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Project W is such a tragic loop.
They wanted to create beings beyond human limitations ,and succeeded so completely that their creations abandoned humanity altogether.
Albert became obsession made flesh.
Alex became fear of death turned genius.
And together, they prove that Umbrella didnât evolve humanity.
It destroyed it.
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"So, you're the guy, our sister was talking about...", Adam (the one with the buzz cut hair) spoke, after Jessy introduced us to each other and rushed inside of the house.
"You're smaller than I expected," Alex (the one with the longer hair) noted, while scanning me with his eyes.
I had been a bit over average with my height of 5'11" and Jessy was around the same height, maybe an inch shorter. But compared to her brothers I felt like a hobbit. They were both close to 7 ft, towering more than a head over me. And if that wasn't enough, they were also very muscular â their arms reaching probably 20 inches.
Adam stepped closer to me and grabbed my arm â his hand almost wrapping it completely, "Do you work out?"
"Hm,,, I go to gym sometime..."
"Definitely not enough," Adam added with a light smirk. "Let's go inside and you can tell us more about yourself".
The brothers escorted me into the house and led to the billiard room, where they sat on the big leather couch with a glass of whiskey each. They also handed me a glass and let me take a seat in an armchair in front of them like I was doing some interview. Then they kept asking me about my life and work to get to know me better. After some time they became more relax and friendly but the feeling of their superiority didn't disappear.
Continuously feeling superior is a characteristic of immaturity.
Eraldo Banovac
« Il faut faire de sa propre vie une Ćuvre dâart. La vie dâun homme intelligent doit ĂȘtre crĂ©Ă©e par lui-mĂȘme. La vĂ©ritable supĂ©rioritĂ© ne consiste en rien dâautre. »
â Gabriele D'Annunzio, Il Piacere (1889).
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Homelander wasn't Asexual. I'm not sure why they kept throwing the word around in S5 but he clearly was just preoccupied with becoming his godself.
Obviously, he raped Rebecca. I dunno what the weird milk fetish was about. He was smitten with Stormfront and they fucked all over the place. After she died he didn't find anyone else "fuckable". He was repulsed by anyone who tried to flirt or flatter because they weren't worthy of him (I can relate to this... LOL).
It's just so repulsive sexually when there aren't any like-minded beings.... and there are SO many far more important things to focus attention and energy on! .......NEXT!
he wanted to be god, but his weakness was he had a deep-rooted need for the approval/love/worship of the people. If he could have transcended whatever that was ........ embraced being himself in spite of being hated, he probably would've been untouchable...
AFRICAN MOTHER ROASTS AMERICA ON CAMERA âYou better finish your food, children⊠"There are hungry kids starving in America!â When did the tables turn THIS bad?!
When the âchickens come home to roostâ) It's all about consequences â the idea that what youâve done in the past eventually circles back to you. In your context, itâs not about mocking anyoneâs suffering; itâs a reckoning.
They are pointing out that for decades, Americans were conditioned to see poverty and struggle as something that only happened âover there.â The âhungry children in Africaâ trope wasnât just a moral lesson â it reinforced a sense of superiority and pity, as if we were somehow immune to hardship.
Now, as economic instability, hunger, and political chaos rise here, itâs a wake-up call â a âsmack down,â as you said â showing that the same conditions we once judged or pitied in others can and do happen at home. Itâs not mockery, itâs irony with a moral edge.
