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Well now that I know his twin sister was basically the woman he secretly wanted to be I can't wait to look back at all the creepy problems that causes.
Goddamn, I can't believe Bob has been dead for six years. Feels like it just happened.
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Well that was depressing. I'm guessing Chris gets sentimental about Bob around this time of the year.
You know a comic sucks when it is necessary to draw arrows to show you what to read next
Why does CWCville even need the Chaotic Combo if it's citizenry are so competent? This whole battle was like Thermopylae but even more gay.
Flash cannon? More like shit propelled rocket.
Shadow Realm= Vagina/Womb metaphor.
Chris stuck his own brother, along with other enemies into his [Chris'] own metaphorical vagina.
I feel the ghost of Freud screaming at me from Hell again.
*Update*
So I actually read the epilogue after a quick glass of Scotch, and I read about Chris' idea about Reincarnations and Past Lives, which helps him with his "Identity".
Chris stuck his own brother, along with other enemies into his [Chris'] own metaphorical vagina.
I feel the ghost of Freud screaming at me from Hell again.
*Update*
So I actually read the epilogue after a quick glass of Scotch, and I read about Chris' idea about Reincarnations and Past Lives, which helps him with his "Identity".
That's not how reincarnation works; (if you believe in that sort of thing)
In various religions there is the concept of Reincarnation after the passing of the physical mortal vessel. This is present in many "Self-finding" religions such as Bhuddism, Taoism, Jainism, and Hinduism. As you can see, these are very Eastern philosophies and religions. A western concept that believes in Reincarnation would be Unitarianism and Universalism.
Now reincarnation when it comes to the Bhuddist faith (since that is the easiest to explain) is actually a form of continued suffering. This is because Bhuddists believe in an "Inner Self" that is seperate from the physical body that it inhabits, much like Descartes Homunculos in his Theory of Dualism. This is to say, that in Life we should strive to realize this "Self" and be aware of it, that it is the true form of you, that it has no need, desire, Identity or anything. If that truth is accepted and applied, then when the Physical Vessel containing it dies, it becomes removed from the cycle of Life and Rebirth in a state of "Nirvana" or "Physical Unbeing, although Existing." However, most things don't ever reach Nirvana; so there is the idea of Birth and Rebirth, across multiple vessals and lifetimes.
Depending on the flavor of Bhuddism you wish to take, there are a variable amount of "Planes" you can exist as. These range from bacteria to God like entities. The belief is that the "Immaterial Self [The viewer behind your eyeballs] is Immortal, and comes into being into different physical containers depending on Karmic/Dharmic weights. There are some who believe that there is a period post flesh where the Self is cleansed and wiped of Previous Identity, along with Sins in either a Hellish Form, or an Absolutionist sort of form. Regardless of the type of purge, whatever "You" called yourself in your physical body and all its traits are wiped completely, leaving you to that pure conscious of the Immaterial Self that exists in a Singular Unity of Immaterial Self. (Fragmented Universal Self belief; All things exist within one entity, the one entity is comprised of all things) Then after a while, you just wake up one day in a new physical form to relive the cycle all over again.
What Chris has wrong is: Time frame of reincarnation, concept of Same plane shift, concept of Identity retention. Reincarnation doesn't happen immediately, there is usually Karma/Dharma that must be answered for, even so purging of the Identity takes a bit for even those without Karmic/Dharmic weights, about 30-40 years. Secondly, the idea of going from Human plane to Human plane is wrong. It's kind of a ladder system, you can go up and down, but you can't remain in the same spot. If Chris is a human now, he was a beast in a previous life. Given Chris' current life, he will probably be a beast again next time around. Lastly, the idea that Identity continues on after Death.
Now, all of the above is subject to your own personal viewpoints, but regardless of your beliefs, I believe we can come to agreement that Identity is Virtual, a partition of your Mind, which exists as a virtual entity of your Physical Brain. When you die, because your Mind is Virtual, and all things within it are, it gets erased completely. Much like the data in a computer when you destroy a terminal. Bhuddism is the belief that the electricity [Immaterial Conscious Self] is the true form of the computer [Body] and its data [Mind], where as Abrahamics believe in a data cloud storage system which you can back up your unique and one time data [One Life/One Soul] in a terminaless form [Heaven], or that data is sent to the recycle bin [Hell] which eventually will be emptied [Annihilation/Second Death]. If you don't believe in anything, then you have an answer right there as well, The Self, Mind and Identity are annihilated completely, like a custom once in a universal lifetime book into a raging fire.
