Using DrDonut's Psychological Trauma To Trap Him

I'm going to use Dr. Donut's psychological trauma against him.

Let me explain.

You see, I've been trying to trap Dr. Donut for way too long.

And every single time he expects a trap and he'll go out of his way to prove it.

But what if I want him to do that?

You see, I built this fake mini game in the middle of the void.

And, you know, Dr. Donut's not that dumb to fall for this.

He can tell it's in the end because the end has different lighting.

And when I try to gaslight him into thinking it's the overworld, he'll try digging in this wall to try to prove it.

But I predicted he would do this, so I hit a bunch of observers.

Linking to TNT minecarts that will explode as soon as he mines it.

Anyways, let's teleport Dr. Donut and see if he falls for it.

Donut, bro.

Alright, I have a little game.

Wait a second, I feel like that was another another prediction.

Prediction.

Yo, we're in the overworld, bro.

Don't worry.

Alright.

How do I know for sure, let me dig down and see.

What?

No.

See if we're in the void.

I want to dig to the side or something.

Bro, like don't dig down.

Alright.

Why are we replacing my wood floors?

Like, you know how expensive these are?

I want to see, I want to, yo, let me see.

Okay, don't dig down.

Damn.

Why?

Why not?

Stop.

Because like, bro, just don't dig, you can dig any other direction, bro.

Just don't dig down.

Stop.

Okay, I'll dig up.

Not up either, no.

No, no, no, no.

We're in the end, bro.

We are in the end.

No, no, no.

Look.

Alright, you want to see the game?

You want to see the game?

Yeah, sure.

Alright, so basically, um.

The entire point of the game was for you to not be suspicious.

What?

But guess what?

You started to be suspicious and now you die.

What the heck does that even mean?