Jun 27
Say what you will(ha) he did that shit on purpose.
I DONT KNOW WILL'S MOTIVE (or that Will's motive) BUT ONE OF THEM TOOK THAT FLAME TF OUT.
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Say what you will(ha) he did that shit on purpose.
I DONT KNOW WILL'S MOTIVE (or that Will's motive) BUT ONE OF THEM TOOK THAT FLAME TF OUT.
Why do he look so familiar? Hmmm
HMMMM
Will's big bro is that you???
Chapter 26 - I love him in the early chapters he’s like genuinely just some guy
No because Will's life actually makes me sick.
Will was alive around the 1930's which was the dust bowl era along with the Great Depression. Willam Wilson, one of the (well known I assume) Wilson siblings. There are fourteen of them. What's really funny to me is that it makes sense that Will had so many siblings. His parents owned a shop and a farm, which was common around the time.
However also the leading factor for having children around this time. Extra hands around the farm and store, someone to help with house chores ect. Multiple forms of media that include farms around this time have shown this. Anne with an E (Or the book Anne of Green Gables) set in the 1890s shows that the soul purpose of Anne getting adopted was because they needed a boy to help with the farm. I only assume that most (if not all) of the Wilsons were men, the person (Sallie) trying to guess who Will was in episode 116 named two people "Wyatt" and "Waynn".
Now this could be a dead theory because Sallie could have been naming the brothers simply because she knew Will had to be one of the brothers, and along with the fact she says. "Which one are you? Which Wilson are you?" rather than saying "Which Wilson brother are you?" What does interest me is the fact that Will's parents absolutely got all of their kids working and almost none to spare.
Willam was running the shop completely by himself, you'd think that there would be at least one of the thirteen that could help, but no. And I assume Will is somewhere around the middle of his siblings. He doesn't seem or act like the oldest, but he wasn't too young to run the shop before he died. Studies show that parents can only evenly divide their love between four children at best. We can assume that Will wasn't one of the first four and if he was he wasn't the favorite.
He doesn't act like someone's favorite, he never acted like someone's favorite. Even when he was talking about his death he said "I lived, then I died. I doubt anyone bothered morning me." Those nine words cut so deeply to me. Out of thirteen siblings, two parents, and maybe a town who knew his family none-no one- not a single one of them made him feel like someone they would "morn".
Because Will was nothing more then "One of the Wilsons." Born to work. Born to complete task, to keep the business going. There was no way his parents loved him-I have no doubt they cared for him but they likely had their love handed out to those special (AT BEST) four. Everyone else was simply EXPENDABLE. Will is expendable to everyone.
To his family, to his first shown group of friends (Sallie and Johnny), to with Annabelle's squad, TO WITH MONTRESSOR, and I don't doubt that if he had gone with the Misfits when given the option it would be no different with them because Pluto and Duke were NOT onboard with that.
Willam is the best kind of pawn for Annabelle and a character that sickens me(pos) to my core.