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It’s very interesting. At first, Felix seems like a cowardly scumbag, but the more we see of him the more we get his perspective and (still VERY flawed) reasonings. He might be the most complex character in The Walten Files so far.
yea the hate people give him is unwarranted in my eyes
@@dogwelderytI think he gets to much hate for the wrong reasons he shouldn’t be liked he did something already bad by drinking and driving but to do it with not just someone’s but your friends children is so not evil but stupid. I like his development but I still do not like him but I agree he gets to much hate but he should still be hated.
@@Steakknifejr_Jorpele yes
he’s overhated* if you will
Felix is sitting in the grave he dug for himself, as he planned to end it all there along side the kids
Correct yes
I love the little detail of how he didn’t put a cross on his own grave
@@Afish8me2china He felt he had not earned it.
I also like the static effect above the grave, it represents how felix doesn't want to think about what's going to happen to him when he has to come clean to jack, and how he wished it all ended in the accident
I also think that the static may represent Felix’s disassociation from killing Ed and Molly, where it’s a common response after doing something so horrific
he literally imagines himself as having died in the wreck. that's how far gone he is
Gave me disassociation vibes. Also I'd say it's pretty accurate as someone who experiences it somewhat often
The description of the episode also says the tape was weird when viewed. There was minutes of static and white screen with very quiet voices being heard. Probably meaning the Felix/Walten section and the Wonderland section wasn't viewable in universe
And this is why we don't drunk before drive
Drink while you drive, got it
@@ravencollins5638stop stop it right now omg
No it’s why we don’t drive before drunk
This is why you don't ask somebody who you know has an alcohol Addiction help you with something that needs driving.
@@therealmanguyman he didnt know susan and charles literally said “we should tell rosemary and jack” and they didnt do it in time
Its weird cuz like..given the surrounding context clues we know that to some extent people know he was drunk while driving. And we see the aftermath of it, but for some reason people think he lied. (Talking about Charles and Susan)
What if he didnt lie, truly did come clean about accidentally killing Edd and Molly, but his panicked burial of the bodies (meaning nobody can find them) and the discarding of their belongings makes people THINK he killed them on purpose.
Hes flawed and fucked up bad, but his panicked actions resulted in an accident looking more premeditated.
The problem is that in Lacrimoza, they show that Felix lied to the police to not incriminate himself
I mean… he did lie to the police. On the Lacrimosa video’s description he did lie
@@amdete8254 Ye, I dont 100% follow my own theory anymore. I completely forgot about the desc of Lacrimosa. I am starting to think it is more likely he just went and killed the people who knew better to cover it up. Save his business and whatnot.
It humanises the character, in earlier episodes it may not be him trying to cover up what he did with the tapes saying "hes the greatest" its him trying to tell himself that to try and get himself out of the guilt for Ed and Molly, and it could be a mask he wears to give the illusion, like he lives in greatness but really is the worst person he knows
Martin could go for a more horror, creepy episode but he really made a well developed video that awnsers a lot of questions and give us new doubts
I don’t know if anyone’s gonna see this one but the way Felix’s grief is presented in Walten files 3 and 4 feels so real to me, not only just how it’s described in this video but also the anguish in his voice when he screams in walten files 3, that part was the only part to truly get to me in the series so far, the way he screams is something I can recognize. That is pure anguish knowing what he’s done and knowing he can’t go back anymore, wishing he could’ve gone one night sober so Jack’s kids could’ve been safe.
Honestly, I truly feel sorry for Felix. Sure, he didn't handle things the best after or even before the crash, but it was clear that he was struggling both mentally and emotionally. Now he's going through hell and he knows it's his fault, things will never go back to the way they were and it's all his fault. Call me too forgiving if you want, but I just find this to be tragic all around. 😔
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Yeah and now his whole life is changed
@@somerandomperrson his life got flip turned upside down
Wasn't the reason he got an alcohol addiction his wife leaving him?
