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* How is Chucky able to drink seeing as he doesn´t seem to be turning human as he did in the original movies? How much of him is artificial (doll) and how much organic? Can he also eat?
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* How is Chucky able to drink seeing as he doesn´t seem to be turning human as he did in the original movies? How much of him is artificial (doll) and how much is organic? Can he also eat?
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** The series has predominantly dropped the (physically) turning human element after the first film. Whereas Chucky used to slowly physically turn human over the course of the first movie, in subsequent films it is more of a time thing. The extent seems to vary as Chucky and Tiffany clearly have blood and human organs inside of them, but we have seen Chucky survive things that would kill a human like getting decapitated, and walk away. So it's possible he just held the liquor in his stomach and projectile vomited. Which some people can do in real life.
** He's been rebuilt and is using different dolls over the course of the series. It is likely most of the original rules don't still apply. We don't know the full extent of what the spell he's been using since the last two movies can do.
** Chucky's doll-possession has always been depicted as a feat of HollywoodVoodoo. Alcohol consumption plays an important role in voudoun, both in real life and popular depictions, so perhaps a capacity to imbibe comes as part of the package when you use it to body-surf.
* How does Jake live in Charles Lee Ray's hometown, listen to true crime podcasts, and mention Charles Lee Ray in the opening narration, but not know of Chucky? Previous movies established the story was well known enough to negatively impact Good Guy sales after the first two movies, and was brought up as recently as Nica's case less than 10 years earlier. Even if he didn't believe it, he should have heard the rumors at some point.
** Anything about Charles Lee Ray is probably only focusing on what he actually did in real life. Not rumors about a doll killing people that occurred after he died. The toy company covered up most of the story. So Chucky is considered an urban legend. And not a very well known one seeing as how even people never reference the killings when they encounter the doll. Jake may have heard of Charles Lee Ray, but probably doesn't know him as "Chucky" since he was called the Lakeshore Strangler.
** He's been rebuilt and is using different dolls over the course of the series. It is likely most of the original rules don't still apply. We don't know the full extent of what the spell he's been using since the last two movies can do.
** Chucky's doll-possession has always been depicted as a feat of HollywoodVoodoo. Alcohol consumption plays an important role in voudoun, both in real life and popular depictions, so perhaps a capacity to imbibe comes as part of the package when you use it to body-surf.
* How does Jake live in Charles Lee Ray's hometown, listen to true crime podcasts, and mention Charles Lee Ray in the opening narration, but not know of Chucky? Previous movies established the story was well known enough to negatively impact Good Guy sales after the first two movies, and was brought up as recently as Nica's case less than 10 years earlier. Even if he didn't believe it, he should have heard the rumors at some point.
** Anything about Charles Lee Ray is probably only focusing on what he actually did in real life. Not rumors about a doll killing people that occurred after he died. The toy company covered up most of the story. So Chucky is considered an urban legend. And not a very well known one seeing as how even people never reference the killings when they encounter the doll. Jake may have heard of Charles Lee Ray, but probably doesn't know him as "Chucky" since he was called the Lakeshore Strangler.
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** The series has predominantly dropped the (physically) turning human element after the first film. Whereas Chucky used to slowly physically turn human over the course of throughout the first movie, in subsequent films it is more of a time thing. The extent seems to vary as Chucky and Tiffany clearly have blood and human organs inside of them, but we have seen Chucky survive things that would kill a human like getting decapitated, decapitated and walk walking away. So it's possible he just held the liquor in his stomach and projectile Projectile vomited. Which some people can do in real life.
** He's been rebuilt and is using different dollsover the course of throughout the series. It is likely most of the original rules don't still apply. We don't know the full extent of what the spell he's been using since the last two movies can do.
** Chucky'sdoll-possession doll possession has always been depicted as a feat of HollywoodVoodoo. Alcohol consumption plays an important role in voudoun, both in real life and popular depictions, so perhaps a capacity to imbibe comes as part of the package when you use it to body-surf.
body surf.
