2577 He Has The Mug To Prove It.
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Why would Carol choose to call her dad “daddy” in this context?
I’m guessing, but- I think there was a day where Carol, while talking to Thomas- felt childhood feelings, or felt emotionally open.
When she feels those feelings, she sometimes calls her Dad, “Daddy”.
Yep. I’m going with a reflexive response on her part.
My daughter is 28 and still calls me “Daddy”.
Why shoudn’t she?
It also nicely illustrates the differences in paternal closeness across the three women, from an abstract presence to a warm relationship.
Friend, this is the second time you read something nasty into something that everyone else finds innocuous. Please, for the sake of your brain, take some time off the hub.
What an idiotic comment. And I didn’t read anything nasty into it. Have you met adults who call their dad “daddy” or their mum “mummy”? I have, and they are almost universally infantile screw-ups and air-heads, forever tied to their parents apron strings. Which is not fitting with the rest of Carol’s character.
As for the relationship between the siblings, there are a great many people elsewhere then the threads under the comics who describe it as weird and uncomfortable to read. Don’t make the mistake of thinking your bubble represents the world.
Suddenly I want to see Garret and Mr. Graves to interact in some way.
With her sisters being named Robin and Dusty, I’m guessing her dad is Doug Graves.
*facepalm*
I walked right into that one. :)
I’ve probably said so before, but- my favorite name, or a real funeral home, is:
The Trench and Rising [tm] funeral home.
They were a business, [in New Jersey?], a few years ago. Maybe they’re still there.
See above: …FOR a real, funeral home.
It’s Jason.
The guy with the mask + machete? ;)
I’m pretty sure that’s Jason Voorhees, not Jason Graves, unfortunately
Aw! :)
The deep lore! Though I guess those Graves puns were…done to death.
Heh, heh.
No more puns?
Is that true? I’ve heard that’s all hearse-say.
Crickets…
In fact, I think I can hear someone coffin…
XD
Let me change the subject:
when I make beer, I like to cask it.
I was hoping it was Randall.
You mean- Randall Graves, from Clerks?
If someone makes a “Between Failures” meets “Clerks”, comic…then[I would] read that!
:D
I’m 32 and still refer to my dad as Daddy when I’m feeling particularly grateful or in need of support… I don’t think I am infantile or an air-head, it’s just what I called my dad growing up; he was my stay-at-home parent and we had quite a close relationship.
I’m sorry you have such a cynical view of a simple term of endearment.