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Honestly I just wanted to rant about my theory/head canon for the cook. I believe that the reason he enjoys lording over his brothers and just “can’t take no pleasure in killing” is because at one point he was treated like them. In his younger years it makes a lot of sense that he was one of the families killers and was barked orders at. This is somewhat implied in the game when he’s like “reminds me of the good old days” as well as when he starts to laugh when he’s hurting sally, that’s his younger, sadistic and vile self peeking through, before he had to pull himself up by his bootstraps and take charge of the family. Now this is prolly pretty obvious but idk, I think it’s neat.

I found the obituary page of serial killer Eddie Mosley while reading about the case and it’s very sweet, as if he never committed his awful crimes. I was wondering, is this common with murderers? Or is there usually a mention of their action in their obituary?