grenadinekisses:

no one asked for my opinion on how the kid’s lunches speak about their personalities, but here it is anyway.  and, yes i know the lunches are like 80% chance irrelevant but this was fun to write

we know Chug loves his food (same, little dude), isn’t picky and likes to try different things (since so many of the students dislike the taste, but he enjoys it).

Despite voicing his disgust, Larry has taken a bite out of his sandwich. He is convinced that the bologna is made of goat meat, so maybe he tried some and decided to just not. Now he was pretty vocal about how gross the goat meat seems in the episode, but he still tried it, I think this is because he’s a very laid back person. He has seemed like the ‘dont knock it till you try it’ type of person from the very beginning and this seems to back it up.

Larry does not have an apple, meaning he has not opted for a healthy alternative. Until literally proven wrong, Larry chose to believe that he was cursed and caused all the bad things in his life to happen. He had the option to talk to his mom about these feelings, a healthy option and outlet for his distress, but instead chose to internalize it for years of his life. He would rather take the sandwich, which he is convinced is simply goat meat, because that’s what he knows (or thinks he knows), it’s what is comfortable to him.

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