Jack Horner [Character Analysis] - How Villains Inspire Us.
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Saw how the Puss In Boots 2 was blowing up at this moment and thought I had something to add most people are not talking about. That is the psychology of Jack Horner and why people love villains like him or evil people in general. This is not understand clearly by the people of today and needs to be addressed.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
2:05 Jack Horner Analysis
5:26 How He Inspires Us
8:48 What Your Heroes Say About You
9:43 Final Word 
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Stories would be awesome! I'd also love to hear you talk about more characters. I'll think about which one I'd love to see next~
One thing I love about Jack Horner is that he's pretty honest. He didn't lie, scheme or manipulate others for his own sake. I mean Goldilocks was lying and manipulating her bear family to get the last wish. Also he doesn't try to justify his actions, he doesn't try to be sympathetic or whatsoever. He is just horrible, straight up
Well he did lie to the thief sisters in the beginning, they didn't know he would turn one of them into a gold statue
@@tereza1959
I don't think that he wanted to do that originally, but one of them insulted him and that's why he did it.
"I'm Death, Stright Up"
"I'm Horrible, Straight Up"
@@WhyTho525
Exactly. They deserved it
He literally called consciousness an idiot for not realizing sooner he's really bad person. No "Oh I wanna change I can be better" bs just straight up admitting he's bad and not caring about it
I caught on pretty quickly that he doesn’t care about anyone until they help him get what he wants. He doesn’t seem to keep anyone close to him, he’s his own best friend. Even if someone was dog-like loyal to him they wouldn’t have gotten to him.
For sure man, and he would end up using them and throwing them away.
Best thing to do is just stay away from such people.
The only thing i have to say is. He did win in the end, just not the way he wanted to. As my running theory is everyone got their deepest wish. think about it.
Puss, got his life back. Thou not by regaining his 9 lives but by moving past the legend and becoming a better person.
Death, killed the Legend of puss and boots. By being the motivation force that caused puss to become a better person.
Parito just got a family who actual cares and loves him.
Softpaws gained people she could trust and overcame the betral she suffered.
Goldylocks, realized the three bears were always her family.
Three bears, became rich by taking over jacks pie business.
and lastly, jack became a wishing star. Each character got their deepest desire in a way they may have not expected or wanted. In the case of jack, he became a being able to control reality. Yet he has no ability to use this magic for himself. Only for others, which is kinda an ironic ending. But then again, his goal was to become the most powerful magical being on the planet. He never explained what he would actual do with this magic. So granting other people their wishes might be something up that ally.
I saw others take the same comment I wanted to make (that Jack Horner DOES have admirable traits outside of villainy), so I'll highlight another point as my routine.
Another trait of Jack Horner that makes him work so great as a villain is how he breaks the new trope of, "Every villain has to be redeemable," and places a character that is the best 'therapist' against a *literal wall.* It's a breath of fresh air ever since Steven Universe and many other stories, and it adds variety to the cast of villains and our solutions to them.
Overall, I'm glad someone talked about this character in-depth!
Lol that is funny didnt realize that about the literal wall and therapist.
Yeah that's why I love Jack Horner. He is the breath of fresh air for me. I got so tired of villains who are redeemable especially in Naruto. No matter what you did, what kind of atrocities you did you are redeemable in Naruto. And of course Naruto's talk-no-jutsu. It's so stupid
it's funny that an entire youtube channel has effectivly crossedover this shit and made steven and jack a duo
The Character is so apathetic, its brilliant.
I think the reason I’m starting to like Jack Horner as a character is because he’s super ambitious. I myself tend to be pretty ambitious in my own life (of course not to the extent of harming others for the sake of my own goals lol). Truly a great video for a great character.
