Chris and romance

[JarlaxleBaenre]

To my mind, blood contract = bartering the soul. I wonder if Chris thought of that, too.

 

[Marvin]

I'm beginning to wonder if Chris is even capable of love. Any relationship in his life that resembles love seems childish. Even for his parents, I think he only 'loves' them as long as they nanny him. And when the roles reverse, he goes "It's not my purpose in life to serve my mother".

Exactly because in his head, romance is mostly just a means to an end... Or several I guess:

- hanky panky
- Crystal
- a life of comfort where he can be a househusband.

Is he capable of love? Probably, but from what I've interpreted, he sees it as a symbol more than anything.

At the risk of A-logging, he really isn't capable of love for another person. To Chris people are objects that exist to serve and glorify him. That's why he shows no gratitude towards Rocky for getting him Bell, he believes everyone should be bending over backwards to help him by default.

He was pretty grateful to Rocky for a few great things she's done for him. The problem is is that Chris quickly forgets about things like that. Time (and Chris) moves on.

Love can hurt as much as it can heal. There's no way Chris would put up with the hurt part, he's simply scream "troll" and look for another caretaker.

Huh? People on here really overexaggerate how Chris actually acts. He might eventually call someone a troll, but he can take months of abuse before it gets to that point.

 

[Alec Benson Leary]

He was pretty grateful to Rocky for a few great things she's done for him. The problem is is that Chris quickly forgets about things like that. Time (and Chris) moves on.

Oh, most definitely. As has been discussed lately, the free lawyer who prevented a prison term is a great example. Chris is glad for a few minutes when someone does something nice for him but his whole MO is basically "oh yeah? Well what have you done for me lately?"

 

[Marvin]

He was pretty grateful to Rocky for a few great things she's done for him. The problem is is that Chris quickly forgets about things like that. Time (and Chris) moves on.

Oh, most definitely. As has been discussed lately, the free lawyer who prevented a prison term is a great example. Chris is glad for a few minutes when someone does something nice for him but his whole MO is basically "oh yeah? Well what have you done for me lately?"

This. Chris understands when his ass was just on the line and how he just barely escaped becoming a prison bitch, but he quickly forgets about this and moves on to a new (extremely minor) topic.

 

[Alec Benson Leary]

Oh, most definitely. As has been discussed lately, the free lawyer who prevented a prison term is a great example. Chris is glad for a few minutes when someone does something nice for him but his whole MO is basically "oh yeah? Well what have you done for me lately?"

This. Chris understands when his ass was just on the line and how he just barely escaped becoming a prison bitch, but he quickly forgets about this and moves on to a new (extremely minor) topic.

So I guess you could say that for Chris, no shit is... too minor??

 

[Marvin]

Oh, most definitely. As has been discussed lately, the free lawyer who prevented a prison term is a great example. Chris is glad for a few minutes when someone does something nice for him but his whole MO is basically "oh yeah? Well what have you done for me lately?"

This. Chris understands when his ass was just on the line and how he just barely escaped becoming a prison bitch, but he quickly forgets about this and moves on to a new (extremely minor) topic.

So I guess you could say that for Chris, no shit is... too minor??