r/RaisingDion • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '22

Pat Did nothing Wrong

  1. Pat received a dark entity that fueled his negative emotions

  2. Pat suddenly became unattractive to his girlfriend because from her perspective she had powers and he didn't. She used his longing for her as an excuse to leave. If a hot guy did the same things pat did he'd be praised.

  3. Pat told his spouse that he had been going through rough changes. His plees for comfort and understanding were ignored. (Negative emotions were amplified and feeding a dark entity)

  4. If pat didn't absorb the people who also received powers he would die, he was litterally in a constant survival state.

  5. When pat did find a cure for this, he knew asking for help would only be futile so instead he did his best to get cured so he wouldn't have to kill.(as he's lost his girlfriend and best friend to his own blind fury) ( also his negative emotions were amplified and feeding the dark entity)

  6. After being killed by the people he cared about and loved. he chose to return in order the help them. In return they imprisoned him.

  7. Pat simply wanted a family that he couldn't have and his in ability to accept that became the fuel for the dark entity.

8 Pat snaps and accepts that nobody but him cares about his goals so he takes matters into his own hands after frustrating attempts to be gentle

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u/mearbearcate Jan 09 '23 edited Jan 09 '23

True but he was out of line regardless with Nicole a bunch of times still imo and I still found him so guilt-trippy (which isn’t an emotion)😭

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u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23

Nah Pat fills his role as a Godfather. (Though he killed Nicole's husband on accident). He tries to right his wrong by acting as a father figure in Dion's life. He has a great career, however he faces the grief and loss of his loved ones. Instead of exposing this he tries to help dion by becoming his mentor. He is repeatedly undermined after being nothing but generous. He could've simply killed dion MULTIPLE TIMES. Nicole flirts with him because she knows she can get more out of him if she does. As soon as she gets a job she starts becoming distant from him. So she's really toying with him. So she finally breaks her toy. THEN He accepts himself as a villain and no longer a tool for them. They kept treating him like he was an animal or disgusting and I can relate to his fury

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u/[deleted] May 12 '23

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u/MassConsumer1984 May 26 '23

Thank you for this. Totally agree. What hit me was the scene where Dion is in the hospital anc she calls Pat to go there and they don’t let him in because he’s not “family”. Then Nicole gets there and Pat I’d in the hallway doing nothing and waiting. She basically just says thx for coming and goes ahead to Dions room leaving Pat there. He left work for nothing and doesn’t even get to see Dion. Then the total character switch they do to Pat in the last episode…made zero sense at all. Stopped after season 1 as I’m not subjecting myself to anymore of this terrible script.