The block saga seemed to come out of the blue, and was one of the few times we’ve seen a return of the classic, raging Chris.
(Well actually: Raging Chris, Begging Chris, Woe is Me Chris & Internet Crusader Chris... We got the whole spectrum of classic Chris!)
Chris has grown more resilient to trolling over the years. Most weens fucking with him, or telling him the merge isn’t real rolls right off like water off a ducks back.
But the block saga hit him right dead center at his huge sense of entitlement. Chris can’t stand being told no or told he’s unwanted.
Especially when he feels he has earned it.
(He felt he earned Megan’s China by creeping on her and buying her things, and is still pissed off about that rejection. With Doopie and the rest, he felt he had earned their attention not just with $$ but also by being “kind and empathetic”.)
Which brings us to:
Chris never learned “NO!” as a kid, and that’s where his parents failed him. Every shitty drawing was praised to the heavens, every time he wanted a toy, he got it.
Which is why Chris, 30 years later still haven’t learned to deal with it, when he wants his grubby paws on Doopie or “Pony analysts” and is told to take a hike.
