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Peggy does like a good story.
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Okay. Recap time. Actually, I'd like to hear from any fans of the show about their thoughts on the episode this comic is referencing (Episode 7: Bride of Pretorius). Did you find it funny? Interesting? Not a fan? What're your thoughts, if any, on the episode or our resident comet-chaser, Evelyn?
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This blog'll be dedicated to the adventures of these two doofuses that only appeared together once in the episode "Bride of Pretorius" of "The Mask: Animated Series."
More than anyone, I think Peggy was the right person to talk about this.
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We turn the focus a bit away from Stanley and Evelyn to Peggy. I'd always thought it odd that they'd end up friends after how she betrayed him in the film. But I also saw it as something she owed him. And it's that self-reflection that Stanley will need if he's ever going to understand the people he's hurt—Evelyn included.
More to come. Leave your thoughts below.
Backstory number 2.
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I feel this is going to stir up conversation.
One of the reasons why my fixation with the episode "Bride of Pretorius" compels me to write about characters like Evelyn is because of how it reflects on Stanley.
Stanley Ipkiss, as portrayed in the film and cartoon, is depicted as a self-confessed hopeless romantic, a repressed wild man, and eccentric personality. This episode, however, whether intentionally or not, reveals his desperation. When Evelyn accidentally dons the Mask, Stanley is committed from the start to relieve her of it. But his reasons aren't so altruistic. Let's look at the transcript:
