Skeletons In The Closet- Page 9

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Martin's Comments:
And here we go into a bit more detail on just what the driving philosophy of O'Hara and her followers is. We'll be going further into that in the next chapter from the mouth of the leader herself, but for the time being, I'm pretty satisfied with how this came out.

Once more, I'm also pretty satisfied with how Cox isn't having a word of this. I imagine while this sort of argument may click with some people, the general public would see it for the insane, possibly sociopathic drivel that it is.

Adam's Comments:
Again, one thing that was in the script that I'm not sure is apparent in the finished product is that Christina is just directly quoting O'Hara's speeches. She didn't come up with this, she was probably taught to say this by her "Family" in case someone questioned her lifestyle. It's kinda clear from the way her body language and mannerisms change from thuggish and angry to calm and enlightened. She's probably mimicking O'Hara's way of carrying herself.

Yeah, can't stand this kind of logic myself. It gets even funnier when you know the "Laws" O'Hara's children all have to obey while they live under her. I won't dare spoil those in case they turn up in the comic itself at some point, but they're pretty damn funny.

I guess you could categorize this as a perversion of Nietzsche's philosophy, but I actually know jack all about the guy's teachings and I don't wanna open up that debate. The closet I ever got to studying philosophy was reading Watchmen. So yeah, O'Hara teaches her followers to be like The Comedian I guess.

Martin's Comments:
Nah, pretty much dropped those. We might come back to some, but a lot of them do kind of fly in the face of O'Hara's philosophy if you think about them. Will save going into detail for another time.