Crimson Locks wrote:
Remember how the book said to trust no one in Gravity Falls? Perhaps they're all in on the weird events, or they will outright deny their existence even when they know it's true.
Who not to trust:
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Ep1: Grunkle Stan. He has a secret bunker in the vending machine. Plus, that distracting item really did a good job at keeping everybody's eyes away from the gnome army. Also, potential boyfriends.
Ep2: Old Man McGucket. He is hiding the Gobblewonker by making fake replicas to convince everybody (very specifically, the twins) that it is a hoax.
Ep3: Inanimate objects. They may come to life and try to kill you.
Ep4: Gideon, obviously. ALSO, POTENTIAL BOYFRIENDS.
Ep5: Teenagers, I guess. Mainly Robbie, since he is the only one besides Wendy that was not imprisoned by the ghosts(unless I missed something), and yet he pretends to remain oblivious to what happened. Conversely, it seems that Wendy can be trusted, seeing that she covered for Dipper like she did.
Ep6: The manotaurs. Dipper almost murders an innocent kindred spirit because of their advice.
Ep7: Yourself. Dipper really thought that he knew those clones quite well.
Ep8: The authorities.
Ep9: I honestly do not know. Dipper got them into this mess. Perhaps it should stand as a testament to how much Mabel should trust him, being that Dipper was able to successfully override hormones and prevent his sister from suffering a life-destroying mental breakdown.
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In summary, it seems that any time the twins come into contact with somebody, that person is trying to hide something, distract from the truth, or even harm the Pine family.
Teh Brawler wrote:
This show, in my opinion, is getting overanalyzed to oblivion.