have bad memories, or just because he'll be touched in general.
Yeah I immediately thought I he got touched or something… I was about to shred my room to pieces. :”D
"Cool. That's cool. I'm going to become a murderer." The only appropriate reaction.
Did u watch the video😭@Itz-Charlotte-on-pawz
Definitely✨
Can someone give me a time stamp? Please?
@@mochilover95225:30:22
Me slamming my fists because you could be using the extra time to cook or sew, but it was SO cute how you were like “i didnt know story time made him happier, I just wanted to do it because I wanted to”
Along with such other cute and adorable things..
I keep screaming "THE MAIL! RRAD THE MAIL" and when he's out of time he's like "oh yeahh the mail" LIKE GODDAMNIT. I was also frustrated when he didn't even picked the berries in the forrest 😭
I was mad at the cooking too. I was screaming (silently, it's late for me) "you do not have to buy food! You can cook and save the money!"
It's hilarious how he goes from loving father to serial killer at the drop of a hat. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
that's my vibe 😂😭
I mean those 2 statements aren't contradictory to eachother XD
3:29:53
@@MadMorph Lol same 😂
You can tell MadMorph slowly gets attached to the child, I can tell he's going to be a good dad one day.
There’s a whole whole lot to say about this game, but one point I found interesting: after you work out what Solheim was doing, the game won’t let you send the kid back to school. That’s a line your character will not cross, no matter how otherwise awful, neglectful, or resigned they’ve been.
Realistically I understand why you can’t give some of these bastards what they deserve: then you’d go to jail and Klaus would be truly alone. Still, I kinda want to see that mod where you bludgeon Solheim with a shovel and bury him alive in the woods.
I'm dissapointed that there is not an option to "talk" to the teacher whos hurting my son. Let me just "talk" to him *loads shotgun*
I just finished playing this and I'm legit angry I can't at least punch him in the face or something.
take me with you *brings machete*
Naw man, a shotgun is too small. Go with a panzer laying around the place.
@@republicofkoreaball4349 no no that's too big, spares him of pain too quickly, you need something small
@@lunadremurr9947 Then what? Go full war crime an bring in some sussy mustard gases?
I played this choosing the girl. Needless to say I about cried as well as about threw hands several times with the parents and teachers. Nobody hurts my daughter...not without feeling the wrath of papa bear. She was my little cub till the very end and I her papa bear....I miss her....
🥺
Same
Yeah, I also chose Karin❤️💔
Damn I haven't even played the game and I would have go on a murder spree if some one hurt my child.
@@ihavenoidea2805 same
"Time for father to become a child killer."
This man gets me.
THE WAY I CACKLED WHEN HE SAID “okay.. that’s cool… someone’s gonna die”
it was giving protective willam afton vibes
timestamp plssssss LOL
@@laarrkkss PURPLE GUY
@@tromblone 5:30:23
I played this game, and I trusted Mr. Berg to be a good person. It turned out he really was a kind man, meant nothing bad for the child. We attended the parade and he took proper care of the child.
All in all, the game was cruel to the little one. I cried when things escalated so quickly with that other teacher Mr. Solheim.
This was so so sad. And the voice you gave him made me feel more attached to him. Aside from everything else horrible that happened to the little angel Klaus, the part that made me cry the hardest was when they were going to meet his grandparents; the excitement and the million childlike happy questions Klaus had before they went about the train and how much he likes them only to go on it and have two grown ass adult pieces of shit talk horribly of him right there in front of it just broke my heart. I know this is just a game, but the fact that these things have happened and still do, HOW can people blame an innocent child of the atrocities of war? They really aren't any better than the people they condemn after doing all this.
Not me getting emotional just reading this comment and remembering that scene 😂
@@MadMorph Oh no, sorry! You're sweet :)
Can your put a time stamp plz? I fell asleep :/
"They really aren't any better than the people they condemn after doing all this."
And this is why I hate hypocrites the most. As if condemning someone who is defenseless to fight back against their crap will even make them better. -_-
Another thing I hated about that scene, other that what the grandparents were saying, is that they were talking AT him, not TO him. But maybe that makes it hurt a little less. Still, they were just talking to the aunt and to each other, never to their grandchild who was so excited to meet them. The only time they did was telling him to get out.