9:01 - there's one character who is always in my head now. It's Tomura Shigaraki from MHA. He went from being an immature angry whiny man-child to the evil gigachad. And I mean not only physically but also mentally. He is now the mature, calm, confident, determined man. He became a real threat to heroes and the world
Sadly such a great character with a great character arc will be defeated and overshadowed by lazily written bland af MC with plot armour and bullshit powerups, alas that's just the state of modern anime, isn't it
Im still seeing him as a Child... well i see almost every villain in Mha like that, except of course, Muscular and AFO
@@lesshumanmoredead My brother in-christ you have objectively ignored everything unique about the mc by sticking to fanon versions of him lmaoo
In most sisuations he's won he also loses, only clear win he's gotten is saving Eri
@@post-nutwalmartluffy1790 My brother in abraham, he never loses and if he does then the effects of the loss aren't permanent. Also there is nothing unique about the MC, what I have focused on is what I have seen in the anime. He's just another omnibenevolent chosen one who is way more powerful than others, who can't do anything wrong, who is always morally better than others and is also the softass fatherless boy who cries every 5 minutes and is also somehow liked by everyone. All of these qualities just screams typical badly written protagonist.
Well, i like Midoriya as a character, no regrets.
I relate to maleficent the most because I resonate with her being very protective against those that she lets close and extremely defensive against others that do her wrong. Also madara being very strong to his own ideals is pretty inspiring
The only thing he basically loves is himself and his pie he sticks his thumb in
8:57 - there are few more villains that inspire me. They are Lex Luthor and Dr Doom. Because unlike Batman, Iron man, Black Panther they weren't born in wealthy and rich families (T'Challa is from the royal family). They had nothing, they started from the bottom and climbed up to the top. Lex Luthor was a President of the USA and Victor Von Doom became the king of Latveria
i admire a character who is basically me , i feel like i mostly enjoy characters that i relate to , not really depending if they are good or bad . but at the same time i do like characters that are just enjoyable or interesting to me .
Villain protagonists and anti hero’s are the best imo
Great and interesting analysis. This also explains why characters from Breaking Bad are extremely popular at the moment while most of them are not necessarily villains.
For sure, very good point
I think Jafar from Aladdin has been my top favorite villains. He revealed who Aladdin really was in front of Jasmine, when Aladdin himself couldn’t do it. Even when the genie tried to warn Aladdin about the truth. What’s even worse is that it was in the song Prince Ali reprise.
Man, I never actually thought about that but I can see what you mean. He is obviously evil and has many terrible traits, but I totally see what you mean by that in how he exposes Aladdin.
I enjoy the golden-hearted thrill-seeeker. E.g.
- Monkey D. Luffy (One Piece)
- Natsu Dragneel (Fairy Tail)
- Sonic the Hedgehog
Altruistic, passionate, who push through pain and emotional scars, E.g.
- Nami (One Piece)
- Lucy Heartfilia (Fairy Tail)
- Furina (Genshin Impact)
Virtuous, strong, and kind, even when surrounded by darkness:
- Sebas (Overlord)
The hero who gives their all to save everyone:
- All Might (My Hero Academia)
Heroes walking the path of redemption regardless of what others think:
- Endeavor (My Hero Academia)
The one who stands for what is right, never compromising his values, even if the world turns against him:
- Shadow the Hedgehog
The first time I saw Jack Horner I fall in love with the character. My favorite.
I mean. I guess if it's the ambition you resonate with, that's one thing. More broadly, though, I think Jack Horner is a character that captures audiences because he's so unapologetically himself. and it's not subverted, either, it's not a tragic mask for some deeper, melodramatic bitterness. he's just a guy, who knows who he is and what he wants, and is unfettered. to genuinely know who you are, and genuinely not care what other ppl think of you, are traits that a lot of folks wish they had.
plus, we've come a long way since the morality plays of medieval theatre, enjoyment of a fictional character is not an endorsement of their morals and worldview in the real world. sometimes a cigar is just a cigar
I really enjoyed the video! I like the traits jack has, other than his villainy. Now I understand why breaking bad is popular and it really explains a bit about other characters too, in my point of view.
Venom comes to mind with the movie I’ve recently watched and enjoyed the anti-hero aspect and view.
Yayyy, I love villain analysis videos! Show me a point of view I didn't think of when I watched it, share your insights with me, and edit it well. You did all these things, and I immensely enjoyed the video.
Knightingale, here.