@@therealmanguyman didnt she leave him the day he was supposed to bring edd and molly back from the school party
its interesting how jack is portrayed in twf 4. We get so little shots of his face and whenever we do get to see it it's almsot completely shrouded in darkness. That, combined with all of the shots inside the house makes jack seem almost monstrous. This is probably to show how Felix perceives jack as, or it could be more to do with jack's anger with him.
jack is just as complex as felix
its obvious he's distraught over the kids as any father would be
i don't think of it as him being angry at felix tho i think that's more of him reacting out of not knowing what's going on.
hard to tell where either of them go as characters
@@prodtre It was said that jack had anger issues, but idk. (from the webpage arg)
@@natanvelazquez2270 could be a mix of both happening at once anger and grief.
i think jack is completely devastated. in all of his scenes he constantly switches from angry and yelling to desperately pleading with felix. he lost his best friend and his children his anger is justified and it comes from a place of desperation
"Pick up the phone felix"
- Jack walten before dissapearing for no reason
It upset me to see people call Felix a coward for not jumping, but in my opinion it shows how brave he is for not taking the easy way out.
The scene with Felix may be one of the most tense that I've seen in an analog horror series.
While other series have utilized the thought of suicide, we never see the actual process but rather the aftermath.
But here, although Felix doesn't go through with his suicide attempt, it still makes the scene so tense and had you on the edge of your seat nonetheless.
I think my favorite part about this scene is actually the fact you can HEAR the car horn slowly get louder as Felix almost jumps into the river.
It’s the little details.
its what ive always noticed about kranken he never intentionally wanted this to happen
its easy to look at what he did and judge but when you look back on it its not like he doesn't feel bad about what happened .
I mean, yeah, but he’s also a piss baby coward who runs away from his problems and didn’t bother trying to get help for his drinking problem until it literally killed two children
I adore how Felix isn’t your typical evil villian but a broken man, someone who doesn’t want to do bad things, someone that didn’t mean to do bad things but still bad things happened amd He couldn’t control it. I also want to point out that someone mentioned that you could still hear breathing from The two twins, meaning that they wern’t dead at that point bit just dying. And Felix still being drunk and now really guilty didn’t notice
The series is horrifying, and yet sparks a lot of emotions out of me
I love characters that remind me of my humanity, and after bunnyfarm, Felix became my favorite fictional character. I'm invested in the story just to see how it ends for him.
talking about sympathy for the villain, am I right?
I CAN'T help but feel horrible for felix... even more than I do for everyone else.
It's so easy to set yourself in his situation.. thinking of what would happen if you were to fuck up so badly
I love these types of characters because It humanizes them to make us feel both sorry yet upset at them.
We felt bad for Felix accidental murder and his attempt to end it all because he thinks he should've died with them and not be the lone survivor of his own cause
But at the same time.
We felt angry at Felix for keeping his problems a secret, destroying his life (along with his friends) the more he fell for it, like his alcohol addiction. It drowned him in his own guilt but he refused to climb back up and admit being the source of the flood.
This is defintley the best drunk driving psa out there
Gonna be interesting to see what happens from this point on, as we know he keeps rocket as a reminder of what hes done but eventually rocket too is locked away in K9
I feel as their bond between feels quite strong together prior to the crash imo
I already liked felix before this épisode, even after what he did, well at first he didn't want to go to that school party with edd and molly because of his bad state of mind, but since Jack coudn't and kept insisting, Felix accepted and ya know, he got drunk at the adult section because he's a depressed addict, and what happened happened
And yeah like everyone I was pissed at Félix for the accident and the jokes where funny
But at the same time I felt sympaphetic toward that character because I cant imagin trauma of accidentally killing the kids of my best friends and I think it's understandable that Felix just straight up ignored Jack's calls even if it was a bad décision at this point things can't get worse for him as he think
Like yeah I think nobody would be able to answer Jack and be like
"Oh man listen shit happen I accidentally killed your kids I didn't mean to"
It was his responsability to tell jack but at the same time... it's awful.
And Jack has every right to hate Félix and wanting to kill him
Felix, who was already struggling with dépression, alcoholism and his falling relationship with linda has lost now his best friend and his job.