All I can say is thank you. Thank you for six hours of your life. Thank you for your tenderness. Thank you for not hiding or downplaying your breakdown. Beautiful game, beautiful play through, and beautiful soul playing it.
You are so welcome
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@@derrykinsella6351?
I played this through and was utterly heartbroken by how helpless you feel to do anything, you know that the whole society is against you and you’re so poor and powerless. They did an amazing job of making you feel connected to the child and it makes the struggles all the more impactful. I loved watching this play through, I wept while playing and it meant a lot to see you bond with klaus, care for him and grieve for his pain as well.
*Wept*
This is exactly how I felt I literally felt sick it hurt so bad and when I realized what happened after they refused touch and eating I literally cried for a hour
I wanted an option to "talk" to the bad teacher with a shotgun in my hands.
@@MaryAnnSweetAngel same and like it’s realistic for Norwegian s to have guns at thsi time
I feel the same when I played it. It broke me.
It's such an interesting experience, because you don't see this through the child's eyes, but the parents, being helpless while your child is going through hell, and you can't do anything cause the town will only see it as you proving there horrible beliefs. Such an amazing game, was definitely crying at the end 🥲
Exactly. Not being able to do anything, we're just so vulnerable .
This happened to me. And now I understand what my mom means when she said that every night she would cry herself to sleep . And I understand now that it took a toll on her mental health too not just mine. Even tho it wasn’t happening to her.
Seeing Klaus so optimistic and cheerful at the beginning of the game and just watching him grow more and more depressed is soulcrushing ;-;
Also if a teacher forces everyone to urinateon a boy shouldn't other parents be concerned? I get that they probably think Klaus deserved it but imagine that you, as a parent of one of those kids, is told that your kid was told by his teacher to pull down his pants in front of everyone and to pee on someone, and then the teacher pulls his pants down and does the same. Even if they don't care about Klaus, this shit is wild
Ikr?! Literally the 1st thing that popped into my head when I saw that was, "Yeah, the teacher wis definitely into this."
Its soul crushing to know that the teacher was indeed a child creeper, too..
oh god that’s what they did?? i interpreted it as something much worse but god what the fuck
When I never s a w that prt
i imagine the kids wouldn't have told their parents, to be honest. either because they didnt want to get in trouble, were ashamed of it or the teacher told them not to say anything. i think its pretty reasonable to assume that the teacher was molesting other kids in the class and this was part of his grooming methods, to make it so the kids don't question exposing themselves or being exposed at. we're not privy to what the other kids or parents are going through, so for all we know they were outraged, but this is the 50s. i think the parents would have been more likely to tell their kids to never speak about it and keep their heads down out of fear of being shamed by their community. if you choose karina at the beginning, instead of being called a traitor, the neighbours call her a whore. an 8 year old. so it's pretty reasonable to assume that they wouldn't be kind to any child that came forward saying they'd been abused by their teacher
People were mean back then and especially if you were a child of the enemy nation.
I love the dynamic of thoughtful surrogate father that regularly forgets to buy food and the sweet-hearted but occasionally snarky child that sounds like a gremlin
The way I understood what that teacher was doing to klaus when he said "I'm not supposed to tell" and then it made sense why he didn't want to be touched or even bathe in hope the man would not want to touch him either anymore... because I know people to whom it happened as kids and the abuser ALWAYS threatens them not to tell with some bullshit blackmail... disgusting excuses of human beings who deserve to rot in hell
I'm in tears. My son was bullied because he has Aspergers and the teachers joined in. He kept it from me for do long😢. I did go on a slight rampage the day I pulled him from that school. This game also broke me😞
this is so kind lol. i suspect im autistic as well (im gonna get assessed soon) and people can be terrible sometimes, but it was always nice to at least have parents who were willing to move mountains to make me feel worth it while also giving cruel people a piece of their minds
The “the real porridge was the friends we made along the way” after going broke got me😂😂
I greatly prefer your cannon for the ending. He deserves to be spoiled rotten now! And the teachers mysteriously went missing, whoopsies. Thank you for making this play through!
