[ SECRET POST #6446 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6446 ⌋

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Comments

[kamino_neko]

Yeah. Anything about Trap that I'd consider a flaw (alcoholic, womanizing adulterer, sexist), early-seasons Hawkeye is the same but worse (including the cheating, part of the time, before they decided once and for all that he wasn't married), and Henry's no better.

Frank's awful in mostly different ways (still a sexist adulterer, also racist, not as good at his job, stick-up-his-ass), but I wouldn't say he couldn't help it any more than I'd say it for the more sympathetic ones.

[(Anonymous)]

This is from the book, but the name "Trapper" comes from an incident in medical school where he was caught with a girl on a train and she yelled out that he had "trapped her."

Plus that whole thing where he had no issue cheating on his wife. I mean, neither did Burns or Blake, but it really highlights the contrast in morality with Honeycutt & Potter - both devoted married men who - though they both cheated at some point - mainly stayed faithful to their wives.

[(Anonymous)]

In Radar's Report he wants to kill the North Korean patient he blames for his patient's death but Hawkeye stops him.