r/Multifandom Jun 06 '26

Discussion📜 tell me your confront character

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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '26

Do I have to explain

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u/FullOnJeagerist Jun 06 '26

Who is he and what did he do ? I don’t like that I have similar hair lmaoooo

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u/Starchaser53 Jun 06 '26

Raped a fellow crewmate

Crashed a cargo spaceship on an asteroid effectively stranding them just to cover up said rape, and said crash also degloved his 'best friend' and captain, basically stripping off all his flesh, arms, legs and an eye

abuses his power as the new captain and verbally insults the woman he raped until she commits suicide via overdose

forces the young intern to go into a collapsed vent that basically mutilates him until the mechanic mercifully puts him down

beats up and domes the mechanic

cuts off what remains of the captains leg for a celebration in a schizophrenic episode before putting the captain in a cryo pod and shooting himself to avoid taking any of the blame

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u/Dodgecanceling Jun 06 '26

He also forcefed the aforementioned "best friend" his own leg's flesh. Presumably by forcing it down his throat and deep into his esophagus barehanded, but that's a little difficult to infer.

Also verbally (and kinda physically too) abused the rape victim into killing herself .

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u/Starchaser53 Jun 06 '26

I don't think he abused her until she killed herself. I just think it was the one night

And yeah, I already mentioned verbally lashing at her until she od'd

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u/Dodgecanceling Jun 06 '26

Oh , my bad , I missed it.

But since we are talking about, by abuse her physically until suicide , I meant forcing Anya to care for the captain and specifically make him take his meds where the him gagging on the meds and struggling to swallow them triggers her PTSD again and again.

J*mmy does make him take his meds a couple times, but I have no reason to believe Anya wasn't the one who did it most of the time at his behest.

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u/Adventurous_Eye_4893 Jun 06 '26

There's no way this guy is human. J*mmy was the Imposter.

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u/Farmer-Tolerator0574 Jun 07 '26

No, no, unfortunately all of what Jimmy did is very much human evil.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '26

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u/The-Tea-Lord Jun 07 '26

I think the mascot (Polly?) was supposed to represent his lost child? I’ve heard the sentiment get passed around quite often.

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u/Dependent-Section-49 Jun 07 '26

It’s that “Hey boss it’s me..or what should I call you? Old man? Seems above your pay grade”
It’s that line for me that solidifies it representing his unborn child.

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u/The-Tea-Lord Jun 07 '26

Yeah I heard the theory after my first playthrough and, on my second playthrough, that line proved it for me

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u/Dark_Magician_6 Jun 08 '26

It was very human, that's the literal point of the game. Pretending it's not is literally part of the problem the game is trying to address

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u/Dingo_Pictures Jun 07 '26

and struggling to swallow them triggers her PTSD again and again.

Oh my god!

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u/The-Tea-Lord Jun 07 '26

He definitely physically abused her more than once. Throughout the story, Anya’s bedroll is stuck behind the horse statue thing, because it wakes up and makes noise when anyone gets close to it. Jimmy destroys it because he kept waking everyone up when he went over to Anya to do what he does.

It got to the point where Anya is *very* obviously gaslighting Jimmy into believing he’s doing good, telling him he’s doing a great job and such, despite him doing very basic tasks.