So the idea that Chris' previous Identity carried over from a previous lifespan to define his current is complete nonsense if every viewpoint, Eastern, Western, Non Theistic. However, I am rationalizing a man who cannot rationalize, I am making points on why his fictional belief is false, when others can clearly see that its misinformed and fictional to begin with. So perhaps my thoughts on the matter are nonsensical madness as well. The ramblings of a madman saying "Look at the other madman, this is why he's mad!" when others can simply say "Yeah, we know, just look at him you madman."
Now that I think about it, this might be some form of Hell.
Now reincarnation when it comes to the Bhuddist faith (since that is the easiest to explain) is actually a form of continued suffering. This is because Bhuddists believe in an "Inner Self" that is seperate from the physical body that it inhabits, much like Descartes Homunculos in his Theory of Dualism. This is to say, that in Life we should strive to realize this "Self" and be aware of it, that it is the true form of you, that it has no need, desire, Identity or anything. If that truth is accepted and applied, then when the Physical Vessel containing it dies, it becomes removed from the cycle of Life and Rebirth in a state of "Nirvana" or "Physical Unbeing, although Existing." However, most things don't ever reach Nirvana; so there is the idea of Birth and Rebirth, across multiple vessals and lifetimes.
Depending on the flavor of Bhuddism you wish to take, there are a variable amount of "Planes" you can exist as. These range from bacteria to God like entities. The belief is that the "Immaterial Self [The viewer behind your eyeballs] is Immortal, and comes into being into different physical containers depending on Karmic/Dharmic weights. There are some who believe that there is a period post flesh where the Self is cleansed and wiped of Previous Identity, along with Sins in either a Hellish Form, or an Absolutionist sort of form. Regardless of the type of purge, whatever "You" called yourself in your physical body and all its traits are wiped completely, leaving you to that pure conscious of the Immaterial Self that exists in a Singular Unity of Immaterial Self. (Fragmented Universal Self belief; All things exist within one entity, the one entity is comprised of all things) Then after a while, you just wake up one day in a new physical form to relive the cycle all over again.
What Chris has wrong is: Time frame of reincarnation, concept of Same plane shift, concept of Identity retention. Reincarnation doesn't happen immediately, there is usually Karma/Dharma that must be answered for, even so purging of the Identity takes a bit for even those without Karmic/Dharmic weights, about 30-40 years. Secondly, the idea of going from Human plane to Human plane is wrong. It's kind of a ladder system, you can go up and down, but you can't remain in the same spot. If Chris is a human now, he was a beast in a previous life. Given Chris' current life, he will probably be a beast again next time around. Lastly, the idea that Identity continues on after Death.
Now, all of the above is subject to your own personal viewpoints, but regardless of your beliefs, I believe we can come to agreement that Identity is Virtual, a partition of your Mind, which exists as a virtual entity of your Physical Brain. When you die, because your Mind is Virtual, and all things within it are, it gets erased completely. Much like the data in a computer when you destroy a terminal. Bhuddism is the belief that the electricity [Immaterial Conscious Self] is the true form of the computer [Body] and its data [Mind], where as Abrahamics believe in a data cloud storage system which you can back up your unique and one time data [One Life/One Soul] in a terminaless form [Heaven], or that data is sent to the recycle bin [Hell] which eventually will be emptied [Annihilation/Second Death]. If you don't believe in anything, then you have an answer right there as well, The Self, Mind and Identity are annihilated completely, like a custom once in a universal lifetime book into a raging fire.
So the idea that Chris' previous Identity carried over from a previous lifespan to define his current is complete nonsense if every viewpoint, Eastern, Western, Non Theistic. However, I am rationalizing a man who cannot rationalize, I am making points on why his fictional belief is false, when others can clearly see that its misinformed and fictional to begin with. So perhaps my thoughts on the matter are nonsensical madness as well. The ramblings of a madman saying "Look at the other madman, this is why he's mad!" when others can simply say "Yeah, we know, just look at him you madman."
Now that I think about it, this might be some form of Hell.
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Goddammit Chris you don't have to include every single character in a fight scene, especially characters that you stole . Also he drew Barb young and Bob old again...
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Wow. I'm sure Bob would be proud of his totally not gay tranny son.
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Bob said:
Cis scum DIE BOB DIE
Bob called him a faggot though......
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