This was a pretty awesome watch and I ngl enjoyed every minute of it; the content is entertaining, thought-provoking and informative, and it also helps that your voice makes for a calm, soothing narrator (no sus)
I personally disliked Jack Horner’s antics and personality characteristics, perhaps too focused on his questionable set of morals (or rather the lack of it). However, taking that department aside, his ambitious nature is pretty admirable in the sense that its a missing piece in many people who could offer entertaining, educational or inspiring gifts to the world but are held back by a lack of discipline, courage, support or proper role model.
the quality of this video is something I'd expect from a channel with millions of subscribers! I can't believe that you only have 500! Keep this quality up and you'll have millions soon!
Time will tell, appreciate it!
I really liked this video! it caused me to think a lot. I would say that I relate to my dearest, Elizabeth afton. Just as she wants to make her father proud. yet always seems/feels misunderstood. I feel the same and I would strive to make anyone proud of me. It touches my heart when I think about the relation because I even loved her before I knew about this.
at the end of the video you said list of which characters i admire or relate to or like well i relate to two characters Chiaki Nanami from danganronpa and Ritsu Sakuma from ensemble stars. Chiaki constantly plays games a lot and she very quiet around others, Ritsu usually sleeps a lot during the day and also in a idol group that is basically singing i was in choir for 3 years and i love singing
6:30 - the villain that motivates me to become better is Bane. He was born in the prison literally and had to survive here. He didn't give up. Instead he achieved his physical and mental peak. He inspired other people, he became a legend. He became successful because at that time he was the only character who was able to outsmart and break Batman
I didn't think I would ever find another fan of Bane. I see so much hate for him online that I don't understand, but he's genuinely my favorite DC villain. When I first saw him, it was so striking to see a character that had a balance of super strength and high intellect. I don't recall any other character like that, it's usually one or the other. Ignoring the evil stuff that he did, his backstory and personality are inspiring to me, and I really wish there were more characters like him.
Great job man, i came here to watch an analysis on Jack but gained a question to learn more about me.
Also, loved the Age of mythology ost in the background, its villain Gargarensis is one of my favourite characters.
Personally i tend to admire characters who want to put their mark in the world, are driven and goal oriented, and are smart about it, not letting anything stand in their way.
Glad you enjoyed it and that you learned more about yourself. Just hope that when people watch these things they can actually walk away with something. Something they can truly use since I am against knowledge of the sake of knowledge. Learn for the sake of utility.
this was a really good analysis video!! i am actually pretty interested with the way you describe characters like jack, i really enjoyed how you spoke and how i felt like i was sitting at the end of a chair by then end of it!!
and a short list of characters i can relate to would be -
osamu dazai , bungo stray dogs
clay jensen , 13 reasons why
gumball , the amazing world of gumball
ash lynx , banana fish
mammon , obey me
and lucifer from lucifer lol
id love to see more videos like these with a detailed explanation!!
Characters that inspire me are Batman & Superman (DC) , Captain America & Thor (Marvel) , Leonardo (TMNT) , Optimus Prime (Transformers) , Raiden (Mortal Kombat) , Sonic (Sonic the Hedgehog) .
thanks for putting Age of Mythology as bg music for this video. made it much more entertaining and Inspiring.
Happy you enjoyed it lol, it is a great classic
my 3 favorite characters that come to mind directly are Isagi Yoichi from Blue Lock, Dr. Strange from Marvel and baymax from baymax, Isagi Yoichi is nice but maybe provocative towards others to stand out and that reflects a crisp side to the character and in addition he has a talent for adaptation, dr. strange are his intelligence and his powers are his strength, a character we would like to be or rather a superhero :), Baymax a nice little robot, very strong but maybe mean in case of a cut xd. The 3 characters want to prove their usefulness to their story and why he is the protagonist but there is a villain that I also like it is Aizen in bleach, his intelligence, his power, his voice, his posture, his talent makes that 'we are absorbed by this character, what type of person I am I think I am someone ambitious, determined but who may lack patience
Great video
I always looked up to Zaheer from the Legend of Kora. He will not hesitate to kill a tyrant. I'll admit, I myself often forget mercy, and only look at justice. I guess I just saw myself in Zaheer.
