"Wally can be both the victim and a villain"
Here's the thing, If y'all truly believe this, then your main target wouldn't be Wally every update, and none of your arguments or talking points would mainly center around him and circle back around to make everything only Wally's fault. How is it whenever the topic of his autism or disability is discussed it's either we're "infantilizing" him or not "holding him accountable" and not just taken as a contributing factor of him being mistreated and sidelined in his own role as the supposed main character? Him having a disability doesn't mean he has to be innocent no, but it doesn't mean it still isn't out of the realm of possibility, or that now every disabled character can't still be a victim and has to fit into the newer more nuanced expectations of how we should now expect to see a disabled character represented. Let's not forget the fact Clown literally said that welcome home had themes of ableism and yet I fail to see the victim side of almost every argument. You don't have to believe Wally's a saint, but I need y'all to realize that not every horror arg or horror related media has to to have a bad guy, and not every morally gray character has to be a villain, it's take accountability for a character until y'all get called out for mainly using that character as a scapegoat, it's been well over 3 years since this project took place yet y'all continue to throw the blame on him every single update and refuse to knowledge his autism being a key factor in his behavior. Please miss me with that nonsense.