And his mental health is going worse after what he did.
So yeah I like Felix but also goddamit Felix get some fucking help
So yeah here was my useless comment
THANK YOU. SOMEONE POINTING THIS OUT FOR ONCE
Yea of course this is one of my favorite videos I’ve ever made!
Honestly, I think this new installment really helps clarify things and add good information to the viewers. (I just found your channel off of this video. Keep going. I like the thumbnail you made)
Glad TH-cam lead you here and thank you!
You're welcome, and I would like to mention something. The entity that is called "Bon" looks like it could be of the three people Jack, Felix, or Norman. I'm just saying this because of the lack of information we really have about those three and the suit the entity wears. (By lack of information, I mean current status, being if they are alive or dead)
@@ZeMoonMonkeypretty sure Felix doesn’t die at any point since he is alive for the restoration of Bon’s Burgers.
@maddiemare5093 Yea, I wasn't quite thinking about that; it's a good thing you brought that up, thank you.
@@ZeMoonMonkey given that norman is still alive after susan goes missing, it's highly unlikely that he's bon. same goes for felix as another reply already stated. a lot of people think that jack could be bon, but the two characters seem to act and sound completely different from eachother, and despite being missing it isn't confirmed that jack is dead, and i believe that it's hinted that he may still be alive. i think that bon is possessed by someone that has yet to be introduced in the tapes.
Tell me your thoughts on The Walten Files 4
It was a pretty interesting video and I love how Martin took his time to show us with more detail the accident that killed Ed and Molly and Suzanne's death. I love how it explained a lot of things that definitely needed answer right now, like giving us Felix's perspective of the death of the kids, finally have an explanation of the one thing we didn't understand about Brian's death (the weird face we now know is Bon scanning Brian's face but malfunctionning, making him think he killed Sophie) and finally knowing who's the ghost possessing Bon.... kinda. I love how Martin is kinda trolling with us by finally revealing who's inside Bon, just to tell us absolutely nothing about him. No dull name, his character is so strange that there's not a lot of definite features about him giving us a single clue of his actual real iddentity. I hope that the theories about Jack not being Bon but still being alive are true. Cause it'd be interesting to see his reaction to any of this happening.
I'm glad people are starting to catch on to the fact that felix is an extremely complicated character. I've been saying for years that felix's behavior doesn't stem from plain selfish self preservation, but a heavy tendency for conflict avoidance. The way he tries to put the facade of a honest businessman, buries the kids and avoids confronting jack may easily allude to someone who simply wants to save his hide, but adding the context of him being unable of telling jack no to taking the kids, the tape recorders he uses so he won't try fooling himself that "nothing happened", the way he hid rocket, the way he avoided addressing the issue of his alcoholism with linda, the fact that the waltens are unaware of his alcoholism (because he probably tried to hide it from them), all that paints the story of someone with way, wayyy deeper issues. He doesn't simply try to cover his misdeeds, he is is going out of his way to hide his imperfections, his emotions, it's as if he's constantly in a state of anxiety and is afraid of any form of negativity. Something big happened to felix prior to bunnyfarm, something that's been hinted since episode 3, and that was probably the catalyst that caused his alcoholism, since linda mentions that his issues started after him suddenly showing signs of distress. I also wouldn't be surprised if childhood trauma is at play here, but what I am certain of is that there was an incident. The new episode further pushed the idea by exploring his guilt, plus the scene with rocket in his house
Its interesting, Felix isnt shown to ever ponder the option of facing the consequences of his actions, or how even he would do that. He wishes he had died, he ponders about suicide, yet is unable to do it, and ultimately ofuscates the truth to lessen his culpability. All which reflects a strong fear of facing the consequences. He feels guilty, but yet his sense of selfpreservation is far stronger. He is basically, a coward, which could also be tied to his alcoholism as a base.
