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angel - who needs protection and war

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  1. from /hhg/ Helluva Hotel general #652
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  3. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/687554323999096885/814290875810054214/1614208701890.jpg
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  5. >Try to be a nice person and ask if anyone at the Hotel needs help
  6. >Strange deer lady goes full on MurderMode at you for some reason
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  8. And this is why Husk is better Waifu
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  10. You just can't handle a real deer lady! You'll never get your waifu with that kind of attitude.
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  12. But why would you WANT to handle a deer lady when you can handle a cat and help them overcome their crippling addiction and teach them to love again?
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  14. I'd rather handle a poorly understood spider that's trapped in the same cycle of reckless hedonism and feeling like shit because he doesn't know any different. I'd want to help him break that cycle, and improve his life, because he's my friend.
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  16. And if a relationship comes of that, then that's just a bonus. I think Angel would be a better friend than lay.
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  18. i feel like angel conflates love with sex
  19. like he can't express love without sex or lewdness
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  21. I think you're right, but only because he's presumably been doing his current gig for a long time. After a while, that sort of work tends to affect your head, and your sensibilities. Hence why he doesn't have a partner.
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  23. If you have a lot of casual sex, at least for me as a person who has to know and understand someone before I trust them enough to do it, it just feels like, 'going through the motions' with no emotional weight behind it, you're just fucking until you're done and finished. It's a two-way street with not only the actions but the intent behind it, which can easily be faked and you can pick up on when someone isn't genuine in what they're feeling either towards you, or the act itself.
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  25. But, because of his job, he can't emotionally invest into someone because it would just feel like work, the 'Angel Dust' persona, the hyper sexualised, know-it-all cocksure prick who thinks he's the best person in the world is all an act, and beneath it all he's probably deeply troubled by stuff we haven't seen. He's just a cute spooder who needs protection from his boss and platonic cuddles and a rock solid friendship.
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  27. Well, I mean, he was a prohibition era gangster, so he was probably involved with some terrible things.
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  29. Or at least, through his family connections, benefited from the suffering of tons of other people.
  30. But I doubt Viv would risk portraying her characters who're in Hell, as truly bad people
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  32. Isn't that why you go to hell, because you're a bad person, not just for your actions but also because of WHY you committed those actions?
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  34. not sure if that's the case with vivs interpretation of hell
  35. I think it's just the actions
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  37. Thats kind of the motivation for why someone is bad, its exceptionally rare that someone just decides to become involved in the italian mafia and be perfectly comfortable with killing/maiming people
  38. Too many times people give a free pass to anti social personality types claiming that it was just their bad upbringing or circumstances that made them blow that guys head off with a shotgun
  39. Its throwing a pity party and making up excuses for objectively bad people that do bad things not because they want to be bad or evil, but because they dont care that its bad or evil to do
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  41. >something about appearances being deceiving.
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  43. I had a conversation with a friend about this tonight actually.
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  45. One of the benefits of ending up a demon is you reinvent yourself when you manifest. You pick a different name, you look different, you might sound nothing like you did when you were alive.
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  47. And... you can invent a different persona. So how do we know that people like Alastor and Angel aren't just lying about who they were when they were alive? For all we know, Alastor may never have murdered anyone, or Angel was never in with the mob. It was different sins entirely that got them condemned.
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  49. >>36603089
  50. No clue, the show has never explained how strict the rules are for avoiding Hell, I'd imagine it must be fairly strict considering how Hell is so overpopulated they need to cull the population annually.
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  52. >>36603311
  53. While this would be interesting, I think most of what we know about the characters comes from Viv, rather than the characters themselves in the show or comics.