After watching your play through I really needed to comment. The candy situation reminded my of my “Bubby” grandmother when she was little. Because she was Jewish none of the kids in Poland wanted to play with her. So my great grandfather got candy, and toys and gave them to children so they’d play with her. It’s very sad that it was the only way for her to feel normal. Didn’t help that they had hardly any money coming from after being liberated from the death camps. My great grandparents worked so hard to give my Bubby a good life.
Life is certainly hard............ Also I am sorry for the poor treatment of the Jews worldwide......
@@VIII-SINCHANCHATTERJEE Thank you.
@@treeofrage7622 If you aren’t a parent already I wanted to let you know that I think you’d make an amazing one. That’s the sort of attitude you need to stick to in difficult situations, though I hope that no one is ever in a position where they need to choose between keeping their child safe or getting Christmas presents.
Thanks for sharing
I've now watched this whole playthrough 3 times. That's 18 hours of me just loving and crying at this game and the wonderful and calming narration for such a sad story.
I've read up on it and it seems there are *no alternate endings* .
But I just love watching Morph play this. I enjoy getting so invested too.
That's amazing! 3 times!! Wow. Thank you.
When you said "I just wanted to read to him." that's when you connected with him. Wonderful. This game was sad and wholesome. I'm glad you and Klaus got to leave this place behind.
I thought the exact same thing. I think when MadMorph said, I just wanted to read to him, that’s when it became real for me (and clearly, him too).
This game is the true meaning behind "there arent enough hours in a day" litterally I bet most people who are actually a parent feel that way.
I normally don't get angry for any reason. But this made me genuinely furious. Not only towards my "forefathers" as a german (although I had only one uncle in the army, he was 19 when drafted and sent to Stalingrad), but also towards the people who would blame a little kid and put him or her through something like that. What the Germans did to all those people was horrifying, no doubt about it. But the children coming out of those relationships did not do anything to anyone. Blaming children for the sins of their parents is just as wrong and disgusting as what was done to them.
I am a teacher myself, and that Mr Solheim is a disgrace to our occupation (yes I know he is a fictional character, but there were enough people like him).
I know people who suffered under the Stalingrad blockade. It was terrible they say. Still I would never blame a child that had nothing to do with it...
I love how he makes up his own commentary with Klaus it makes everything sm more funny and interesting 💀
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5:30:25. “Hmm ok, someone’s gonna die. ✨Time to become a murderer.✨” WAS MY EXACT THOUGHT PROCESS THE WHOLE FREAKING TIME!
NO CUZ FR
ESPECIALLY IN THIS ERA, ARSON IS SO EASY!!
First time in my life… I felt that parental instinct. I felt like I loved that child. I felt like it was of my own. I felt…. I felt like I needed to protect him and to do everything to make him smile… and then…. I felt so guilty. So guilty when he didn’t want to be touched… to eat.. to have a bath….. PTSD of very traumatic experiences were brought back up from my mind… but this time I was the parent taking care of my baby….
This was the only game that made me fell genuine anger at the end.
This game made me realise how my parents probably feel, i was like klaus and tried staying off school, not feeling hungry or motivated…and I feel guilty for how this probs affected my parents
*Me:* _"I hate the world and everyone in it!"_
*Also me:* Grinning from ear to ear at a fictional child's excitement at going on a train.
5:30:23 "K, that's cool, that's cool, someone's gonna die." captures my thought process perfectly
1:03:57
My grandfather came to America from Germany when he was 10-12 years old (I don't remember exactly how old he was) and his name was Klaus. It's a very German name. Imagine being a German kid and just wanting to fit in in America. He was beaten, bullied, called ugly names like nazi and other stuff, even though he was just a child. Be nice to others, you never know how hard life is for some.
Blacks, Jews, Polish and Irish, also..
It was basically State "bullying" that instigated the formation of Organised Crime.. the Police and Institutions targeted or maligned them so severely, they created their own groups..
from the Black Panthers to the Mafia, a *direct* result of institutional social inequality
Really makes you think twice about the words you use and the real impact a single person can have, huh..
