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* AnAesop: Don't make decisions in anger, and despite how Hollywood portrays them, violence and death are ''not'' fun.
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* AnAesop: Don't make decisions in anger, and despite how Hollywood portrays them, violence and death are ''not'' fun.cool.
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* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like most cartoons.
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* GoryDiscretionShot: At the beginning when Lockjaw murders the lumberjacks with their own chainsaw and we only hear the screams. Later Norman enters a cabin and sees the remains of another victim just offscreen, which he and Virgil refuse to let Max see for himself.
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* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their
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* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like most cartoons, focusing instead on warning us not to let anger decide our actions.
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* AnAesop: Don't make decisions in anger, and despite how Hollywood portrays them, violence and death are ''not'' fun.
* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like mostcartoons, focusing instead on warning us not to let anger decide our actions.cartoons.
* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like most
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* AdaptationalBadass: Lockjaw from the toyline certainly was a dangerous character, being an axe-wielding psycho-killer and all. The version invented for the cartoon's an [[CompleteImmortality unkillable]] demon, wielding an [[ForgedByTheGods axe made of divine metal]].
* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like mostcartoons.cartoons, focusing instead on warning us not to let anger decide our actions.
* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like most
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The destruction of the environment frees the demon of violence from the confinement of ages. In trying to contain it, Norman starts giving in to his violent urges himself.
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* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like most cartoons.
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* GreenAesop: Yeah, obviously we should try to preserve the environment. The episode mostly leaves the viewer to pick it up on their own instead of rubbing it in their face like most cartoons.
