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[[WMG: About that cross-dressing robber with the pantyhose on his head...]]
He is the [[TheGhost never seen]] Meadowbrook Farm farmer. After his farm went belly-up, he went crazy and became a mental patient. He then escaped and decided to rob a thrift store because hey, why not?
[[WMG: Henry Royce Sr. was suffering from a mild to moderate and well-hidden form of Alzheimer's, dementia, or other brain disease, or the effects of a long-ago traumatic brain injury.]]
How else do you explain the fact that he didn't send out Jessica's test tapes without checking them first and oh, yeah, left his entire fortune to a ''pig?''
[[WMG: Gordy can't really talk; Hanky is just imagining things.]]
Allegedly, Gordy tells Sipes and the company executives to make changes such as replacing junk food and chemicals with natural food. Hanky pretends the pig is giving orders--Sipes even lampshades it--in order to tell the adults what they want to hear. After all, no typical nine-year-old would object to junk food unless he could see a greater goal in mind. This in turn proves that Hanky is much smarter than people think--certainly smarter than the pig. Either that, or the poor little guy is a tortured, hallucinating genius.
He is the [[TheGhost never seen]] Meadowbrook Farm farmer. After his farm went belly-up, he went crazy and became a mental patient. He then escaped and decided to rob a thrift store because hey, why not?
[[WMG: Henry Royce Sr. was suffering from a mild to moderate and well-hidden form of Alzheimer's, dementia, or other brain disease, or the effects of a long-ago traumatic brain injury.]]
How else do you explain the fact that he didn't send out Jessica's test tapes without checking them first and oh, yeah, left his entire fortune to a ''pig?''
[[WMG: Gordy can't really talk; Hanky is just imagining things.]]
Allegedly, Gordy tells Sipes and the company executives to make changes such as replacing junk food and chemicals with natural food. Hanky pretends the pig is giving orders--Sipes even lampshades it--in order to tell the adults what they want to hear. After all, no typical nine-year-old would object to junk food unless he could see a greater goal in mind. This in turn proves that Hanky is much smarter than people think--certainly smarter than the pig. Either that, or the poor little guy is a tortured, hallucinating genius.