I think it's so interesting, seeing the aftermath of the war
All we're ever taught in school is about the Nazis, and Germany's government and economy pretty much falling apart
I genuinely had no idea, that there were Norwegian women, who had kids with German guys, or that the kids would face so much stigma. And there's such a strange irony to it, considering how the Germans were so discriminatory towards the Jewish people, then afterwards, the German children were the ones, being discriminated against
I really wish schools would teach more of this, that there's more nuance to the whole situation
You treated Klaus so well. 🥺
He deserves all the nice things
He's a cinnamon roll that has to be protected at all costs 😭
The “what’s wrong with me line” broke me and immediately made me cackle when morph just “you’re PERFECT SON. I’m GOING TO *furiously packing a bag of knives* have a little chat.”
I did a challenge as a mean parent, I can tell you that I was so guilty throughout the whole game. After it, I literally hated myself 😀
is the ending different? i got the good end and i don't want to play again and be mean to him instead
@@a7n66 Yeah, they run away, I was literally devastated
@@criminal_real :(( poor kids
@@criminal_real i got this ending once when i was struggling with the game :(
that’s how you know being a bad parent is a choice 👍
This game is heartbreaking and beautiful, and made me think of my own upbringing. Coming from a Jewish family, anything about the Holocaust hits pretty close, but my family taught me love and forgiveness. You can guess my nervousness when I showed my German boyfriend to my grandma, but she welcomed him with open arms. For all she's been trough, she'd never put it on the next generation. While that didn't work out, I'm glad roots had nothing to do with it and that we're still friends in the end. It is understandable how fear can lead to hate, but only kindness can heal wounds. For anyone dealing with the generational trauma of being at the wrong end of the war, or anything for that matter, know that you don't bear the sins of your ancestors. No matter what anyone says, remember that you are innocent. No one is accountable for the generation(s) before them.
As a German, thank you
@@leonie364. You're very welcome, my friend. Never forget your worth.
I felt the same way. We weren’t taught about the Holocaust. We were conditioned to feel it as though we lived it ourselves. It wasn’t until a little later that Klaus’ origins were revealed, but I didn’t care. I didn’t care about his roots even though I’m also Jewish and knew full well what that meant. I just wanted this boy to be safe. This was an incredibly immersive game.
@@redravenriot3650 Arab children killed by Jews
@@musicmaker33428 Arab children killed by Jews
“Once upon a time there was a castle and another castle, the story was all about castle’s “ 😂
Castles and Chimeras be like :
"Man, ever since the Castle Appreciation Society somehow took over the library board, the children's section's been pretty predictable."
Is it just me or the fact that you genuinely care and feel for Klause feels bittersweet to me; so sweet how much you care for him and genuinely want to make him happy, but knowing that not only is this not real, but other kids like Klause didn’t get the same love an attention. Definitely liking and subscribing Xx
"Once upon a time, there was a fairy castle, there was another castle, the story was all about castles" :))) Now I know what kind of bedtime story I would tell my kids in the future, If I had one...
the best kind
I don't have children, but I have nephews. And *boy* can they appreciate a mundane story you pull out of your ass sentence by sentence as you go!
Castilian people: . _.
I did this to my brother. Now he hates me but also reminding me to tell him the "story" lol
I thought, at 5:39:00,that I had the video paused. The silence was oppressive. The pain was real. Klaus is not a real child. He is hundreds of them, and he is ours. It is difficult not to love this boy, even with all your senses telling you he’s not real.
Except he is. The reason Karin/Klaus touches us so much is because they are so real and raw. When you read aloud, I cannot help but love this child with you.
It’s an amazing game and an amazing player and the way it’s brought all of us in the comments together is just so something.
I just know this man would be the best father.
so kind!
I agree. If he decides to do so one day, he will have some very lucky, happy children.
we need more parents to be like this ngl lol
So true, spitting the facts.
