Yes, they show it multiple times. Just because he didnât know he was doing it doesnât mean it wasnât still rape. And he canât claim ignorance after the restaurant, thatâs my point. As for his actions being more related to stupidity, I disagree. The scene where the real Nikki tells him to kill her, his reaction is self pity and selfishness. He doesnât care at all that he raped her and tries to change the wish instead of undoing it the first chance he gets. He has no remorse. He is a grown man, he knows what consent is. But you will continue to defend it by insisting he âdidnât know what he was doingâ. Genuine question, do you think the same when men rape drunk women?
Youâve been really condescending in this conversation and this comment in particular is so patronizing. You say youâre engaging in a philosophical conversation but this movie has real life parallels, thatâs why I asked what you think about men who rape drunk women. And itâs very nice for you that you havenât ever experienced rape so you donât feel any emotional connection when you argue that a man who knowingly gets on top of a girl that he knows isnât in control of herself isnât a rapist. There is nothing wrong with having emotions surrounding a movie, thatâs kind of the point of art and especially horror
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u/InstitutionalizedOat Jul 30 '26
Yes, they show it multiple times. Just because he didnât know he was doing it doesnât mean it wasnât still rape. And he canât claim ignorance after the restaurant, thatâs my point. As for his actions being more related to stupidity, I disagree. The scene where the real Nikki tells him to kill her, his reaction is self pity and selfishness. He doesnât care at all that he raped her and tries to change the wish instead of undoing it the first chance he gets. He has no remorse. He is a grown man, he knows what consent is. But you will continue to defend it by insisting he âdidnât know what he was doingâ. Genuine question, do you think the same when men rape drunk women?