Jack pulled the deed to the house with his thumb. This wired his brain to think doing acts of selfishness like pulling a plum out of a Christmas pie that is to be shared by all in the most charitable time of the year is a good thing and by being selfish he will gain that same luck he got before by taking all the magic for himself. He has to be as selfish as possible, he OPTIMIZED selfishness to the fullest extent. Also in part of his character he doesn't seem to care about the things he already has his servants, his house etc. he's always moving onto the next shiny thing. This describes how he treated the pie, by putting his thumb into it the pie is ruined in a sense, it's not a Christmas pie no more, it's not a pie that appears appetizing anymore not even for Jack himself. It's like eating the chicken skins off KFC you took away the best part of the KFC chicken now nobody wants to eat it not even the one that ate the skins off. Yes that's from South Park with Cartman being the culprit and it wasn't wrong. Could you really be happy to receive KFC chicken with the skins all removed? You would be enraged. That's just chicken you can get at a grocery.
Why does he remind SO MUCH of Porky Minch, especially when you look at Porky Minch in Mother 3, that old child that ignores power being responsibility and uses it for his own entertainment, trying to fill the void in his heart while emptying many other hearts enjoying reactions of these people, saying that humanity is bad and doomed while he himself is the worst thing that happened to human in Mother series
Well a character i admire is hachiman hikigaya (not a villain or hero) but we can say that he's a hero to yukino or yui especially when they need him and him having a high eq ab the genuine is just wholesome. But if we're talking ab a shonen i would have to give eren jeager as his act on risking himself just to save his friends and the ppl of the paradis island
He does have admirers but they love the little Jack and that's the reason why are with him as shown with the snake sisters one of them wanted him to do the famous thumb thing. This is also indicative of child actors. They're loved for them when they were children in movies and in commercials. But when they become adults they lose that stardom and it affects them greatly because they were known for their child like self. The kid that played Home Alone never had another coming back after he grew into an adult. Whether he didn't want to continue it or deep down inside he knew he wasn't going to continue it even if he wanted to.
Intereseting take, I agree with you.
I like Eren a lot!!❤️
For me two of my favourite fictional characters as an adult have been Tywin Lannister from "A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones" and Dorothy from Goddess of Victory: NIKKE. As while the present narrative presents them and their actions as antagonists to the lead characters, their actions have also allowed good to come about for the setting. Not to mention that their backstories allow the audience to understand the circumstance that made them into who they are the beliefs they have.
Yup. The deconstruction of heroes being heroic and leaving of powerful traits on villains is going to end up with this result. When ambition, presence, resources, hard work, assertiveness and power are only allowed to the evil, what can one expect? I respect those who are peaceful, not harmless. A harmless man literally has no power to endanger you, so no matter how much power they might have their morality doesn't matter. A peaceful man is one who does indeed have the capacity, the power to do terrible harm, and _chooses_ not to. A great example that comes to mind is Parthunax from Skyrim. That old dragon could do horrible things and few if any could stop him, but he actively chooses to do better, and try to lead his fellow dragons to do the same.
If you give an evil person power, they will use it to evil ends. If you strip a good person of power, they will keep doing good within whatever means are left to them. The ultimate test of one's morals isn't how you handle suffering or deprivation, but what you will do when given power. (Not that there isn't plenty to learn from the former.)
Consistently, for me it is two big traits. Firstly, ambition. To have a goal and pursue it. To plan out the smaller steps and work towards some meaningful end. But the second is a rarely appreciated trait in the modern day. The best word for it is inflexibility. I would say morality, but the truth is I find plenty to admire in those villains who do have a clear and consistent logic behind their behavior. Hypocrisy I abhor, so the villain that fails because they remain consistent to their personal beliefs I admire. Modern writing has a plague of 'heroes' who ignore the morality of their actions when it suits them, and villains who act with logic and reason making superior arguments only to lose to force rather than having their logic overturned.
