Hot take:
Bunny created Mad Dog. She lied, she cheated, she neglected and ultimately abandoned him.
Courage the Cowardly Dog
Josiah Bailey
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Jason Gomez
Jee, I wonder what makes you feel like that.
Ethan Edwards
She would have broke up with him and left honorably if he hadn't been so possessive.
Colton Taylor
That's not a "hot take" that's a theory but given the circumstances it's entirely possible within the context of the story but we all know damn well that wasn't the writers' intention.
Alexander Howard
Based
Never listen to women, they're master manipulators.
Luke Carter
Sounds realistic
Austin Reyes
Just like real life
Reminder that all femicides are justified
Jordan Powell
He wasn't possessive. He threatened to bury to two of them. Meaning Bunny was dependent and stringing him along to take whatever he had to offer - even though she and kitty didn't need it.
Their relationship is paralleled by Muriel and Eustace, taking in Kitty. Muriel started harassing Eustace over his treatment of their masked guest.
But he had a point. Muriel was slaving away for Kitty - who was wearing a mask - for nothing.
She didn't eat.
She didn't show appreciation.
She beat poor Courage to a pulp
Pointing out the reality only made Muriel become distant and unkind to Eustace. Muriel saw herself as a poor host, while Eustace saw kitty as a bad guest. (Muriel apologized in the end, and Eustace comforted her saying she didn't need to be perfect)
Xavier Roberts
>not all [men]
Would not fly today in todays SJW controlled society
Angel Wilson
A "gay cat" is an old term for a homeless people that would jump a train to another town. Take advantage of everyone's hospitality. They'd be set up for life. But then they "get fresh" by throwing it away to hop another train and start over again.
It's ultimately where "gay" meaning "homosexual" came from. But more in the sense that they couldn't commit to anything
Matthew Lewis
It's subtext, Steven.
Matthew Hall
Mad Dog was doing Bunny a favor by keeping the gay cat away from her.
Adam Hughes
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Michael Miller
>She lied, she cheated, she neglected
Never happened
Adam Garcia
Oh sweet I finally have a term for my sister in law.
William Cook
He gave everything he had to bunny, who in return gave it all to kitty who threw it all away.
They were a class act, and now they're living in the slums. He's still willing to make it work. But only if bunny stays away. He's got nothing else to give.
James Ortiz
Poor brother
Jason Moore
Incel hands
Leo Peterson
It's called Chiastic Structure. You don't need to see Bunny and Mad Dog's relationship because it's understood by looking at Muriel and Eustace.
Fat wife. Skinny husband. Kitty drives a wedge between them by exposing their secrets.
As Courage and Bunny are escaping out the window.
Muriel also forces Eustace out their window (because they're locked in and Muriel expects Eustace to do everything)
Muriel however realizes she could get herself out. And stops Eustace from destroy their home in an effort to fix something that didn't need to be fixed.
The same can't be said of Bunny and Kitty who hopped a train to another town to repeat the cycle.
David Mitchell
What the fuck are you on, Schizo
Blake Bailey
The things you do for love.
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Oliver Sanders