Eric is truly a sociopath - he doesn't understand other people, he just assumes that everyone thinks the same way he does. He said early on that he'd kill himself if he was blind, so killing the old lady before he left was probably a kindness in his mind. This is why empathy is so important...
@@GeekLodestars Unlike the Creature Commandos, Eric is an actual monster - in more ways than one. I think that might be the point, at least in this story - all of our commandos (well, Phosphorus is still up in the air, but you get it) are misunderstood and traumatised. Our Frankenstein misunderstands and is traumatising. It makes for a good juxtaposition.
@@jollyrayda Only Commando we have left for a backstory is Phosphorus and I'm curious to see how it unfolds. I wish I wasn't spoiled by the Clayface angle damn internet.
@@GeekLodestars Yeah, I'm intrigued as well - he seems the most cavalier about killing, but I can't tell yet if that makes him a bad guy or there's some underlying story to it (the latter I'm guessing if past episodes are anything to go by) And that sucks you got spoiled! i wasn't, but I figured it out before the reveal - the behaviour in the classroom and then the double thing made me almost sure, and then I remembered the talk about a Clayface movie/show/something and knew there was no one else it could be 🙂
Yeah the whole demeanor of that professor was completely different from the previous episode. I'm more curious as to why Clayface is showing up in this show.
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Eric is truly a sociopath - he doesn't understand other people, he just assumes that everyone thinks the same way he does. He said early on that he'd kill himself if he was blind, so killing the old lady before he left was probably a kindness in his mind. This is why empathy is so important...
Yeah I think out of all the characters he's probably my least liked so far.
@@GeekLodestars Unlike the Creature Commandos, Eric is an actual monster - in more ways than one. I think that might be the point, at least in this story - all of our commandos (well, Phosphorus is still up in the air, but you get it) are misunderstood and traumatised. Our Frankenstein misunderstands and is traumatising. It makes for a good juxtaposition.
@@jollyrayda Only Commando we have left for a backstory is Phosphorus and I'm curious to see how it unfolds. I wish I wasn't spoiled by the Clayface angle damn internet.
@@GeekLodestars Yeah, I'm intrigued as well - he seems the most cavalier about killing, but I can't tell yet if that makes him a bad guy or there's some underlying story to it (the latter I'm guessing if past episodes are anything to go by)
And that sucks you got spoiled! i wasn't, but I figured it out before the reveal - the behaviour in the classroom and then the double thing made me almost sure, and then I remembered the talk about a Clayface movie/show/something and knew there was no one else it could be 🙂
Yeah the whole demeanor of that professor was completely different from the previous episode. I'm more curious as to why Clayface is showing up in this show.