He is sympathetic in a sense, yet unforgivable, and by how the timeline goes later, unredeemable, after all he even takes all the credit for the company creations and success, seemingly chosing to forget and bury everything and everyone related to the incident in an storage lost somewhere, (this without taking in account his possible involvement in the other deaths of the series, i just dont believe mister wonderghostighost is the real cause of the killings even if he may have influenced them, doesnt seem like the ghost stuff has a literal reflection in reality, and personally, its a cheap shitty explanation).
I don't think he was dead in that scene. I think he was getting a flashback of the accident. That sort of silent horror freeze he was in when he realised what had just happened.
You call it the ocean but I’ve been to Brighton Michigan before and I have a feeling that its the Huron River 🤔🤔
Ya I realized that after I rewatched it and saw that there is more mountains beyond the “ocean.”
Hidden video in the original video tells you he's throwing that stuff into a river. And I think in one of the original videos, it was told it was in the park that later they put the storage facility in.
You’re actually the first comment to call out how it’s the storage facility and ya I completely fumbled it and said ocean instead of river lol
Awesome video dude
Im actually going crazy. I love these types of videos, and I love the Walten Files, and saw this pop up on my recommended(no wonder), man, thanks for this, a great video and I hope you get better soon! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much i’m glad you liked it and also thank you for your positive words!
Good explaination!
Thank you
so cool omg love the video felix is my favorite
Yeah, this scene made me squirm in my seat! The way TWF4 characterised Felix made me fall in love with the series all over again. Also, it explained why Waltens even thought it was a good idea to have Felix pick up the kids - they didn't know about the severity of his drinking problem! And that Susan and Charles knew, but didn't tell them in time! Everything that could go wrong did, with this friend group.
I know the scenes were Felix was dealing will suicidal thoughts and deep guilt were strong. But I couldn't feel anything other than "you deserve this, you addicted freak"
this makes me wish martin wouldve just made felix an evil bad person who only cares about his company so i didnt have to feel bad for him when everyone else hates him and not having enough stuff to tell whether hes good or bad person, killed everyone, or didnt and i hate it so much just just ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhh whyy grr i cant even
good news! martin got better at animation :D
bad news! martin got better at animation D:
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I thought he didn't remember where he buried them
Could be because of how much shock he was in that he forgot where the graves were maybe?
kind of off topic, but how is #guilt a tag?
Love this comment lol, honestly just put it in because it does relate to the topic I was talking about
This series is good, for all the wrong reasons, it genuinely disturbed my spirit and it wasnt even animal abuse
If felix planned it all there in the grave to litterally end himself, why dig the 3rd grave? To bury the doll.
He dug the third grade because he wishes he died in the crash too, it also explains why there isn’t a cross above that grave
@@Enchanted___ but why would he walk out of the grave and "jump off the cliff" if he dug that grave for himself? The third grave was to bury the doll, he said himself that its a reminder of everything, and he couldn't bring himself to get rid of it.
@@Enchanted___ Keep in mind, if you think about it, why isn't there a crucifix in the dirt on that grave too? It's because Felix thinks its an Inanimate Object and doesn't have a soul, which that was proven to be false, if he went through all of that effort to get a crucifix, why wouldn't he get one for himself?
That’s actually a really nice analysis I see where you’re coming from!
Every instance of Felix has given me the heavy impression that he cares FAR more about his own life than the live's of the kids.
He does not want to make things right for the kids, all he wants is to have his own relief from the fear of comfronting his shame, which is not the same as guilt
Taking his own life is not his way of making up for what he did, it's an escape
If he truly felt guilt he would talk to Felix, or aproach the police. But he cares more about avoiding that possibility
Actually he did tell Jack and rosemary
@@ryanlozano9086 He lied to them
@@JoshucaVA he lied about the doll.
It a really good video but ocean? 😭
I know lmfaooo I didn’t even realize til I uploaded the video 😭
@@Enchanted___ na I get it I been like sick all day and I make stupid mistakes like that to lol
@Mike41O3 I hope you get better dude!
His name isn't walten, it's jack
Ya lol I know I just could not remember for the life of me his real name
Jack Walten
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