If a writer can't have their hero refute the villains reasoning, than they are doing it wrong. If the only way to 'win' is force or the threat of force, _you aren't the hero_ here. A villain is defeated, truly defeated, when their logic and reasoning is defeated. Once this is done, nothing can save them. Modern writers ignore that the audience sees their works and sees this missing component of their 'heroes' and thus sees their 'villains' as the moral victor by default.
I mean, my opinion, but Twice from mha is someone that i respect. Not like or hate, but respect. Quirk aside, hes a gullible guy that would do anything to help the people he cares about. Hats pretty much relatable on its own.
I would love to see you break down the other characters in this movie
Nice video👍🏿
5:24 Isn’t that was Puss in boots is too though? Jack in a way is a dark reflection of Puss. One without any moral limits. Also Hiccup is ambitious idk why you’re putting him there
Yea this video used some bad takes for "weak, fatherless, heroes." Spiderman is anything but weak, dude has been put through the grinder for God knows how long and still puts his life on the line for an entire city. Also I don't think Remnant realizes how much Spiderman holds back from straight up killing the villains in his verse. This is the guy who, when Aunt May was hospitalized, went to Kingpin's cell and literally pimp slapped the skin off him front of an entire prison and was ready to kill him by filling his lungs to the brim with spider silk.
And Hiccup is an even worse example considering all the crazy shit he does in the entire HTTYD Trilogy. The first movie alone, mandem takes down Toothless singlehandedly and the both of go on to take down that gargantuan dragon at the end. And you can't even say he's Fatherless, either, his dad died in the second film. And I have never seen him cry at all, like what?! 😭
Im enjoying DeadPool, cause hes crazy, villian and good guy in the same time
I like him cuz he does what he wants
Very interesting video I must say, and this might as well be the reason.
But I just like him 'cause he's humourus and straight-up and by being like this he makes all the situations he is in and action feel lighter and less dramatic, as if to remind that it's just a ficitonal story and you shouldn't care that much, instead you should enjoy yourself.
Finally figured out why I love [REDACTED] so much. It's exactly that. A strong, ambitious leader, someone who fought against the weaker but insidious and subversive globalists and sadly, ultimately lost. But he will always be a hero. And his spirit shall rise from the grave, and the world will know that he was right.
lmao that is funny
I've seen several people describe Big Jack Horner as "entitled", but I don't think that describes him at all. An entitled person thinks they deserve certain things and gets upset if they don't get them. Big Jack doesn't act like he thinks he deserves all the magic in the world, he just acts like he wants it. He's not entitled, he's ambitious.
Me (after seeing Big Jack Horner): This is modern day Disney in a nutshell everybody.
5:11 if you look at the horses, those are unicorns with their horns cut off, you reckon he sometimes took the baby unicorns that he cut the horns off of and raised them to do whatever he wanted?
Never noticed that, with that we at the bare minimum we now know they are unicorns and he has their horns. As for the baby ones, I would have to agree.
I think what makes Jack Horner special compared to the rest of other 2-dimensional villains is where he comes from.
He didn't experience anything traumatic or life-changingly bad to become a monster.
No, he came from a stable household with a loving family, yet this is how he turned out.
This teaches us that evil can come from unexpected places, places that you'd even think are safe.
For such a 2-dimensional villain, the message behind his character is surprisingly deep and dark for a kids' movie.
I think people just glance over jack Horner and just think of him as a “funny” character and not much more than that
Jack Horner is the best so this video is the best
7:21 I feel very attacked ;-;
I relate quite a bit with Spider-Man on these front's actually.
LOL mb now you make me feel bad for saying that
If I may play Devil's Advocate - I think the reason some people admire characters like Spider Man or Deku isn't because they're weak or whiny. These characters are admired in spite of those traits, rather than because of them. No, I think what makes them admirable to some is their compassion and their courage.
They may not SEEM courageous, but as a wise man once said, true courage is not the absence of fear, but the ability to overcome it. Spider-Man is constantly afraid for his life, and lets us know more than once. Yet in spite of that fear, he always heads into the fight regardless.
