I’d rather have my existence erased from all knowledge than have Chris’s notoriety. Better be forgotten than be remembered for anything Chris will be remembered for.
That is an interesting way to put it, because it is true, however would it be untrue to say that perhaps he does still have enough "control" over himself to understand when he goes TOO far or would that be giving Chris too much credit? Of course when I say knowing he goes too far meaning more in his mind he took it to an extreme but not necessarily remorseful if that makes any sense.
In that case does he see his parents and any others as "important/story relevant NPCs"? Like he didnt actually see Bob dying as a person dying but an integral part of the story dying?
On the topic of Chris being remembered, its kind of a "do you WANT to be remembered that way?" I think I rather never be remembered than to be remembered as the guy who ran over people, pepper sprayed some dude, stabbed his gooch, became trans, raped his mom, shat his pants, etc etc etc tec.
I feel like the existence of Robertchu is enough of an answer to this. Chris has convinced himself that Bob is still alive in Cwcville, as Barbie-chan will be once Barb passes.
Ed Begley, Jr. Specifically reprising his role as Clifford Main from Better Call Saul.
I prefer Michael McKean as Chuck. They bond over a unified psychosis where Sonichu triggers his EHS. Utter chicanery.
I honestly think that Chris in the future will be considered a slightly famous underground artist. I don't think he will get the same thing as many other artists but I feel like he will be remembered.
I said this in a different thread but I think it holds true to a lot of Chris's behavior.
Not a lawyer, but I would say "you know right and wrong" purely from a literal standpoint. If I tell you "don't touch that", you know you shouldn't touch that, so the "why" is irrelevant. Whether or not you think "eh, touching that won't be a big deal" or not is also irrelevant since you know the rule is "don't touch that".
Well yeah I actually know that but I was using that as a easy example because everybody knows the danger of crossing the road while jaywalking. It's universal. Basically I just needed an easy example everyone would understand.
It is incredibly difficult to get psych patients to continue taking their medication after their hospitalization, and I think Chris and his bias towards mental health facilities makes that even worse. They wouldn’t (usually) prescribe him the same heavy medication he was on while he was in the hospital, they’ll usually lessen his doses - depends on what he’s been diagnosed with I suppose.
Yeah but Chris seems to enjoy the attention.
I don't really think he understood fully his action had consequences other than being banned from GameStop until the manager said something about calling security. After the manager said that Chris realized that there's potential consequences other than just being banned from GameStop. In the past when workers called security in the mall Chris was banned from the mall. If he really understood that he was absolutely wrong in the situation he would not have attacked the game stop employee but rather he would have ran or begged him not to call.
