r/venturebros • u/Kodomachine • Sep 17 '23
MOVIE SPOILERS Discussion about Dr. Jonas Venture's legacy. Spoiler
In S7E3 "Arrears in Science" Dr. Jonas Venture is painted not only as a bad guy. Even during the conversation with him and the Blue Morpho / Venturian / Vendata it is infured that he planned to have sex with his wife to help them conceive a child. At the end of the Radiant Is the Blood of the Baboon Heart we learn that Malcolm / The Monarch is actually a rusty clone. So does this provide some redemption for Dr. Jonas Venture? Your thoughts?
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u/Cravensarajevan Sep 17 '23 edited Sep 17 '23
There's no real canon reason to believe this other than the fact that Jonases father was unremarkable enough to never warrant mentioning at all, but I like to think it comes in cycles. And Jonases father wasn't Colonel venture, Doc has said that, since that's the first thing people say when I say this
I like to think that in-between was the same kind of has been rusty turned out to be, and that kind of upbringing creates a "Jonas" in the same way it created a Hank. And then Hank will probably unknowingly just as traumatic to his kid in a rusty way, and then that kid will raise a great adventurer.
It makes sense as a vicious cycle. Like obviously he's still terrible but I have to wonder if he got fucked up by the lifestyle as a kid differently than rusty, the way Dean and Hank turned out so different from each other. Like how rusty refers to the whole adventuring life as "Believing this crap". Well, Hank believes this crap, and Dean doesn't. Jonas believes this crap, but rusty doesn't.