* How does Jake live in Charles Lee Ray's hometown, listen to true crime podcasts, and mention Charles Lee Ray in the opening narration, but not know of Chucky? Previous movies established the story was well known enough to negatively impact Good Guy sales after the first twomovies, movies and was brought up as recently as Nica's case less than 10 years earlier. Even if he didn't believe it, he should have heard the rumors at some point.
** Anything about Charles Lee Ray is probably only focusing on what he actually did in real life. Not rumors about a doll killing people that occurred after he died. The toy company covered up most of the story. So Chucky is considered an urban legend. And not a verywell known well-known one seeing as how even people never reference the killings when they encounter the doll. Jake may have heard of Charles Lee Ray, Ray but probably doesn't know him as "Chucky" since he was called the Lakeshore Strangler.
** He's been rebuilt and is using different dolls
** Chucky's
* How does Jake live in Charles Lee Ray's hometown, listen to true crime podcasts, and mention Charles Lee Ray in the opening narration, but not know of Chucky? Previous movies established the story was well known enough to negatively impact Good Guy sales after the first two
** Anything about Charles Lee Ray is probably only focusing on what he actually did in real life. Not rumors about a doll killing people that occurred after he died. The toy company covered up most of the story. So Chucky is considered an urban legend. And not a very
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** The creators said its shortly after Cult. And even if rumors fade, that should be well known in the killer's hometown, especially being brought back into the public eye with Nica's case in 2013. And any podcast would do enough research to mention the rumors.
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** The creators said its it's shortly after Cult. And even if rumors fade, that should be well known in the killer's hometown, especially after being brought back into the public eye with Nica's case in 2013. And any podcast would do enough research to mention the rumors.
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*** From the first season it does appear Devon knew of Charles Lee Ray but not about the alleged urban legend of the Chucky Doll until the events of the series itself. The maxim to apply here is more akin to not trusting everyone claiming to be an authority on something has actually fully done their research on the subject they are running off the mouth about. Though in Devon's defense he's an 8th grader doing research for a secondary hobby podcast. His mistake is more of accidental ignorance rather than outright laziness or manipulation.
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*** From the first season it does appear Devon knew of Charles Lee Ray but not about the alleged urban legend of the Chucky Doll until the events of the series itself. The maxim to apply here is more akin to not trusting everyone claiming to be an authority on something has actually fully done their research on the subject they are running off the their mouth about. Though in Devon's defense defense, he's an 8th grader doing research for a secondary hobby podcast. His mistake is more of accidental ignorance rather than outright laziness or manipulation.
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* Are we correct assuming that while the old spell was simply soul goes from a into b, this new spell basically splits the soul to become a new entity with the the memories from up until the split? While not directly stated this would explain why the Chucky we've been following in Hackensack would be asking questions to the Chucky that's in Nica. And why the newly activated Chuckys remember the events of the series given they weren't split off until after Junior's murder of his father.
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* Are we correct in assuming that while the old spell was simply the soul goes going from a into b, this new spell basically splits the soul to become a new entity with the the memories from up until the split? While not directly stated this would explain why the Chucky we've been following in Hackensack would be asking questions to the Chucky that's in Nica. And why do the newly activated Chuckys remember the events of the series given they weren't split off until after Junior's murder of his father.
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** Bluntly because Junior is a beta who doesn't do much thinking for himself? Throughout the series we see he's been a doll for his father's revisiting his youth fantasies. His girlfriend is the one in clear command and gets what she wants. Then Chucky convinced him to become his apprentice on ridiculously flimsy reasoning. As much as he gave to Jake, Junior was very much a total doormat of a person.
* Is Tiffany being the one who called Mike Norris on Charles in 1988 a ContinuitySnarl? Didn't ''Film/CurseOfChucky'' establish that it was Nica's mother who called the police? I have rewatched the scene from ''Curse'', and if Tiffany is the one who called the police and not Nica's mother, she should've acted surprised or protest against Charles when he gets furious at her, instead she doesn't deny anything which makes this "reveal" a bit confusing.