@@MadMorph not kind, true
When you went silent to cry, I broke down in tears too. I had watery eyes the whole time ... But your cracked voice coming in followed by silence just struck my heart. This poor kid. This game is so good but so hard
Having watched this, I feel like you would make a great dad, except for differenciating ducks and mammals, you might need help for that
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So it's been almost a month since I watched this, and in all videos you've done since then where you've used the "child voice", my brain has immediately gone to "My son!". I feel like this little animated boy has a permanent place in my soul now
There's no escaping it been doing it for at least 5 years lmao. It's been my goblin character, my son Sherb in Animal Crossing, and now Klaus for everyone who saw it here first!
@@MadMorph Me hearing the voice in any video: "Ah, my child is off on another adventure. Have fun darling. Be safe!"
It's like a metal child in my head where each new video is them playing dress up. WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MY BRAIN, MORPH?
This is an emotional masterpiece. You are almost constantly worried as a parent. Worried, that the child is hiding something from you, worried that you mess up your kid, worried that it gets bad friends or can't stand up for themself. And you try to be as patient and understanding as possible. And the worst thing of all is that you can't see what the future brings.
Thank you for playing it.
PS: Also... i 100% understand the serial killer impressions. If it weren't bad for your and your child's future, you maybe would have had the option for that.
My mother went though a very similar situation. Pretty much every German was intensely hated for a while. Including civilians and children who had no involvement in what the Nazis did. The echos of war take generations to heal. And it's happening again. I don't understand why people don't learn from experience here. Humans are not built for war, soldiers suffer horrible mental side effects. And they are usually very young. Like not old enough to drink young. There is no glory in war, only suffering.
A war broke out in my country when I just started elementary school, and I agree with you
Humans weren't built for war. It's the most despicable, meaningless maelstrom of human suffering for everyone. It's the lowest point of human existence
1:10:19 Oh, God...I've asked myself that same question over and over again for 24 years. When Morph read that line aloud, I started crying...it brought me back to when I was a kid, no friends, terrified to go to school. I was the fat kid, who sat alone at lunch and would come home to an abusive alcoholic mother. It really does feel like the world is against you when you're so young, with nobody having your back.
same though i wasn't bullied for my appearance.. i was bullied because i was simply different with having both ADHD and Autism.. most of the other kids simply didn't understand me and i didn't understand them either.. wich ended in a lot of troubl and even points where i legit told my mother: if it has to go this way then i'd prefer to not live at all.. (now my mother wasn't against me or anything similar to the child in the game however everyone including the teacher was mean to me) the thing is it's affected me to a point where now i'm just simply disgusted by others.. not because i want to but because my childhood has soured me.
I'm so sorry. I have never been bullied but I know school can be a living hell. I hope you're better now
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WHAATTTT, how are you doing now??? 😭💔
I can relate to being alone and scared to go to school lol
this game was absolutely beautiful. I was able to relate to some of Klaus' experiences including the thing that happened with Mr. Solheim. Considering how Klaus didnt want to bathe, I'm assuming he got "touched" because I had been through something similar when I was about 5 years old and I feared physical contact for a while. I'm glad the profits made from this game were able to go towards good causes! But also, it shows the signs of when a child has gone through something and how to support the child after such a horrible experience, and as the child's parent or guardian you have to learn that sometimes they won't communicate their pain straight up and you have to be patient. It raises awareness.
Similar happened to me at 8, hoping you're on the journey to find peace, you deserve so much happiness x
After an abusive childhood riddled with an absurd amount of emotional neglect mixed in with bad luck, this really has been one of the most oddly comforting playthroughs I've ever watched. It felt like a sort of home I've never really had all too much, and I'm quite grateful for that. Thanks for doing what you do.
I know this was just a game. how you narrated this had me overly involved. I lost my dad when I was 13. he was murdered by his girlfriend for unknown reasons. he wasn't the greatest dad but he was mine. it's been almost 30 years and I still cry over him til this very day. I now have kids of my own and I try my very best to never do the things that I witnessed or things done to me ad a child. growing up alone was hard and I truly can relate to this storyline. I appreciate the devs intentions and how you presented this vid to us viewers. ty
It’s 3am and I’m absolutely losing it at „Isn’t a duck a mammal?“ followed by the most certain „A swan is a bird and that’s not a mammal“ 😂
I played the game on mobile after watching this video, and I clicked an answer too quickly, telling Karin that it's the pigeon that is nocturnal. I was afraid she'd fail the test because of me.
