[ SECRET POST #2643 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2643 ⌋

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Comments

[feotakahari]

"Keller didn't love Beecher. Keller was a sociopath who used Beecher."

"Keller was abusive, but he still loved Beecher."

Alternate Character Interpretation woo!

(I never watched this show, to be honest.)

[(Anonymous)]

Those two comments next to each other were hilarious.

[(Anonymous)]

IMO Keller was a sociopath in love. Does it make sense?

[(Anonymous)]

LOL I love the juxtaposition :)

Keller really was a sociopath in canon but he honestly did seem to love Beecher. It was weird and kinda wonderful and yet really sick all the same time.

[(Anonymous)]

You should. It is sometimes very hard to take as it it can be extremely violent, graphically so, depressing and downright disgusting, but it is always worth watching. Really. It is a classic and apart from the last season, I would recommend it all. Preferably in order so you can follow the storyline which can get rather complex as it has both episodic story lines as well as overarching ones, Beecher and Keller's relationship being one of the latter.

And by the way, it's not exactly an alternate character interpretation: that's the way most people who have watched Oz see it as a matter of fact... In fact I suspect that first response may have been confusing Keller with Vern Schillinger. The description used is exactly how I see the Beecher/Schillinger relationship.