* Is Tiffany being the one who called Mike Norris on Charles in 1988 a ContinuitySnarl? Didn't ''Film/CurseOfChucky'' establish that it was Nica's mother who called the police? I have rewatched the scene from ''Curse'', and if Tiffany is the one who called the police and not Nica's mother, she should've acted surprised or protest against Charles when he gets furious at her, instead she doesn't deny anything which makes this "reveal" a bit confusing.
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** Bluntly because Junior is a beta who doesn't do much thinking for himself? Throughout the series series, we see he's been a doll for his father's revisiting his youth fantasies. His girlfriend is the one in clear command and gets what she wants. Then Chucky convinced him to become his apprentice on ridiculously flimsy reasoning. As much as he gave to Jake, Junior was very much a total doormat of a person.
* Is Tiffany being the one who called Mike Norris on Charles in 1988 a ContinuitySnarl? Didn't ''Film/CurseOfChucky'' establish that it was Nica's mother who called the police? I have rewatched the scene from ''Curse'', and if Tiffany is the one who called the police and not Nica's mother, she should've acted surprised orprotest protested against Charles when he gets furious at her, instead she doesn't deny anything which makes this "reveal" a bit confusing.
* Is Tiffany being the one who called Mike Norris on Charles in 1988 a ContinuitySnarl? Didn't ''Film/CurseOfChucky'' establish that it was Nica's mother who called the police? I have rewatched the scene from ''Curse'', and if Tiffany is the one who called the police and not Nica's mother, she should've acted surprised or
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** Hopefully Season 2 explains this a little better because the whole reason Chucky is so furious and determined to make Nica suffer is because he blames her for everything that happened in 1988 since her mom called the police on him. I already wasn't very plussed at how the reveal that Tiffany did it was kinda handled like a PlayedForLaughs EvilIsPetty moment. If it'll turn out Nica and her family suffered for something they didn't actually do to him, at least I wish it can be taken seriously.
** Given so much of Season 1 was flashbacks, it seems safe to assume there is more to this to come. However Chucky was still mad at Nica's family just for her mother's rejection alone. I don't think they'd be spared just because she didn't call the cops.
** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinuitySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from Bride and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
** Also for that matter what order of places does Charles go after he storms out of the apartment he shared with Tiffany? In the original film the apartment he has doesn't look like the flashback one. Does he go other places before going to Sarah? Where exactly is Sarah stashed? Does going to meet up with Eddie fit in there? Does Mike Norris only just arrive when Charles is with Sarah (implying Tiffany knew where Sarah was) or has he been tailing him before hand (implying Tiffany didn't know about Sarah)? And what we see in Curse and Child's Play is once he actively decides to go in to arrest him?
** Given so much of Season 1 was flashbacks, it seems safe to assume there is more to this to come. However Chucky was still mad at Nica's family just for her mother's rejection alone. I don't think they'd be spared just because she didn't call the cops.
** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinuitySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from Bride and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
** Also for that matter what order of places does Charles go after he storms out of the apartment he shared with Tiffany? In the original film the apartment he has doesn't look like the flashback one. Does he go other places before going to Sarah? Where exactly is Sarah stashed? Does going to meet up with Eddie fit in there? Does Mike Norris only just arrive when Charles is with Sarah (implying Tiffany knew where Sarah was) or has he been tailing him before hand (implying Tiffany didn't know about Sarah)? And what we see in Curse and Child's Play is once he actively decides to go in to arrest him?
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** Hopefully Season 2 explains this a little better because the whole reason Chucky is so furious and determined to make Nica suffer is because he blames her for everything that happened in 1988 since her mom called the police on him. I already wasn't very plussed at pleased with how the reveal that Tiffany did it was kinda handled like a PlayedForLaughs EvilIsPetty moment. If it'll turn it turns out Nica and her family suffered for something they didn't actually do to him, at least I wish it can could be taken seriously.
** Given so much of Season 1 was flashbacks, it seems safe to assume there is more to this to come.However However, Chucky was still mad at Nica's family just for her mother's rejection alone. I don't think they'd be spared just because she didn't call the cops.
** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinuitySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story fromBride Bride, and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
** Also for that matter what order of places does Charles go after he storms out of the apartment he shared with Tiffany? In the originalfilm film, the apartment he has doesn't look like the flashback one. Does he go other places before going to Sarah? Where exactly is Sarah stashed? Does going to meet up with Eddie fit in there? Does Mike Norris only just arrive when Charles is with Sarah (implying Tiffany knew where Sarah was) or has he been tailing him before hand beforehand (implying Tiffany didn't know about Sarah)? And what we see in Curse and Child's Play is once he actively decides to go in to arrest him?
** Given so much of Season 1 was flashbacks, it seems safe to assume there is more to this to come.
** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinuitySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from
** Also for that matter what order of places does Charles go after he storms out of the apartment he shared with Tiffany? In the original
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** Chucky's goal is explicitly to get one of the kids (an innocent) to murder somebody. Once Jake refuses to kill Lexy, there's no sense Chucky killing her himself, and by leaving her alive he's able to later try to goad Lexy into killing Jake in return, as well as tempting Caroline into killing Lexy along with their parents.
* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which wont give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.
** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
* Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent one due to killing Joan in seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.
* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which wont give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.
** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
* Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent one due to killing Joan in seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.
* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
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** Chucky's goal is explicitly to get one of the kids (an innocent) to murder somebody. Once Jake refuses to kill Lexy, there's no sense in Chucky killing her himself, and by leaving her alive he's able to later try to goad Lexy into killing Jake in return, as well as tempting Caroline into killing Lexy along with their parents.
* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred whichwont won't give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.
** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with the actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have a relationship with some sort ofreciprocity, reciprocity because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
* Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violentone ones due to killing Joan in seed Seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.
Chucky?
* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General wereplanning. planning? But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which
** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with the actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have a relationship with some sort of
* Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent
* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were
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* Wouldnt the White House have security cameras in almost every room, therefore making it harder for Chucky to get away with the murders since they would be caught on film (he could have disabled them, but we never see him doing it)?
** They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate scandal I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.
** They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate scandal I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.
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* Wouldnt Wouldn't the White House have security cameras in almost every room, therefore making it harder for Chucky to get away with the murders since they would be caught on film (he could have disabled them, but we never see him doing it)?
** They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergatescandal scandal, I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.
** They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate
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** They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate scandal I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.
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** They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate scandal I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.though.
* Why does Chucky hate Devon so much? I understand that it's a running gag, but they seem to be hinting that there is an actual reason for it. So what makes Chucky resent him more than Jake and Lexi?
* Why does Chucky hate Devon so much? I understand that it's a running gag, but they seem to be hinting that there is an actual reason for it. So what makes Chucky resent him more than Jake and Lexi?
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* Wouldnt the White House have security cameras in almost every room, therefore making it harder for Chucky to get away with the murders since they would be caught on film (he could have disabled them, but we never see him doing it)?
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* Wouldnt the White House have security cameras in almost every room, therefore making it harder for Chucky to get away with the murders since they would be caught on film (he could have disabled them, but we never see him doing it)?it)?
**They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate scandal I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.
**They do not have cameras in every single room due to fear of being hacked. Also ever since the Watergate scandal I think that changed things. Don't quote me on this though.
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** After. Alice's body was still alive when the doll was sent to Andy at the end of Curse.
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* If Creator/JenniferTilly was still alive inside the first Wedding Belle doll that Tiffany vacated in 2004 (i.e., her SoulJar between ''Film/BrideOfChucky'' and ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' before [[BodySurf transferring to Tilly's body]]), and Tiffany (in Tilly's original body) was leaving the Jen-possessed doll uncaged at the time, why did Jen conceal her presence from Fulvia the nanny (before she was murdered) or anyone else in the latter of those two films rather than attempting to get their attention, or else find some other means to contact her sister [[Creator/MegTilly Meg]] or others that might be able to help extricate her from her circumstances?
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* If Creator/JenniferTilly was still alive inside the first Wedding Belle doll that Tiffany vacated in 2004 (i.e., her SoulJar between ''Film/BrideOfChucky'' and ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' before [[BodySurf transferring to Tilly's body]]), and Tiffany (in Tilly's original body) was leaving the Jen-possessed doll uncaged at the time, why did Jen conceal her presence from Fulvia the nanny (before she was murdered) or anyone else in the latter of those two films rather than attempting to get their attention, or else find some other means to contact her sister [[Creator/MegTilly Meg]] or others that might be able to help extricate her from her circumstances?circumstances?
* Wouldnt the White House have security cameras in almost every room, therefore making it harder for Chucky to get away with the murders since they would be caught on film (he could have disabled them, but we never see him doing it)?
* Wouldnt the White House have security cameras in almost every room, therefore making it harder for Chucky to get away with the murders since they would be caught on film (he could have disabled them, but we never see him doing it)?
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* If Jennifer Tilly was still alive inside the first Wedding Belle doll that Tiffany vacated in 2004 (i.e., her SoulJar between ''Film/BrideOfChucky'' and ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' before [[BodySurf transferring to Tilly's body]]), and Tiffany (in Tilly's original body) was leaving the Jen-possessed doll uncaged at the time, why did Jen conceal her presence from Fulvia the nanny (before she was murdered) or anyone else in the latter of those two films rather than attempting to get their attention, or else find some other means to contact her sister Meg or others that might be able to help extricate her from her circumstances?
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* If Jennifer Tilly Creator/JenniferTilly was still alive inside the first Wedding Belle doll that Tiffany vacated in 2004 (i.e., her SoulJar between ''Film/BrideOfChucky'' and ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' before [[BodySurf transferring to Tilly's body]]), and Tiffany (in Tilly's original body) was leaving the Jen-possessed doll uncaged at the time, why did Jen conceal her presence from Fulvia the nanny (before she was murdered) or anyone else in the latter of those two films rather than attempting to get their attention, or else find some other means to contact her sister Meg [[Creator/MegTilly Meg]] or others that might be able to help extricate her from her circumstances?
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* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
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* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]quickly]]
* If Jennifer Tilly was still alive inside the first Wedding Belle doll that Tiffany vacated in 2004 (i.e., her SoulJar between ''Film/BrideOfChucky'' and ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' before [[BodySurf transferring to Tilly's body]]), and Tiffany (in Tilly's original body) was leaving the Jen-possessed doll uncaged at the time, why did Jen conceal her presence from Fulvia the nanny (before she was murdered) or anyone else in the latter of those two films rather than attempting to get their attention, or else find some other means to contact her sister Meg or others that might be able to help extricate her from her circumstances?
* If Jennifer Tilly was still alive inside the first Wedding Belle doll that Tiffany vacated in 2004 (i.e., her SoulJar between ''Film/BrideOfChucky'' and ''Film/SeedOfChucky'' before [[BodySurf transferring to Tilly's body]]), and Tiffany (in Tilly's original body) was leaving the Jen-possessed doll uncaged at the time, why did Jen conceal her presence from Fulvia the nanny (before she was murdered) or anyone else in the latter of those two films rather than attempting to get their attention, or else find some other means to contact her sister Meg or others that might be able to help extricate her from her circumstances?
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* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[WastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
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* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[WastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
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* Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent one due to killing Joan in seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.
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* Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent one due to killing Joan in seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.Chucky.
* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[WastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
* Was Scout Chucky ever actually brainwashed, or was he just pretending? If he was pretending, what was his goal, considering that "Good Chucky's" actions at times seemed to go against what Mixter and the General were planning. But if he was genuinely brainwashed, why did it wear off, and so quickly, and could they/should they have reinforced the brainwashing to keep him good somehow? Seems like they [[WastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter missed a chance to really explore the idea of a good Chucky and the implications by rushing through his arc so quickly]]
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.starvation.
*Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent one due to killing Joan in seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.
*Why is Glenda suddenly empathetic when they are supposed to be the violent one due to killing Joan in seed of Chucky and presumably the detective in Bride of Chucky.