You have a perfect father/ story voice and adding a bit of humour to a serious and sad game makes it better
Great video
thanks!
I've played this. Downloaded after I'd seen your story post on Instagram.
Such a powerful and sad game. Hoping things would get better and they didn't. My heart broke when Karin didn't want to eat or have a bath, let alone touch her. Thoughts of what that horrible teacher may have done filled me with horror.
What makes it even harder is it is based in real events. That these poor children went through so much, and all because their mum's did something just to survive.
Part of me wants to try the game where I'm not so nice to see what happens. But it's not in my nature and so I'm not sure how that would play out.
And thank you for playing and sharing this. Your empathy for little Klous was painful and heartwarming. My heart broke when you went quiet and had left the room because it was so hard.
I think more games like this should exist because it gives you a tiny idea of what people went/go through. It's a true eye-opener.
I tried that " not so nice " behaviour and I must say......... I got nothing but a broken heart and a fierce desire to cry....
@@VIII-SINCHANCHATTERJEE what happened?
Even though the towns folk have a reasonable excuse to not like Klaus, it doesn’t excuse bullying or the abuse. No child should be responsible for the sins of an adult especially if they didn’t even have an actual role in the problem except for being born. That’s something they need to know
I played this during my mitski obsession. Losing dogs was on repeat while i played and cried so bad. For 3 hours i was making promises of a better life and fell asleep. Woke up and realized i don't actually have a kid.
the part where he finds him tied up on the tree the fucking beginning part BLASTED in my head 🤝
I'm thinking of "I want you" while watching this and it HURTING MEEEE
Edit: now I'm thinking of I bet on losing dogs and now I feel more pain aaaaggh
I'm thinking about him screaming like Mitski screamed in Drunk Walk Home at the Palisades Live Show
@@usernamehere222 WHAT ?? Time stamp?? This game hurtS
For some reason what really got me was when he started crying. The genuine emotion when he asked for a minute was a lot. Great stream man, I'm definitely giving you a sub
timestamp of this?
@@aristaeusarcanum around 5:39:50 mark
I was like, take your time, OP. After all that was transpired, he needed it LIKE NOW.
@@gzapray7203 oh absolutely
@@Will........ And screw anyone who thinks that OP's being overreacting. Wait until they're parents on their and they will truly know what failure truly is. Because that game makes me feel that I am despite my best intentions that might as well as Linkin Park's "In The End" would be my personal anthem. Ah, the highs and lows of love, indeed.
The drawings Klaus drawn especially the bad teacher had me gasping, especially the one with 3 or 4 arms. I was very frightening when he didn't come home. I know you were insanely worried about him I was too. I heard it in your voice and felt so helpless. You only want to do right by him and literally you did the best you could. You gave him voice and you were a great single parent doing your best.
Dude this guy would be the best parent ever. Society should have more people like you, bro.
I love how funny the commentary between you and Klaus gets. Smeagle voice makes it 10x funnier
lots of practice voicing my Animal Crossing son Sherb in that 160 episode series for this 😊
I thought it was stitch 🤦🏾♀️😂
5:30:23 children with an abusive life or someone abusing them start to draw drawings that looks distressful. The common color that they use is usually red just like this drawing. Mostly they draw the person who’s hurting them with longer arms or reaching out towards them. I feel bad for him.
" I want to say I'll take care of this, but I don't think I can" 1:40:23 I feel like a lot of parents can relate to that.
I can't believe I watched the full 5+ hours of gameplay even after playing through the game myself but I had to keep watching. Your commentary is so entertaining and the heartfelt emotions expressed just made it all the more real. I'm so glad I stumbled across this channel while looking into MCL gameplay. Please make more content like this, it was greatly enjoyed :)
Thanks, similar game coming soon!
