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A beautiful servant. He who was lost, but shall return. Have you heard of him, lad? Have you heard of Sauron?

Ilona gets it, this is too funny

Werewolf by Night: Laura Donnelly on Creating the ‘Heart of the Story’ With Elsa Bloodstone

He's a mentally troubled young teen with a genetic condition that his father refused to address or treat for fear of what it might mean. He's an outcast among "normies" and was never given the help he was needed, so an outsider preyed upon his vulnerable condition and manipulated him.

If he had gone to the school as a student, if his father—who we see again and agin refuses to address the issue despite Tyler's repeated attempts to—had even deigned to acknowledge it ... then Tyler could have gotten the help and support he needed.

But instead he was abused by someone who made him feel understood and loved in a way he never had before.

Why does everyone keep saying that Weems was the one who said to the mayor that he doesn't understand what it's like not to be believed? That was Morticia. And it was in response to a man who was stalking her, got violent, and tried to murder her boyfriend.

You know, the issue that women overwhelmingly deal with, and are often ignored when they report it to the authorities? Which was in direct response to the mayor, who used to be the Sheriff, and who ignored her complaint about the guy stalking her.