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** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinutySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from Bride and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
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** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinutySnarl. ContinuitySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from Bride and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
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** Also for that matter what order of places does Charles go after he storms out of the apartment he shared with Tiffany? In the original film the apartment he has doesn't look like the flashback one. Does he go other places before going to Sarah? Where exactly is Sarah stashed? Does going to meet up with Eddie fit in there? Does Mike Norris only just arrive when Charles is with Sarah (implying Tiffany knew where Sarah was) or has he been tailing him before hand (implying Tiffany didn't know about Sarah)? And what we see in Curse and Child's Play is once he actively decides to go in to arrest him?
** Also for that matter what order of places does Charles go after he storms out of the apartment he shared with Tiffany? In the original film the apartment he has doesn't look like the flashback one. Does he go other places before going to Sarah? Where exactly is Sarah stashed? Does going to meet up with Eddie fit in there? Does Mike Norris only just arrive when Charles is with Sarah (implying Tiffany knew where Sarah was) or has he been tailing him before hand (implying Tiffany didn't know about Sarah)? And what we see in Curse and Child's Play is once he actively decides to go in to arrest him?
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*** From the first season it does appear Devon knew of Charles Lee Ray but not about the alleged urban legend of the Chucky Doll until the events of the series itself. The maxim to apply here is more akin to not trusting everyone claiming to be an authority on something has actually fully done their research on the subject they are running off the mouth about. Though in Devon's defense he's an 8th grader doing research for a secondary hobby podcast. His mistake is more of accidental ignorance rather than outright laziness or manipulation.
* Is the Chucky we are following in Hackensack the other one that survived the previous movie? And if so where did the one in South Carolina come from?
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** Bluntly because Junior is a beta who doesn't do much thinking for himself? Throughout the series we see he's been a doll for his father's revisiting his youth fantasies. His girlfriend is the one in clear command and gets what she wants. Then Chucky convinced him to become his apprentice on ridiculously flimsy reasoning. As much as he gave to Jake, Junior was very much a total doormat of a person.
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** Given so much of Season 1 was flashbacks, it seems safe to assume there is more to this to come. However Chucky was still mad at Nica's family just for her mother's rejection alone. I don't think they'd be spared just because she didn't call the cops.
** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinutySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from Bride and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
** As far as it being a ContinuitySnarl, it appears this is the opposite of trying to establish how the various pieces we've heard actually fit together from previous ContinutySnarl. As we have the scene with Sarah from Curse, Tiffany's story from Bride and the original scene with the chase from Norris to Eddie speeding away in the car to mix all into one narrative.
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** Chucky's doll-possession has always been depicted as a feat of HollywoodVoodoo. Alcohol consumption plays an important role in voudoun, both in real life and popular depictions, so perhaps a capacity to imbibe comes as part of the package when you use it to body-surf.
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** Additionally, why did Junior never seem to "put two and two together" and realize that Chucky was the one who killed his mother (Bree) in the first place (catalyzing his StartOfDarkness), or if he did, why was it not made more obvious that this motivation may have also majorly contributed to him ultimately turning against Chucky?
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** Additionally, why did Junior never seem to "put two and two together" and realize that Chucky was the one who killed his mother (Bree) in the first place (catalyzing his own StartOfDarkness), or if he did, why was it not made more obvious that this motivation may have also majorly contributed to him ultimately turning against Chucky?
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** Additionally, why did Junior never seem to "put two and two together" and realize that Chucky was the one who killed his mother (Bree) in the first place (catalyzing his StartOfDarkness), or if he did, why was it not made more obvious that this motivation may have also majorly contributed to him ultimately turning against Chucky?
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** Tiffany is '''crazy!''' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Tiffany is '''crazy!''' ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' '''crazy!''' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , her, so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
** Maybe she wants to die by now. Her situation plus after everything she’s been through, it’s unlikely she would want to go on living.
** Maybe she wants to die by now. Her situation plus after everything she’s been through, it’s unlikely she would want to go on living.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
** Maybe she wants to die by now. Her situation plus after everything she’s been through, it’s unlikely she would want to go on living.starvation.
** Maybe she wants to die by now. Her situation plus after everything she’s been through, it’s unlikely she would want to go on living.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.starvation.
** Maybe she wants to die by now. Her situation plus after everything she’s been through, it’s unlikely she would want to go on living.
