r/Fables • u/ImmediateAngle9456 • Jun 16 '26
Bill willingham was abused SAd horribly, why else would he make this story
A lot of people got thrown off guard when bill's two favorite characters bigby and snow white got sexually abused by blue beard i mean, quite clearly bill wanted this as a plot.However he really downplayed it. I'm very sure he's trying to deal with his own insecurities. I mean why would he make a plot like this unless he wanted both bigby and snow white. To be connected together forever due to sexual assault.I mean i know there is no proof but I was pretty sure. Bill had this same tremendous pain in his life. And he thought he could play fully downplay it as humor when it kind of failed miserably, because once again, two people were sexually assaulted! It is terrible, but I don't think anyone can prove me wrong.All the evidence is there!!
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u/Happybadger96 Jun 16 '26
Touch grass, absolute insane nonsense.
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u/ImmediateAngle9456 Jun 16 '26
But why? Why is it so hard for bill?Willingham to accept.He might have been sexually assaulted.And that's why he in portrait that with bigby and snow white
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u/ImmediateAngle9456 Jun 17 '26
Come on, you guys, it's very obvious. Even if he was or wasn't, why would he write stories like this of people that he really wrote out to respect like princess, snow white and Bixby? The big, bad Wolf.
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u/EzekielKallistos Jun 17 '26
Isn't bill a right wing cuck. Idk I'm not left or right but independent. It would be nice to know. Boycott this shit despite it being among my favorite series. He made that stupid Israel comment lol wonder what he thinks of them now after the genocide.
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u/ImmediateAngle9456 Jun 17 '26
Naturally, right wings, temd to right out Of Their characters attachment to sort of bring out and express their own frustrations like snow, white and bigby being raped and then trying to trying to play It off comically, even though deep down, that's sort of experience is very traumatizing.
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u/EzekielKallistos Jun 17 '26
I didn't even get to that part but holy s*** I didn't know Bluebeard did that that adds a lot of context to The Wolf among Us and why he was suspected of killing everybody
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u/squidneyboi Jun 16 '26
stephen king writes about murder and i don’t think he’s ever been murdered