Is this knocking over or destroying trees?

[Monstermadman]

Question regarding this calculation

The statement will be posted below in text, as the original image is accessible in the calculation. Other details are in the calc.

"when I turned back, there was this empty...space, where the trees had been. Something had moved while my back was turned."

Regardless, here is the question. Is this knocking over or destroying trees? It's stated as the trees being destroyed in the image file name and the profile states he smashed through them, but I just want to make sure. And if it is destroying trees, would it be fragmentation, violent fragmentation, or pulverization?

 

[Monstermadman]

Bumpity

 

[Oiguana2701]

I already stated my opinion in the comments of the original calculation, so I won't repeat them here.

 

[Monstermadman]

Bump

 

[DuckyMcLucky]

I already stated my opinion in the comments of the original calculation, so I won't repeat them here.

I think that if the trees were somehow uprooted, it would probably be mentioned or implied somehow. I think the deliberate choice to say "an empty space" implies that they literally just creepily disappeared rather than "holy shit the trees were all yanked out with an insane, monstrous force".

 

[Oiguana2701]

I think that if the trees were somehow uprooted, it would probably be mentioned or implied somehow. I think the deliberate choice to say "an empty space" implies that they literally just creepily disappeared rather than "holy shit the trees were all yanked out with an insane, monstrous force".

Creepily disappearing could mean both destroyed or thrown aside, since it only took a few seconds. Also, I think that having the trees completely destroyed would be more likely mentioned than some trees just being thrown aside/uprooted, since that's a much more fantastic and unrealistic feat than something an elephant can do.

 

[Monstermadman]

Creepily disappearing could mean both destroyed or thrown aside, since it only took a few seconds. Also, I think that having the trees completely destroyed would be more likely mentioned than some trees just being thrown aside/uprooted, since that's a much more fantastic and unrealistic feat than something an elephant can do.

I think he may be right that it isnt knocking over or throwing. In this more recent post it outwardly states trees were falling but Siren Head didnt throw them, so its not consistent with how he describes falling/fallen trees

If Trevor wanted to imply they simply fell he would have.

 

[Oiguana2701]

I think he may be right that it isnt knocking over or throwing. In this more recent post it outwardly states trees were falling but Siren Head didnt throw them, so its not consistent with how he describes falling/fallen trees

If Trevor wanted to imply they simply fell he would have.

The two posts are separated by like, 6 years. Trevor's style of story-telling has greatly changed over the years, with his older posts mainly being a mysterious sentence without much context. Also, it wouldn't really make sense for Siren Head to destroy the trees in-universe, as this would make much more noise and would require much more time than just pushing them over to get them out of the way.