(THOBM) Peter Quint - Why Didn't You Stop Him?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- "Why didn't you stop him?"
Even though everyone hates him he's my favorite character in Bly Manor. Not because of his awful personality but because of the layers he has. I love deep and layered characters and he's one of them.
A well acted and written character. So there you go :)
This is amazing. His character/performance was overlooked in Bly manor because he was the villain.
couldn't agree more :)
"Honey I don't even know that you're dead."
What a grim line to end this off and it sums up beautifully
thank youu :)
i fell in love with this guy on every scene
his performance was really incredible and his accent OMG 😭😍🤌🏼
samee
The part with his mom broke my heart a little 💔
believe me, you're not the only one who feels like that :)
Thank you so much for this masterpiece
I loved Peter from the first he’s so underrated the amount of pain he was forced to endure was insane
I know he and Jamie are supposed to be foils and it works but it also shows
What someone who had a loving family before going into foster care vs someone who was horrendously abused by their father who also used them as bait to get more young kids to come over
His mother also knew everything and blamed Peter for his father going to jail
And then had the audacity to blackmail him with his trauma for money
Jamie teve uma família amorosa? Essa foi boa kkkkkkkkk
Born a human, made into a monster, died a monster and then finally left this earth as a human again. Just goes to show that no one is born a monster, they are made into one and yet still have the capacity to make free choices later in life - unfortunately it's not an easy thing to do - as is shown with Peter who took the easy way out. That final confrontation with his mother is heart-breaking when all is finally revealed about him and his childhood, you truly feel for him and yet it does not excuse the choices he made as an adult.
I have been waiting for so long for someone to make this. Thank you thank you thank you.
you're welcome :) I'm glad you liked it! I have a Steven Crain edit as well if you want to watch :) I made both of them a tribute of some kind because they are my favorite characters from the shows :)
Wow...I literally cried when I finally understood this...question. Is the man possessing the boy or is the boy possessing the man? When you watch this you get the impression that Peter is the bad guy so you go with that assumption, but this isn't about good or bad...the boy is not bad. He's innocent...he's good. If the boy possesses the man then he's the one projecting himself as a grown man to escape the trauma of his boyhood. The boy seeks refuge in the grown man. It's the boy that kills him. The past is haunting the adults...Part of why Peter and Rebecca fall in love is because they are the little kids who we think are alive. Sounds weird they would "fall in love" because they are brother in sister, but in spirit form, that's not true so they can embody the "lovers". Peter and Rebecca connect because they are "kindred spirits". When Peter says "You called me" to his mother, it's the boy addressing the mother. And like a little kid, he argues "I'll be rich one day so I can leave"...the mom is speaking to his future when she says "you're not rich now are you", she's cursing him, putting a hex on his future so he's bound to carry this inferiority complex (wonder inner child) wherever he goes....wow very deep series...
wow, so many words...thank you.
And I agree with everything you said. His story was not about the good and the bad and it wasn't all black and white. He constantly battles with his inner innocent child. That's the undamaged part of him and when he's with the kids that's what comes out but when he's with other adults his adult side comes out and that is the one who re-lives the trauma every day and can not trust adults.
In the end, he wasn't a bad guy, atleast not for me but he was not innocent either. He did terrible things and he basically abused the kids even if it's not the way that his father did to him. However, he's still my favorite character in the show.
By the way, when I first heard "Why didn't you stop him?" line i literally sobbed lol you're not alone.
Wow that's a really odd interpretation and wrong in a few ways. Peter and Beccs fell in love before they died, that's quite apparent by the show showing us they are in love before they died. Not so much after Peter forced her to die by using her body.
Also Peter is the villan, he's abusing a little boys body like his father abused his when he was younger. He's just continuing the cycles of abuse.
When Peter says "you called me" to his mother he means she called him on the telephone to meet, and he naively thought she wanted to meet to apologize for letting his father abuse him all the time and saying it was basically Peter's fault that he was abused. Then she told Peter to do the scheme of stealing Henry's money to pay her off to not speak about his past. Miles didn't kill Peter, if anything his mother killed him. If he didn't steal that money he wouldn't have tried to run away and would most likely still be alive. That's why he says to his mom "how does it feel to know you killed your boy?" And she says "I don't even know you're dead", she says this because he's dream hopping but stuck in the one dream that ruined it all for him, like his own personal hell while others can have nice dreams.
As for the mom cursing Peter's future by saying "you're not rich now are ya?" .... what?? Lol that's just her trying to belittle Peter, it's an abusive tactic to try and get people to do what you want, like getting Peter to steal Henry's Money to pay her off.
Masterpiece
Had to put the subtitles on for him and I'm Scottish.
wow thats an awesome edit
thanks :)
You can love a character even if they're a villain! Some don't understand that. I went from liking him to loving him to hating him in end, but I LOVED the performance. He had a rough life. The mother scene is horrible. But he killed his girlfriend and tried stealing a little boy's life. Are those things understandable given his circumstances? Absolutely. Awful though. Also he killed the housekeeper. That one has no justification. I love complex characters though. I much prefer him as a villain than the lake lady.
Agreed! There's no excuse for anything he's done - no question. But complex characters are just fun in general. :)
That 'Scottish' accent.... Grim
What does he sound like?
As a Scot it's definitely not the best but also not the worst. It's passable but that's mostly because the acting is good :')
I mean it actually got my (Scottish) mum thinkin he was actually Scottish for a while so I think it’s passable lmao
thought he was a real Scot...
I dont like it when ppl try to humenized those characters and blur the lines between good and bad. Peter did to this boy and gf what his father did to him. He was weak. Instaid of taking his exprience with his dad and promise himself he will not be like him he will not hurt anybody he chose to be evil. We humans have a choice. We always do. Im dont feel sorry for ppl like him. i will never feel sorry for no killer or a rapist just because they have had bad things happening to them. I dont care.. the moment you chose to be bad to be evil that is all you are and all you will ever be.
I know Oliver JC was sexual abused himself repeatedly so that scene kinda made me wonder what part of it he was not really acting. I dont know what actually happend to him, I hope he wasnt fully raped but still i feel bad for him its horrible especially for boys and men. It kills the soul.
Agreed. Although I do think humanizing a character is normal, even in this case. I tried to show how trauma can affect the human mind and how it can create an endless cycle. However; I didn't, in any way, try to make no one feel sorry for him. I personally don't. Being abused doesn't excuse the abuse but it gives a reason to the character to use that against the world. That's what I tried to capture. I just liked the character because he had the most complex storyline. :) I did not know Oliver had lived through similar things, thanks for letting me know that!
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Attempted Scottish accent is utterly brutal.
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