Holy crap. This is the first video I've seen on the channel and I watched it all in one day. 6 hours went by fast, I was hooked. You made pretty much all the decisions I would have made, which made me even more invested, because it felt like I was Klaus' parent too. I found myself smiling at things Klaus said, his excitement about trains, how he asks to do "something nice," his amazing hiding spots for hide and seek, and his joy for the little things. This kid is so sweet and understanding, he deserves all the cuddles. His pure kindness makes this game all the more heartbreaking. I was repeating "oh no, my baby boy" to myself over and over during the last hour or so, when Mr. Solheim's detentions started. God, this was a ride.
Your parenting was lovely, Klaus had a great, trusted adult he could always rely on to take care of him. It was so comforting to know that, in spite of all the horrible things, he has his parent! The little silly remarks you made, making him talk back to you, and the voice you gave him (it was silly at first but eventually I loved it and found it endearing) were just great, they added to the playthrough!
I had no idea about the historical aspect of this, and I learned a lot. It's heartbreaking and tragically ironic, that the Nazi ideology got reused by the Norwegians in the face of trying to recover from the trauma of the war.
Apparently I was in the mood to write an essay, lol. A 6 hour video like this deserves one! This was a great use of 25% of my day :)
Thanks for such a thoughtful comment! Glad you enjoyed the video
When it got to the “I’m not supposed to tell anyone” my heart genuinely dropped. I really hope it wasn’t implying what I thought it was implying….
I thought the exact same in that moment.
I haven’t even gotten to that part but I hate that I know what you’re implying
You can even tell when it is happening if you look at Klaus's well-being meter going down.
It certainly was implying physical abuse but leaves it mostly open to what type. I'm glad it chose not to make it explicit.
I looked it up, and.. yeah.. it probably was what you're thinking.. if you're thinking of SA, that is..
2:57:15 "Every Christmas is the best ever with you because your the best present a dad could ever wish for."
WHY AM I CRYING?
I stayed up until 2:47 AM watching this in one sitting because my level of secondhand emotional involvement with this imaginary child wouldn't let me rest until I knew he ended up okay.
During my play through, I started getting a knot in my stomach every time work ended, and so relieved when Karin (in my case) had a good day. I dreaded coming home to her having another bad day.
Makes me feel sympathy for my parents as i was bullied in school as well
Found your channel through recommended videos, and honestly, you are such a breath of fresh air. So chill, patient and kind, and the way you create such an immersive experience with all the games you play. No raging, no offensive or rude jokes. It's amazing, honestly, and I just wanted to say thank you!
well thank YOU for sharing such kind words, I appreciate it.
Yessssss, Thanks what i was trying to say. Its like a little part of protected heaven. This guy would be be a comfort character in any book, except he is real
I’m fine with chill UA-camrs, it’s just that energetic ones match my energy way more, I don’t really like slow stuff but this guy is nice!
This made my heart sink. I could never treat someone like this, nor understand why I should. Klause is a child, he had nothing to do with the war and he clearly knew nothing of it at first. I wish there was an option to sn@p that teachers neck like they snapped their hopes and dreams
couldn't put it better.
@@_magic_. ikr
Sadly if you did snap... it will only make it worst
I played that game and the single thing i wish is...TO GO TO THAT SCHOOL WITH A WEAPON,THREATEN THESE BULLIES AND THA TEACHER!NOT ONLY TJAT THEY WOULDN'T THEY WOULDN'T BULLY KLAUS ANYMORE,THEY WILL ALSO BEFRIEND HIM AND GIVE HIM SO MANY GIFTS!
This...would probably be the only school shooting players would condone.
I was pretty resilient throughout this playthtough.. but knowing that the thing that broke you was the moment you found out you got to stay with him just had me balling. I can't imagine how bombarded you felt
Normally I don't watch streams this long, but I enjoyed every minute of this. The voice you gave Klaus was hilarious, and I loved how you added in your own dialogue to make it funnier. Not a tear-jerker for me, but definitely a bizarre experience. Also, you have a really nice voice. I could listen to it all day.
Thank you!!