Sep 28, 2023
I've been laughing my ass off at this for the past few minutes. GOD.
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I've been laughing my ass off at this for the past few minutes. GOD.
It's a really small detail in the ending of PCOV, but it's so important to me that Butters responds to his name in the end rather than pushing the Vic Chaos persona.
Butters realized growing up that something was very wrong about how he was raised and how he was hurt by his parents and his family.
Vic Chaos is a coping mechanism to distance himself from the abuse he endured as a child. His introduction solidifies that by the fact he refers to Butters as a separate individual all around. When trying to distance himself, it causes him to remain mentally the same. He's still a huge victim throughout the original timeline, especially to Cartman (shocker).
In the new timeline, where he responds to his name, he also shows he understands how shitty of a person Cartman is / was. There is no pity present. He doesn't separate himself from his past but instead heals from his past and realizes he has a lot more control of his life than he was made to believe growing up. (He also has a REAL job in this timeline!)
He's healing, even if it's juuust a little bit.
Gays will see this and just think, "Hell yeah."
It's said that after taking mind altering drugs (such as LSD), men discover the ability to feel empathy. Matt and Trey, however, are outliers and shall not be counted.
Cartman dares Kenny to go down one of those hot metal slides in the summer
Stan calls a girl classmate a harlot, and Kyle is so conflicted because Stan finally learned a word past the third grade reading level, but also he shouldn't call a woman that.
Very interesting in the end how they made the parents be behind the influencers. And honestly? They're right for doing so. A lot of modern parents use technology to raise their kids, and now we have unruly and disrespectful children. And in no way is it the child's fault. They just want to find something to enjoy or feel seen about!