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I bet the Mormons who adopted him secretly regret their decision deep inside after who he turned out to be. If his own flesh and blood rejected him, why wouldn't his adoptive parents as well. Especially after he went against everything they wanted in a son.Yeah, iirc, we all assumed that his birth parents were young and poor and that's why then gave him up for adoption, but then discovered they were actually mature, successful, professionals in Hollywood who just didn't want to deal with a homunculus. The birth sister is some sort of photographer, yes, and reasonably successful. I think the parents eventually divorced; I don't know if he ever tracked down/made contact with biodad, but biomom either met or talked with him once or twice and didn't want to pursue a relationship past that. Biosis never knew of his existence until he tracked them down and wanted nothing to do with him at all.
Now, I'm not saying they're all definitely a bunch of narcissists who don't want to associate with a gross disabled person, but that's not an impossible interpretation here.
They definitely have connections in The Biz (what kind of connections and how deep is uncertain) that they aren't sharing with Russ. He 100% wanted Biosis to introduce him to famous people and help his career, I'm sure.
He objectively missed out on a lot by being rejected from Well-To-Do Hollywood Family. That's not to say that Religious Rural Wyoming Family weren't good people who did their best for him and provided him a really good life, but I think any normal person would feel a bit of resentment regardless. And Russ is not a normal person, so this probably still boils is blood to this day.
What an embarrassment he must be, I feel sorry for them and how they ended up investing in such a grotesque person.
Don't feel bad for him, his adoptive parents gave him support and more of a chance at a good life than he could have hoped for. He just ruined it because it's his nature. He belonged in the streets or an orphanage while someone more deserving should have been adopted instead.That's the only thing I feel slightly bad about for him.
His bio-parents kept the normal baby, and got rid of the broken one. That's got to hurt a person terribly.
But he's never gotten any type of counseling to help with that, has he?