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@blobertas-knitting-needles
You can tell moral Orel fans think they deserve to live
"bisexual clay is a FANON label" "clay CANONICALLY shot orel by accident" hey, did you know that these are things the show leaves ambiguous on purpose and that you are making a complete fool of yourself by pretending otherwise
bloberta seeing clay in orel when he got into clays alcohol probably would have hurt her if she wasnt too numb to feel it..
*sees a church in real life* waow... just like in moral orel
Idk
clay admitting to wanting to KEEP bloberta and possess her im sick i hate this man
thinking of 12 year old clay holding that gun after his father told him that the tradition of passing down violence ended with clay (aka he wasn’t going to indulge clay’s bid for his attention in the form of physical abuse any longer). and then clay vowed to himself that he’d keep the tradition going while all alone in his father’s study. like wow clay’s love is basically just a loaded gun they weren’t even subtle with it
what you must understand is that clay and bloberta both see the other person in orel... in the blessed union bloberta watches passively as clay indoctrinates her child against her; she moves through their relationship with the subconscious understanding that orel will turn out exactly like his father and doesn't feel as though she has any power to change this. she's wrong, and she still should have tried to be a positive support for him, but given her circumstances it's understandable. clay meanwhile abuses orel in a specifically (trans)misogynistic way with the most obvious example being in nature part 2 when he calls orel a sissy for "whining" about his drinking, something we know bloberta also (rightfully) gives him a lot of shit for. clay is subconsciously aware that he is parentifying orel and expecting him to fill a role of emotional support that he at one point expected of both his own mother and bloberta, so when orel begins to pull away and stand up for himself clay sees bloberta's exhausted contempt reflected in him.
thinking about bloberta destroying things orel cares about (his bible, jesus figurines) to try and get him to act out so clay wont take him hunting. uggh. i feel like its a mix of her being jealous and hurt that hes choosing clay but also i feel like part of her is trying to protect him. she probably knows orel wont want to kill anything and she knows clay will be drinking...when shes at the doctor and potterswheel asks who shot orel and she immediately snaps her head to him when she realizes her worst fear came true
nuclear family radiation poisoning
i’m just complaining at nothing again but the way the moral orel fandom has conditioned so many people to add stuff like “don’t get me wrong, i still think bloberta is an evil demon from hell!!” under so many genuinely thoughtful analysis posts about her out of fear of clay fans responding with stuff like “don’t forget she’s evil!” “you know she’s still a bad person too right? did you forget how unlikable and terrible she is?”…like i’m sorry but people’s blindness to their own misogyny is rotting their media literacy so bad, ESPECIALLY when the oppression of women through the Christian heteropatriarchy is such an in-your-face theme and driving force of conflict in the show like 😭
"bloberta made clay drink" Yes she did pressure him to drink one night. she did not make him become an alcoholic or beat his children. acting like he wouldnt have become this person without her is so optimistic its just not realistic
This is unfinished it’s WIP guys guys🥺🥺🥺
sometimes i remember the moral orel “i’m a church” scene and i have to take a breather. because like what do you mean this is a child failed by every single adult who was meant to care for him and who has had the only thing that made his life feel meaningful (attending church) taken away from him finally realizing that the only one looking out for him is himself, and that the institution he considers holy is only so because of his own faith and passion