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  55. What im saying is that what they did and why are not separable
  56. If you take the time to analyze criminal psychology, it becomes immediately clear that the vast majority of violent repeat offense criminals happen to be sociopaths or psychopaths, persons that nearly or completely lack any form of empathy, impulse control, remorse, pity and fear
  57. There is a very real chance that Angel Dust is a high functioning sociopath that only experiences brief "flashes" of empathy but overall it is difficult for him to feel long term empathy or form meaningful bonds with others
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  59. Ah I see, that's true. But I doubt the show will go into it. It would be interesting to see though
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  61. >vivisecting huge portions of the redemption process so that its easier to write/easier for audience to understand
  62. Christ that would be one monster of a cop-out
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  64. you can't really cure a lack of empathy
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  66. Well, sociopaths and psychopaths can feel empathy (somewhat) they can just turn it on or off like water from a faucet
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  68. >Angel dust signed up for the military only after Italy signed the Pact of Steel
  69. >proudly supported Nazi Germany
  70. >fought with a captured Thompson
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  72. If husk was a WW2 veteran they'd have to sponge angel off the walls
  73. I'd say it'd be more likely for Angel to fight in Spain killing communists, but with him being from a mob family they wouldn't have a high opinion of Il Duce
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  75. >him being from a mob family they wouldn't have a high opinion of Il Duce
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  77. Maybe that's why he has a bad relationship with his father?
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  79. Even in Italian American circles pre-WW2 it wasn't a terribly popular opinion to support a foreign government
  80. Like what they have to say? Sure
  81. Betray your own country and fight for them? Not so much
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  83. >>36603694
  84. It wouldn't surprise me to be honest. Tons of the show's "canon" already comes from Twitter and shit.
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  86. >>36603701
  87. Didn't Angel Dust die in 20s?
  88. >>36603748
  89. Would be interesting to see some characters from history's bloodiest conflicts in the show. But I doubt they'd be anything more than villains if they fought for the Axis, or anti-heroes if they fought for the allies.
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  91. 1947, according to the wiki. But that's treated as a concrete bible, when it's probably very subject to change.
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  93. I just want to avoid WW2 completely
  94. Fuck WW2, WW1 was the cool kids war
  95. Shartler and his merry band of cultists dont have anything on Prussian Junker warrior aristocrats and based Willy
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  97. >Would be interesting to see some characters from history's bloodiest conflicts in the show.
  98. Have canonically been said to have been either killed by people in Hell already or went 'beyond Hell.'
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  100. >beyond Hell
  101. Is that where the actual eternal torment takes place?
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  103. >>36603907
  104. WW1 would be cool, but isn't there already a WW1 character in the show? It'd be nice to expand on that.
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  106. I'd rather see some shit from the dozens of smaller conflicts that sprung up during the cold war.
  107. >>36603918
  108. I'm assuming you mean all the big name politicians from the war? Surely there's some random vets still kicking around in Hell.
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  110. >>36603982
  111. No, they went to the void.
  112. >>36604042
  113. Yeah, your Hitlers and Stalins.
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  115. Absolutely based.
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  117. >Shartler
  118. >hurrrrr I'm gonna fight communism epic style
  119. >so you're going to foster anti communist sentiment among slavs and work together with Belarusian and Ukrainian nationalists?
  120. >NAH KILL EM ALL
  121. >BLOOD AND SOIL MOTHERFUCKER
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  123. Wasn't there several Slavic SS Divisions?
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  125. They were paltry token forces mostly kept so that Slavs didn't universally flip the fuck out
  126. The US had black troops in the army, but Jim Crow was still law in the states
  127. RONA SS and other divisions were likely to either get auto liquidated the moment the germans won, or would've been shunted to the sidelines
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  129. That's true. But the Slavic SS were treated better than the Black US troops were, at least they were allowed to fight.
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  131. Although, that fact is slowly being whitewashed by the media
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  133. there were black U.S. divisions too
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  135. Yeah, and for the most part the Black units in the US Army were relegated to support roles
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  137. is that not the same with the slavic ones?
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  139. could it be argued that not relegating them to fighting roles was to protect them, and the slavs used them as cannon fodder? (genuine question, I know 0 about this shit. no bad faith.)
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  141. I believe that most Non-German units were treated pretty much the same as every other German unit.
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  143. I do know that African American units weren't treated particularly well.
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  145. But I'm not really an expert so I might be wrong
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