I'm actually sticking to it, just don't understand what you're trying to say.
If DT is Soul Power, and Asriel had enough power to take down the entire village, he had to be determined. If he wasn't determined, then he shouldn't have access to that power.
Agree, I don't believe that dialogue.
Despite everything but Asriel's motivation to go to the Surface (Which is something only he and Chara knew) matching?
Then I'm about to cut through your words and ask.
Why Frisk didn't ressurect when they died in game?
My guess is that different characters are more or less "efficient" with their usage of determination.
So for example, Flowey has less determination than Frisk so they are unable to load, but because he's more efficient he's still stronger and can nearly one-shot Frisk.
Undyne the Undying is in a similar boat: she has less determination that Frisk so she can't take away their control over the timeline, but she's more efficient so she's stronger than Frisk.
And that "Refuse" happen only in maximum-DT use, and I doubt that the Asriel or Chara wanted to refuse shit.
When I said "refuse to an extent", I meant what Undyne does in the neutral route. Also, same problem as before: If Asriel wasn't determined and determination is Soul Power, then what was the power to destroy the human village?
Hilarious to see that, invisible superiority....
No, in-game nothing congrats that they all died from something like that.
If they didn't die in the hand of a monster, then the only possibility left is suicide (Can we say that that here? Meh, guess I'll find out). If that's the case, why are we considering their souls to have "8-B levels of determination"?
And about 8-B, IIRC I said that they potentially are 8-B, but unknown did they used it in couple of RESETs.
Then why did you write...
And even thought, since every child could RESET, then they all 8-B, and they all gave up and fell from Asgore hands.
...like it was an objective fact?
Yeah, why you're using Library statements against Laboratory statements?
I didn't talk about the entries of the true lab. Everything I mentioned about the book in the library was to show that the idea of the Glyphs Waterfall getting one detail wrong is not "an outright horrible argument" when even after an undefined amount of research time the absolute nature of souls is unknown.