17x07 // The Gang Gets Ready For Prime Time
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17x07 // The Gang Gets Ready For Prime Time
β³ Dennis + self soothing

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β³ Dennis + sensitivity to harsh noise (4/?)
something i find fascinating is that dennis doesn't recognize dee as the controlling and abusive one in her relationship with ben, because he just plainly cannot conceive of women having any amount of power over a man; it has to be that she's being duped by him somehow, that he's secretly in control. it's such a perfect reflection of the way he's compartmentalized and dismissed his own abuse.

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i haven't been watching season 8 in production order, but its been on my mind, and i really do think dennis' characterization is affected by it all being out of order π it's all over the place in broadcast order, he goes from being relatively well adjusted in one episode, then thrill-seeking and apathetic in another, but it makes a lot more sense, for example, to have Charlie Rules The World leading into Frank's Back In Business, then into Charlie's Mom Has Cancer.
he isnt interested in playing a character or "living life through a video game", but he gets the chance to assume the identity of brian lefevre in the following episode, which he hopes will fulfill that need for a Dangerous, Exciting, Disabling thrill. and what he actually gets off on is being caught in the end. real beer with real consequences.
and after all this, these leading (cut) lines implying he's taken it to a new extreme and has been fantasizing killing or (by this point) has actually killed people, we get Wedding Massacre, where we are led to believe he's been caught after killing maureen. by this point have plenty of reason to believe he's both capable of doing so and is almost certainly guilty... and then the twist is, of course, that he didn't.
cat in the wall. car in the river.