Editing Sam Hyde (section)

====The Plan To Awaken Gary====
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In the canon episode "Jellyfish Jam" as Spongebob's house was being taken over by jellyfish, Gary arbitrarily decided to start clanking his eyes together. As soon as he began clanking his eyes, every jellyfish in spongebob's house froze and began dancing in harmony to the sound he was creating. Soon after Spongebob and Gary lead the jellyfish out of the house, using gary as the lure. Though it may have been the sound they were attracted to, it may also have been that Gary was using telekinesis in order to remove all the jellyfish in Spongebob's house. This attack was brought by Sam Hyde as he commanded them to attack, however, this attempt failed.

Gary the Snail has always seemed like a simple mollusk, but according to Sam Hyde who has seen him in the pocket dimension pertaining to [[The Librarian of the Galaxy]], that's just the tip of the iceberg. Gary's true form resides in the 4th dimension, a realm where the inside and outside of objects are no longer separate. Sam, driven by his chaotic ambitions, seeks to unleash this hidden power and bring Gary's multidimensional form into our reality. To understand the 4th dimension, imagine this: if you could see a sphere inside an opaque box, you'd be witnessing 4D perception. Light passes through the box, hits the sphere, and reflects back through the box into your eyes—revealing the sphere despite the barrier. 

This mirrors how we see 3D characters on TV, a multi-layered perception that hints at the 4th dimension. Consider a piece of 2D paper shaped like a letter. In 3D, you can flip that paper upside down, and a 2D being could never flip it back—they're confined to their plane. Now, in the 4th dimension, the same applies to 3D objects. A 4D being could mirror and manipulate a 3D shape in ways we cannot fathom or reverse. Gary, in his ultimate form, would possess this power. He could interact with 3D space, flipping, mirroring, and reshaping objects like toys. To us, these actions would seem impossible—a surreal force beyond comprehension. Sam Hyde's quest to awaken Gary's multidimensional potential isn't just about power; it's about fundamentally altering how we perceive reality itself.