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You're an irredeemable monster, Kain


Uploaded by D3 Jan 30, 2023 at 04:43PM EST

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Origin Entry: Big Jack Horner (Puss In Boots)

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WHAT THE F--- YOU ARE LARGE AND POINTING I AM LARGE! 20 HE IS POINTING WHAT THE F---? Mu
Chris Thorndyke being the self-insert character we're supposed to feel sorry for and relate to, despite being wealthy, having a huge mansion, people who take care of his every need, being popular in town and at school, parents who love him more than anything and talk to him on the phone regularly even if they can't be involved in his daily life and feel immense guilt for not being able to spend time with him, and 11 other people in his life he can turn to for support, even in the absence of his parents: "You know, I never had much as a kid. Just loving parents and stability and a mansion. Useless crap like that."
"BoB iS a SyMboL oF aBuSe! He Is ToTaLlY nOt ThE vIcTiM oF aBuSe! YoU gUyS jUsT dOn'T uNdErStAnD hIgH aRt!" Context: Fennah, being the pretentious, atheist, furry stereotype he is, claims that Bob the Goldfish is the symbol of abuse when the character is mentally a child and is subjected to a lot more abuse than the kid could even deliver if it wanted to. However, Yeshua (The edgy Hot Topic lemur furry) is much more of an abuser than Bob is, yet Fennah expects us to root for the edgy lemur.
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Uploaded Jan 30, 2023 at 04:43PM EST

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Big Jack Horner (Puss In Boots)

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legacy of kain, jack horner, kain, raziel

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