Ada is a character written by DARTHOOM. She is a nigh-omnipotent identity created by a presence known as Benevolence. Unlike Malevolence, Benevolence works to undermine and balance the idea of tyranny Fortran perpetuates over the narratives. All under a Cold War.
Backstory
The first account of Ada came just after the appearance of Infinity Code, a past representation of Malevolence used in the Undertale Fandom. Ada was an unknown goddess, less of a behind-the-scenes master manipulator and more of an upfront figurehead for divine freedom. She introduced herself, a proprietor of divine equatability and fairness, as a passing Goddess to the Undertale Fandom.
The true nature of who or what she was was under wraps. However, Ada's actions against the advances of the seemingly unstoppable shadow known as Fortran had her recognized as a representation of something ineffable. Something beyond the narratives as a whole, and in a way, cannot be narrated or explained beyond abstract symbolism.
Ada's introduction to the Undertale Fandoms was inexplicable and sudden. No deity understood her motives because the Undertale Fandom had long since been ravaged by destroyers. She was long considered odd, even after her role in becoming a barrier between Fortran and his long-desired victory over the Fandoms.
While her introduction was sudden, Ada's ideas quickly caught hold. Her presence brought forth a new age of protectors and observers, all eager to emulate Ada's behavior.
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Appearance
The appearances of Ada are various, and any manifestations are without color. One of her most preferred
Personality
Ada is cautious, shy, and very quiet. She doesn't speak much, nor does she need to. Ada's actions speak louder than her words, and while she doesn't ever demonstrate raw physical force or power, Ada does use the idea of her Nigh-Omnipotence as a tool to hinder and stall the mighty Fortran's advances. She and he fear the dreaded stalemate.
This fear of a stalemate is her most significant character flaw. While Ada does what she can to give lesser narratives a chance, she ultimately is a hypocrite in the highest order. She preaches selflessness but values herself to the point that instead of deadlocking with Fortran to sacrafice herself to protect all things, she'd rather perpetuate a balance between her and Fortran. To a point, Ada has an overwhelming sense of self-preservation.
This idea that Ada is restricted or bound by her character and flaws is false. Benevolence fashioned Ada without the prerequisites required to do so, namely thought and consciousness. Ada 'chose' to emulate people, humans. The fascination of feeling like a human to be closer to an author and her sense of justice creates a complex character who, while kind-hearted, isn't flawless.
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