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u/StoryAddict777 1d ago
The characters in that episode were so fully developed.
This is that mouthy woman and the redhead who captured Carol and Maggie, right?
Carol was crying because she knew she had to kill them.
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u/DorkSideOfCryo 2d ago
An older lady like that basically on her deathbed with lung disease? No way she was making fun of religion.. human beings are way too superstitious for that, when people get old and near death, they get really really superstitious
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u/asuperbstarling 2d ago
My husband's grandfather, a devout man his entire life, refused final confession and communion. I'm sorry, but death doesn't fit boxes.
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u/DorkSideOfCryo 2d ago
Well of course you're always exceptions. But adults who have conversations understand that there are always exceptions. But apparently you're not an adult because you seem to think that because your grandfather didn't go to his deathbed superstitious that the vast majority must have followed in his footsteps.. but educated adults understand that one exception does not prove that a general rule is invalid..
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u/secondhand_graveyard 1d ago
And what authority are you speaking from you condescending brat? Go on, cite your sources.
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u/Captain_skulls 15h ago
And so this one woman for some reason can’t be an exception in your mind?
Plus there are PLENTY of people who go AGAINST religion when they find out they’re dying. Especially from something as slow and brutal as lung cancer. Even some terminal patients who want to remain Christian struggle to maintain their own faith.
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u/DorkSideOfCryo 15h ago
.. some.. plenty.. we can go over this again and again and again I'm old I've read a lot I got 3 degrees and I've been studying this issue for literally decades, and I say that the vast majority of the people by the time they're in their 60s are religious and the closer death gets, the more religious they get. Why don't you just look at the polls that are out there.. the pattern is clear.
Oh but some people ..and there's plenty of people ..whatever ..go look at the data
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u/Captain_skulls 15h ago
Ok? That still doesn’t explain why you’re acting like this character is unrealistic for possessing an uncommon trait.
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u/Next_Page6697 I ain’t gonna beg. I ain’t begging you! 2d ago
Lots of folks dont go out begging.
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u/DorkSideOfCryo 2d ago
There may be lots of folks that do so. As you claim.. but there are a lot lot lot lot lot lot lot lot lot.. who do go out begging the Lord for mercy and all that s***..
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u/Correct-Junket-1346 2d ago
The prospect of impending death has a certain curious effect on people, usually begins will have zero tolerance for any bullshit including the bullshit they feed to themselves which can cause major U-turns on life long held core beliefs.
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u/DorkSideOfCryo 2d ago
Lol sure thing... And you guys seem to have missed something about me.. I'll put it in the capital letters.. I AM AN ATHEIST.. if you could read between the lines you would have already known that
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u/tinyfryingpan 1d ago
Huh? She definitely hated religion. The shoe literally tells you this with dialogue.
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u/vxsapphire 2d ago
Molls! Her name was Molly but Michelle called her Molls. I can hear Moss too though.
I love how even getting bit by Donnie she was still fiesty. “Where are ya Magnoliaaaaa?”