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'I don't want to be different' ♡ FANART OF PAWBERT
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I think Pawbert and Nick are two faces of the same coin; both were rejected, but Nick became cold and distant, and Pawbert became obsessive and overly-pleasing.
I think he regretted everything, which makes me think he still has a very large and ambitious character development potential, so I hope he comes back for the third movie.
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I know deep down that Pawbert didn't really wanna hurt Judy or Gary, but was afraid of his father all his life, having been corrupted, manipulated, and brainwashed by him about the meaning of family and legacy, he thought being like them was the only way to be loved and accepted. If only he had a strong role model in his life to tell him he didn't have to be like his father who would never be capable of love. I know in the end, Pawbert regrets his actions towards the ones who could have been his close friends and new family, seeing too late that his real one was not worth it afterwards.
Totally!
I know nothing about Psychology. In my opinion, Pawbert has some early signs of Dissociative Identity Disorder. I'm not 100% familiar with the symptoms, but several aspects of his behavior suggest it: On one hand, we have the heartwarming, kind, friendly, modest, and amiable Pawbert; on the other, we have the treacherous, arrogant, oppressive, murderous, and manipulative Pawbert.
Pawbert openly acknowledges that his family is evil, treacherous, and greedy. He says this when he opens the door of his tent to Judy and Gary, saying "Away from my EVIL FAMILY," and then repeats it when he says "We will stop my family" because deep down he knows someone has to, which initially made me think that Pawbert was playing both sides (and not just for his family). I believe the moment he decides to betray Judy is when they reach the weather wall. Pawbert didn't notice when Hoggbottom shot him with the dart because his back was turned; he probably thought it was aimed at him on his father's specific orders. Not only that, but the location itself also influenced Pawbert's decisions, nothing less than his family's greatest legacy: the magnificence of the weather wall technology. Its size, its impact, perhaps even the colors overwhelmed him. It was there that he made the final decision to betray the group.
Another thing that makes me think Pawbert knew exactly what he was doing when he betrayed them is that he didn't try to poison Gary with the dose he injected into Judy. He had some prior preparation and was ready to make that decision, which doesn't necessarily mean he planned it that way from the beginning.
I know nothing about Psychology. In my opinion, Pawbert has some early signs of Dissociative Identity Disorder. I'm not 100% familiar with the symptoms, but several aspects of his behavior suggest it: On one hand, we have the heartwarming, kind, friendly, modest, and amiable Pawbert; on the other, we have the treacherous, arrogant, oppressive, murderous, and manipulative Pawbert.
Pawbert openly acknowledges that his family is evil, treacherous, and greedy. He says this when he opens the door of his tent to Judy and Gary, saying "Away from my EVIL FAMILY," and then repeats it when he says "We will stop my family" because deep down he knows someone has to, which initially made me think that Pawbert was playing both sides (and not just for his family). I believe the moment he decides to betray Judy is when they reach the weather wall. Pawbert didn't notice when Hoggbottom shot him with the dart because his back was turned; he probably thought it was aimed at him on his father's specific orders. Not only that, but the location itself also influenced Pawbert's decisions, nothing less than his family's greatest legacy: the magnificence of the weather wall technology. Its size, its impact, perhaps even the colors overwhelmed him. It was there that he made the final decision to betray the group.
Another thing that makes me think Pawbert knew exactly what he was doing when he betrayed them is that he didn't try to poison Gary with the dose he injected into Judy. He had some prior preparation and was ready to make that decision, which doesn't necessarily mean he planned it that way from the beginning.
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