As for compassion, it's hardly a weakness. Indeed, in some of the most outstanding people, in both fiction and real life, strength and compassion frequently go hand-in-hand. Marting Luther King Jr. was very compassionate, a man of peace and love. Yet very few would regard him as weak.
For sure, not saying that being kind or compassionate makes one weak though. I think we should have the capacity for evil and to do heartless things but also have that compassion you speak of.
As for the other characters I could see that somewhat, and you raise an interesting point but the thing that personally bugs me most isnt just that they are weaker or scared, but rather the character arc is kept them that way. Those characters do not really develop or change, and in my opinion it be great to create those weak and relatable characters, but have them undergo a great transformation into something else much stronger. Though I do understand what you mean and agree in part.
The fatherless child is the edgy choice in a fighting game, the villain is just fun to play as and has a cool design unless it doesn't have a cool design and/or isn't fun to play as
Kirby is my favorite character, because he's a ball of hyperconcentrated power and friendliness
evil is a work of fiction written by narrowminded people
Ambition is to be admired... but Jack Horner ambition isn't backed up with hard working personality. He was BORN into a rich family with a successful, striving business and he is using his parent's success and their striving business to achieve his own goal on the side. It wasn't show he worked hard to achieve his position of power, instead what we only know for a fact is that he won't hesitate to cheat and double-cross the people he makes deal with. He isn't a good leader either, he attract people that either are after his money, his parent's fame or the power he accumulated with the magic item he accumulated. They certainly aren't attracted to him because he is trustworthy or worth working for. Most people FEAR him. In opposition, a character like All-Might (MHA) might have being given the key to great powers, he always worked hard to achieve his goal to become a symbol. You can like driven people with powers and they don't have to be necessary evil.
95% of the characters I love in media are either assholes, antiheroes or straight up villains. That would make me for some people the embodiment of a sociopath/psychopath
Or simply someone who isnt a push over and goes after what he desires.
I think I heard Age of Mythology music!
Kanna kamui, obito, frieza, joker,
"Very tall, very muscular, and very big-cheeked"
My friend...He's not muscular. He's fat XD
Atriox Halo wars 2:
Escharum Halo infinite:
William Afton FNAF:
Alvin the treacherous httyd:
Drago Bloodfist httyd2 :
Bane Batman:
Scarecrow Batman:
tartarus halo2:
Master chief and Arbiter Halo:
Kratos god of war:
Doom guy/Slayer DOOM:
Tuska daemon killa Warhammer 40K:
Khorne Warhammer 40K
Dr. Zomboss pvz:
Dave pvz:
The Skylanders:
Bruiser cruiser brawl and chain pain yada Chef pepper jack blaster Tron chomp chest Tyquan crow Chompie mage Golper Threat pack Kaos etc. Skylanders:
Flynn Skylanders:
Viggo Grimborn httyd:
SpongeBob Patrick Mr. Krabs Squidward SpongeBob Squarepants:
Bruticus Maximus transformers:
Megatron transformers:
Optimus prime Transformers:
Soundwave and shockwave transformers:
Bayverse Devastator transformers:
Scourge transformers rotb:
Ares god of war:
Isaac Clark dead space:
Mythical
Heracules:
Ragnar:
Achilles:
Odysseus:
Tartarus Gaia Uranus Erabus Nyx Khaos:
Atlas:
Kronos:
Typhon:
Thor:
Odin:
Viodrr:
Ares:
Athena:
Hades:
and thats not even all of them those are just the ones that I can remember
They mostly share either strength or intelligence
Except for SpongeBob and his friends
So can someone try to explain this to me about what this makes me because sometimes I just simply cant understand things?
King Arthur:
Goliath David and Goliath:
James Pokémon:
Brock Pokémon:
the age of mythology music.....
Tldr he’s literally me!!1!1!1!
FIRST!
well i have my charater list it its a mix of submissive and dominate ones
modern spider-man
N from murder drones
master cheif
doom guy
william jospeh blaztowitz
mario
and finally the entire cdast of ninjago
This video was good, but I think it made too many over-generalizations.
