Context: at first I thought I would be doing "The Narrator vs Book Simon" until I realized the doctor makes more sense for the narrator.

**Canon Materials:**

* The Narrator will just get every ending.
* The Doctor will be given Ending 4, Coop, & Some Offical Collab's from Team Psykskallar in Custom Campaigns (Like Memories) for this matchup to work.

**Theme**

* The Theme would focus on both characters being somewhat the author to their own story/fantasy, By being a fake supporter/guider, Which they control their own fictional characters/puppets/protagnist/main character, into whatever they want for satisfaction.

**Main Connections**

* Both are antagonists and forces of popular indie game's/half life engine games, which both appear innocent and supportive at a glance, and slowly reveal their trueselves to reveal psychological horror and existentialism.
* Both franchises symbolises similar connections to dark humor, surreal humor, science-fiction elements, and pure insanity, with both puppets being used to torture.
* Both act to be the controllers on their puppets (The Doctor tries to guide / influence Simon’s actions, often under the excuse of “helping” or “studying” him. The Narrator literally dictates Stanley’s story, telling him what he “is supposed” to do.) 
* Both were seen to be supportive & a Guider, Until Their True Masks were revealed. (The Doctor presents himself as a helper or therapist, but in his ending, it becomes clear he’s more interested in control or outcomes that benefit him. The Narrator pretends to guide a story, but gets frustrated or manipulative when Stanley disobeys.) 
* Both overwritten identities (The Doctor reduces Simon into a diagnosis or subject, & let him completely changed into a infected monster, ignoring his full individuality. While The Narrator reduces Stanley into a role in a script.)
* Both tests their puppets, through giving them free will and choices, yet being capable of controlling them.

**Connections**

* Both are capable of changing the reality & events from their own world's (The Narrator's World. The Book Realm & The Real World.)
* Both are literal control lunatics, as they want satisfaction & happiness to happen on their terms.
* However from the puppet's previous adventures (Stanley & Book Simon) , Involves them slowly and gradually uncovering a major conspiracy about their lives, learning of manipulative corporate forces that’ve been using them the entire time. This culminated when they traveled behind mysterious location (The Office & Alley), and found a hidden room containing an object (The Machine & Simon's Book).
* Both of their puppets were revealed being, before the story took place. Found out their friend's were killed by their own creator. (The Narrator erasing Stanley’s coworkers. Sick Simon writing a script how the characters die. Ex: Sophia died from falling off a building, through suicide) \[This connection is only for the puppets\]
* Both Role exist above their own world.

**Contrasts**

* Both series are completely different and yet somewhat similar, As it was only to be revealed as a dark fantasy by their creator. (**The Stanley Parable** is a first person exploration game. You will play as Stanley, and you will not play as Stanley. You will follow a story, you will not follow a story. You will have a choice, you will have no choice. The game will end, the game will never end. Contradiction follows contradiction, the rules of how games should work are broken, then broken again. This world was not made for you to understand.  But as you explore, slowly, meaning begins to arise, the paradoxes might start to make sense, perhaps you are powerful after all. The game is not here to fight you; it is inviting you to dance. While, **Cry of Fear** is a psychological single-player and co-op horror game set in a deserted town filled with horrific creatures and nightmarish delusions. You play as a young man desperately searching for answers in the cold Scandinavian night, finding his way through the city as he slowly descends into madness. With a strong emphasis on cinematic experience, immersion and lateral thinking, players will be taken on a nightmare rollercoaster-ride through the grim streets of Faversholm and beyond. Which is completely made up fantasy by Sick Simon or The Doctor.)
* Both have different expressions (The Doctor is Quiet, & Cold. While The Narrator is Talkative, Expressive, often sarcastic and theatrical.)

**Animation/Fight Potential**

* Both are capable of controlling their own worlds, which both of their ending up with their puppets meeting each other, in simon's book, and having to fight over either their aggression or being intruder.
* Both are capable of changing events and reality itself.
* Both of their puppets will be battling each other with the help of their author's of the story.
* Both would end with one of their puppets ending up killing each other's creators.
* (I'm pretty sure you guys can make it up better than mine, if you know both characters.)

**Debate**

The Doctor Attack Potency / Durability: 

* Low Ends: Should upscale Book Simon & Other Monsters, Who are capable of destroying metal doors & creating holes. (**Small Building Level - 0.0055 Tons of TNT to 0.05 Tons of TNT**)
* Mid Ends: Capable of affecting the book world, Which contains the sun and moon, Which implies the existence of the solar system. However, In Coop, It was revealed time travelling was possible in the book, Which caused different events to happen in the real world. (Like causing simon to no longer become cripple). (**Uni+ to Low Multi - 4D**)
* High Ends/Highwank: Is the new author of the book, as it "used" to be Sick Simon, Views the entire book writing but a story that he has recreated with a inspiration from Sick Simon. Has also taken a form of a disembodied voice, heavily implying his “real form” transcends the game world. (**Low Complex Multiverse level to Outerversal - 5D to ?D**)

The Doctor's Speed:

* Low Ends & Mid Ends: Should upscale Book Simon & Other Monsters, Who are capable of outrunning a train & teleporting fast in-tandem with the flash of lightning. (**18.77 m/s to 99.9081c - Superhuman to Relativistic+**)
* High End: Seems to completely transcend the book world (**Infinite**)

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The Narrators Attack Potency / Durability: 

* Low Ends: Upscales Stanley, who survives falling from a great height in the Zending. Can burn the entire Office Co. complex to a crisp, which contains 760 floors. (**Street Level to Unknown**) 
* Mid Ends: Capable of causing timeloop's, Which usually resets the game world every time. The Game World should atleast contain spacetime, due to the time reset & space existing. (**4D Uni+**)
* High Ends: Despite being the narrator, and Treated as the author. Should view the entire game world nothing but as a fiction he has created. (**Low Complex Multiverse level to Outerversal - 5D to ?D**)

The Narrator's Speed:

* Low Ends: Upscales Stanley, who reaches the end of the 104 meter Rocket League court in the span of 19.85 seconds. (**5.25 m/s - Athletic Human**)
* HighEnd: Likely transcended the game world completely (**Infinite**)

Sadly I ran out of creativity to add more connections to this.

The Narrator vs The Doctor (Stanley Parable vs Cry of Fear) | Connections, Debatability, & First-Interaction Render.