** Maybe she wants to die by now. Her situation plus after everything she’s been through, it’s unlikely she would want to go on living.
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* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which wont give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.
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* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which wont give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.her.
** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
** Tiffany is ''crazy!'' Just like Joe Goldberg from You, she created an entire narrative based on the fact that she ''thought'' she saw Nica looking at her romantically. She genuinely believes that Nica loves her and that narrative supercedes reality. To be fair, Nica did play along and pretend to be Chucky, so that might contribute to part of the idea that Nica wanted her, but the narrative of "Nica loves me," is better than living with actual abuser Chucky. With four fucked up amputations, she made Nica's body unpalatable to Chucky ''and'' made Nica completely dependent on her , so now they'll have relationship with some sort of reciprocity, because if she doesn't do what Tiffany wants she's going to die from thirst or starvation.
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** Chucky's goal is explicitly to get one of the kids (an innocent) to murder somebody. Once Jake refuses to kill Lexy, there's no sense Chucky killing her himself, and by leaving her alive he's able to later try to goad Lexy into killing Jake in return, as well as tempting Caroline into killing Lexy along with their parents.
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** Chucky's goal is explicitly to get one of the kids (an innocent) to murder somebody. Once Jake refuses to kill Lexy, there's no sense Chucky killing her himself, and by leaving her alive he's able to later try to goad Lexy into killing Jake in return, as well as tempting Caroline into killing Lexy along with their parents.parents.
* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which wont give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.
* Why does Tiffany prefer to have Nica over Chucky? Nica would never reciprocate her feelings especially after she cut off her limbs. Tiffany just has a hostage full of fear and hatred which wont give her better treatment than Chucky has given her.
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* When Chucky unsuccessfully goads Jake to push Lexy off her burned house's second floor so Chucky can finish her off upon falling, leading Jake to rescue Lexy, why doesn't Chucky run upstairs to push off or kill Lexy himself if he is so desperate to get her killed?
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* When Chucky unsuccessfully goads Jake to push Lexy off her burned house's second floor so Chucky can finish her off upon falling, leading Jake to rescue Lexy, why doesn't Chucky run upstairs to push off or kill Lexy himself if he is so desperate to get her killed?killed?
** Chucky's goal is explicitly to get one of the kids (an innocent) to murder somebody. Once Jake refuses to kill Lexy, there's no sense Chucky killing her himself, and by leaving her alive he's able to later try to goad Lexy into killing Jake in return, as well as tempting Caroline into killing Lexy along with their parents.
** Chucky's goal is explicitly to get one of the kids (an innocent) to murder somebody. Once Jake refuses to kill Lexy, there's no sense Chucky killing her himself, and by leaving her alive he's able to later try to goad Lexy into killing Jake in return, as well as tempting Caroline into killing Lexy along with their parents.
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** Hopefully Season 2 explains this a little better because the whole reason Chucky is so furious and determined to make Nica suffer is because he blames her for everything that happened in 1988 since her mom called the police on him. I already wasn't very plussed how the reveal that Tiffany did it was kinda handled like a PlayedForLaughs EvilIsPetty moment. If it'll turn out Nica and her family suffered for something they didn't do to him, at least I wish it can be taken seriously.
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** Hopefully Season 2 explains this a little better because the whole reason Chucky is so furious and determined to make Nica suffer is because he blames her for everything that happened in 1988 since her mom called the police on him. I already wasn't very plussed at how the reveal that Tiffany did it was kinda handled like a PlayedForLaughs EvilIsPetty moment. If it'll turn out Nica and her family suffered for something they didn't actually do to him, at least I wish it can be taken seriously.
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** Hopefully Season 2 explains this a little better because the whole reason Chucky is so furious and determined to make Nica suffer is because he blames her for everything that happened in 1988 since her mom called the police on him. I already wasn't very plussed how the reveal that Tiffany did it was kinda handled like a PlayedForLaughs EvilIsPetty moment. If it'll turn out Nica and her family suffered for something they didn't do to him, at least I wish it can be taken seriously.
