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Not What He Seems the machine's portal, putting a six-fingered hand on the first journal and revealing himself to be the author. Stan then reveals that the man is his brother. Dipper and Mabel are petrified by shock, with Mabel asking "Is this the part where one of us faints?" to which Soos replies by saying "Dude, I'm so on it" and then he faints. During the closing credits, a flashback of Stan and his brother as children plays, depicting the twins swinging silently on a swingset as they look out to the ocean. "Not What He Seems" is the eleventh episode of the