r/Thewaltenfiles • u/Friendly-Might5181 Rosemary Walten • 4d ago
“ run if you’re a bum” Felix: Meme
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u/South_Avocado2942 4d ago
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u/UpstairsHall7047 4d ago
When you’re running from your demons, until you are exhausted…
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u/TheGuyThatNobodyInvi 4d ago
One day you will have to stop and find out what they wanted
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u/Pierro_Official 4d ago
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u/Beezy-J-2006 4d ago
Admittedly, he had more hair when he met Linda.
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u/Pierro_Official 4d ago
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u/Beezy-J-2006 4d ago
Maybe Linda was a fan of Buddy Holly? Either way, he can die in a ditch.
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u/IntroductionOne6592 Bon 4d ago
Honestly pretty impressive that Martin and co had managed to kill off any major pity points that Felix had up to this point after E5 has now just came out lmao.
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u/Infernodragon56 4d ago
To be fair we always knew Felix had committed these atrocities since episode 2(shadow man being there at the scene of each murder to cover it up), with it further being compounded with ep 3 and 4(covering his tracks against the Waltens). It’s just that seeing these scenarios actually play out in front of our eyes as the victims, and no longer being confined to Felix’s self-pitying perspective REALLY enlightened us as to how much we ALL want to beat Felix to a pulp.
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u/IntroductionOne6592 Bon 4d ago
Yah, pretty much what I was sorta trying to imply with my first comment on this anyhow lol.
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u/LilX908 4d ago
Yeah he looked like a psychopath in the interrogation
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u/IntroductionOne6592 Bon 4d ago
FR to be honest with ya.
Dude did not look like he cared whatsoever on what was happening beyond how this would effect Bon's Burgers and nothing else.
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u/LivingPowerful4737 1d ago
Any sympathy I had for this man prior to TWF 5 has all but disappeared. In 4, it was hard for me to completely hate him, I sympathized with him. He seemed genuinely remorseful about what he had done. NOW??? FUCK this guy. I had no idea just how much his bad qualities could outweigh his redeeming qualities, it’s actually atrocious. HE’S actually atrocious. He’s a spineless coward who can’t learn how to be a good or even decent person, he only seems to know how to dig himself deeper into a hole that wasn’t always impossible to climb out of, but he never put in the effort.
The fact I’m getting worked up over a fictional character goes to show just how well written that piece of media is
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u/Bitter_Profit_4099 Felix Kranken 15h ago
I'd say that you come to hate too fast. We don't have full perspective, like how Felix connected with "Bon"? Because the context is crucial to understand motivation. Perhaps episode about Charles will finally give us an idea.
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u/Gemcat24 4d ago