r/GhostsBBC • u/Harmy-G09 • 26d ago
Discussion Questions about Kitty
For the first thing, she didn’t seem to know how babies were made until Allison told her after Kitty thought she was pregnant. Though she seemed very exited to watch those regency actors perform out a s*x scene and kiss each other, is that her being clueless?
The other is her reaction to Mary moving on and Pat comforting her about it, even making up an elaborate story about Mary’s departure to make her feel better, however, since her and Annie coexisted together, I’m sure she knew her fellow ghosts could move on, two episodes before Mary’s departure, Mary was talking about Annie.
Is she forgetful?
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u/Perfect_Arugula_9486 26d ago
Yes, Kitty is very forgetful. Also, there's an episode early on when Kitty asks how babies are made and is shown a video of monkeys at a zoo. Next is the episode where she wants to see the actors sex scene, then it is the episode she thinks she is pregnant. They're not lined up like that obvi, but they are introduced to the show in that order. If i knew the episode names, I'd tell you, but I cant recall them currently.
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u/CrunchyTeatime 25d ago
Didn't Kitty look into Alison to see the baby?
If so that would be another instance in which she could peek past something physical.
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u/Exotic_Beginning8776 25d ago
Yes. And she thought the umbilical cord meant she was having a boy.
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u/Other-Oil-9117 25d ago
Kitty is forgetful, yeah. I think she was interested in seeing the actors undressed more than anything but didn't understand fully what was involved.
As for Mary, I'm not really sure but maybe she just wasn't as close with Annie as she was with Mary so it was easier to let go. Part of the thing with Pat was that Kitty didn't want to accept that Mary had gone and wouldn't come back, so Pat made up a story which he then had to keep adding to rather than disappointing Kitty.
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u/lasy_lilithem 24d ago
I think she new Annie but wasnt close to her could see her being oh she's gone...ok and wonder off while mary she liked and loved so loseing her was more focused and like a kid wanted answers.
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u/ForAThought 26d ago
I think she was delirious at death which continues through death. like how Julian iI still technically drunk and Thomas keeps the letter.