"Create a list of characters you enjoy the most" no specific order.
Ben 10, Neku, Agumon, Red (Pokemon), Godzilla, Yami Yugi, Seto Kaiba, Sora, Mega Man, Sonic, Magneto.
Jack Horner was right.
You seem willfully oblivious of the fact that this character never achieves anything by his own merit. All he does is exploit, steal and rob. There is nothing virtuous about him. And it's not because he goes to extremes in his behavior. He is rotten on a conceptual level, a depiction of how greed can never be satiated.
Admiration isn't the same as accepting what someone does as a good thing. Read Hitler's eulogy to get what I mean.
Bad example for me
I think people also like agents of chaos, Jack Horner doesn't care for resources either for an obstacle he tries overpowered items. For the roses he used legendary phoenix, he didn't care for wasting unicorn horns. People also like Joker which also is agent of chaos with his magic pencil trick and eccentricity
I cant relate to any fictional characters
Oof
I mean using terms like fatherless probably means there is something wrong with you.
Those characters literally had no fathers, it isnt an insult, it is factual
@@Remnant777 yeah, but you’re definitely implying something by using that term.
@@idreadFell365 because it does in fact mean many real things, you should check out the video on what it means for the person in question by watching the video I made on fatherless behavior from a psychological standpoint.
@@Remnant777 what people usually mean when they say “fatherless” is that a woman is incapable of raising a child to not be cringe, woosies, or all around not respectable. Because these people attribute those traits to women in general, which is basically sexist. And always attribute a male influence to inspire badassery
To me, the gender of a parent is irrelevant. So the term fatherless shouldn’t mean anything else other than a person literally being fatherless (having no father). There’s no point in bringing it up other than perpetuating a narrow and sexist stigma.
You want to tell me a kid who’s parents are two gay women is never gonna be a proper person?
Single mother, single father, both parents, gay parents, doesn’t matter. What matters is the content of their character. Tbh I actually agreed with most of what you said about the video on the topic of Jack Horner, but couldn’t let the unnecessary use of the term “fatherless” slide. It had me like “damn, he’s just another one of them🤦♂️”
You’re definitely gonna disagree and misunderstand me and that’s fine. I care not to change minds, I simply respond.
@@idreadFell365 Watch the video and look at the statistics before you spout such nonsense. It isnt even an opinion anymore but factual that the love and support of both parents is required for healthy development.
"What do you mean by healthy development?"
Healthy as in the kids do not have mental disorders, commit criminal behavior, or suicidal tendencies with higher amounts of depression with lower grade performance and life outcomes.
Im sorry if me saying that it takes more than putting a child in daycare regardless of how many parents it has isnt good enough, which most single mothers can only do because they have to make money for the family even if they have support from the government or the biological father. This isnt simply an opinion, it is factual. You should take the time to educate yourself before spreading such misinformation online, or saying that this means anyone hates women or is sexist for stating basic facts.
And even if she stays and doesnt put the child in a daycare, that isnt good enough and you are in part responsible for the children deprived of the love and support they deserve in life for saying it isnt needed. That they don't both parents. Shame on you
It sounds similar to the problem of almost every queer-coded character being evil for a good period of time, or simply inept. As a result, queer people are fans of a lot of villains because that is the representation they had, similarly to Jack here.
stfu nobody cares about queer people
in my opinion, i really dont like jack horner. hes to mean and he seems very annoying. 😭 i like the way he got sucked into the void at the end of the movie it was pretty cool
i like kitty softpaws tho shes pretty and the dog!!!! the dog was very cute!!
i feel like i could relate to kitty softpaws or the dog because the dog seems pretty dumb and im kinda dumb and smart in between. kitty softpaws is very cute!! She is also smart, prob smarter than puss in boots not gonna lie LOL. But err yeah its either the dog or kitty.
Amazing analysis, your video made me see many things about me and how I identify with cartoon characters in their personalities. 🤔😅
I'm definitely going to think about it a lot now. 😁
My greetings from Brazil! 💚💛💙🤍
Based video