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* In the short story it is mentioned that when Anthony saw a wife leaving the cemetery missing her dead husband that Anthony made him come back (still dead) and follow her home. Anthony is mentioned to have wished many people and animals dead into the cornfield. But if he can bring them back just as easily are they actually aware or just puppets made by Anthony?
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* In the short story it is mentioned that when Anthony saw a wife leaving the cemetery missing her dead husband that Anthony made him come back (still dead) and follow her home. Anthony is mentioned to have wished many people and animals dead into the cornfield. But if he can bring them back just as easily are they actually aware or just puppets made by Anthony?Anthony?
* One day, Anthony's just going to kill everybody. It could be gradual, once a day he messes someone up and wishes them into the cornfield. Or he could get sick or just feel angry and just wipe out the entire town out of a vague sense of frustration. This could either be a good thing or bad thing depending upon just how absolute his control over their minds and souls are. Since it was implied that Anthony didn't really "bring back" the woman's husband, just made a shambling corpse walk to her house, they may be free once their dead. As morbid as it is, it's a ray of hope.
* One day, Anthony's just going to kill everybody. It could be gradual, once a day he messes someone up and wishes them into the cornfield. Or he could get sick or just feel angry and just wipe out the entire town out of a vague sense of frustration. This could either be a good thing or bad thing depending upon just how absolute his control over their minds and souls are. Since it was implied that Anthony didn't really "bring back" the woman's husband, just made a shambling corpse walk to her house, they may be free once their dead. As morbid as it is, it's a ray of hope.
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* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[{{Main/Narcissist}} his nature]].
** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.
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* It's logical that in the sequel adaptations showing Anthony as an adult that he is stunted emotionally. He never had adults discipline him out of fear, which is how children learn to control themselves and mature. While Anthony did learn how to experience love (he loves his daughter), he never learned how to channel his anger into anything productive because he didn't have to. He only learned how to somewhat behave as an adult by passively watching the people around him, but without being actively taught he couldn't mature properly. Compared to Anthony as a little boy,he did develop a stunted sense of empathy as an adult. Chances are that if someone had found a way to discipline him properly, Anthony could have grown up and used his powers for good.
* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[{{Main/Narcissist}} his nature]].
** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.
! FridgeLogic
* It's logical that in the sequel adaptations showing Anthony as an adult that he is stunted emotionally. He never had adults discipline him out of fear, which is how children learn to control themselves and mature. While Anthony did learn how to experience love (he loves his daughter), he never learned how to channel his anger into anything productive because he didn't have to. He only learned how to somewhat behave as an adult by passively watching the people around him, but without being actively taught he couldn't mature properly. Compared to Anthony as a little boy,he did develop a stunted sense of empathy as an adult. Chances are that if someone had found a way to discipline him properly, Anthony could have grown up and used his powers for good.
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** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.
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* It's logical that in the sequel adaptations showing Anthony
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** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.
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** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.all.
! FridgeLogic
* It's logical that in the sequel adaptations showing Anthony as an adult that he is stunted emotionally. He never had adults discipline him out of fear, which is how children learn to control themselves and mature. While Anthony did learn how to experience love (he loves his daughter), he never learned how to channel his anger into anything productive because he didn't have to. He only learned how to somewhat behave as an adult by passively watching the people around him, but without being actively taught he couldn't mature properly. Compared to Anthony as a little boy,he did develop a stunted sense of empathy as an adult. Chances are that if someone had found a way to discipline him properly, Anthony could have grown up and used his powers for good.
! FridgeLogic
* It's logical that in the sequel adaptations showing Anthony as an adult that he is stunted emotionally. He never had adults discipline him out of fear, which is how children learn to control themselves and mature. While Anthony did learn how to experience love (he loves his daughter), he never learned how to channel his anger into anything productive because he didn't have to. He only learned how to somewhat behave as an adult by passively watching the people around him, but without being actively taught he couldn't mature properly. Compared to Anthony as a little boy,he did develop a stunted sense of empathy as an adult. Chances are that if someone had found a way to discipline him properly, Anthony could have grown up and used his powers for good.
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* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get him her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[{{Main/Narcissist}} his nature]].
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* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get him her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[{{Main/Narcissist}} his nature]].nature]].
** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.
** It's very possible that the only reason she consented to a relationship was out of fear of his retaliation. So... basically not really consensual at all.
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* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get him her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[Main/Narcissist his nature]].
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* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get him her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[Main/Narcissist [[{{Main/Narcissist}} his nature]].
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* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get him her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[Main/Narcissist his nature]].
* From the sequel, we learn that Anthony gained a daughter...notice how we don't ever see or even hear a mention of the mother. Most likely implying that before the events of the episode, she got sent to the cornfield. Although what she did is also never explained. Even worse, how was he able to get him her into a (presumably) consensual relationship considering [[Main/Narcissist his nature]].
