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'''Sally Wilkins (nee Arntzen)''' is [[Cyraxx|Cyraxx's]] biological grandmother, adoptive mother, and primary caretaker, making him his [[sludge]] and regularly having to deal with his antics. Sally has a rather complicated relationship with Chance. While Sally doesn't exactly tolerate Cyraxx's freakouts and escapades, Sally does enable him quite a lot, especially with his delusions, as she fueled them when he believed his trolls were trying to [[Assassination Saga|assassinate him]]. Due to her constant enabling and dishonesty to cover Cyraxx's backside, she has gained an antagonistic role amongst trolls and observers alike, who see her as the root of Cyraxx's uncontrollable behavior. | '''Sally Wilkins (nee Arntzen)''' is [[Cyraxx|Cyraxx's]] biological grandmother, adoptive mother, and primary caretaker, making him his [[sludge]] and regularly having to deal with his antics. Sally has a rather complicated relationship with Chance. While Sally doesn't exactly tolerate Cyraxx's freakouts and escapades, Sally does enable him quite a lot, especially with his delusions, as she fueled them when he believed his trolls were trying to [[Assassination Saga|assassinate him]]. Due to her constant enabling and dishonesty to cover Cyraxx's backside, she has gained an antagonistic role amongst trolls and observers alike, who see her as the root of Cyraxx's uncontrollable behavior. | ||
One of the most perplexing aspects of Sally is the reason why she lets Cyraxx live under her roof, considering how much chaos and misery he constantly brings in [[339|the household]]. Many have speculated that Sally uses Cyraxx's social benefits that she pockets for herself, but this theory is widely disputed, as Cyraxx's aunt has said that Cyraxx is on no form of social benefit other than food stamps.<ref>https://youtu.be/vM9Z2FtJhcY?t=564</ref> The most likely answer to this mystery is likely much more psychological in nature than material. After her first son, Ruple Smith, was condemned to a 20 year prison sentence for [[Pedophilia|attacking and raping a teenager]], she likely saw her now fatherless grandson as her chance at a second shot in being a respectable mother. Given Sally's age and lack of association with the rest of her extended family, it stands to reason that she simply keeps Chance around for the sake of companionship. Everyone wants companionship, particularly elderly people, be it through cohabitation with a family member or a partner, like Ed. It's also likely that Sally just unconditionally loves Cyraxx as a family member, even though being a [[pedophile]] is usually where "unconditional" love ends for most people, and doesn't kick him out as he has no way of supporting himself. | One of the most perplexing aspects of Sally is the reason why she lets Cyraxx live under her roof, considering how much chaos and misery he constantly brings in [[339|the household]]. Many have speculated that Sally uses Cyraxx's social benefits that she pockets for herself, but this theory is widely disputed, as Cyraxx's aunt has said that Cyraxx is on no form of social benefit other than food stamps.<ref>https://youtu.be/vM9Z2FtJhcY?t=564</ref> The most likely answer to this mystery is likely much more psychological in nature than material. After her first son, Ruple Smith, was condemned to a 20 year prison sentence for [[Pedophilia|attacking and raping a teenager]], she likely saw her now fatherless grandson as her chance at a second shot in being a respectable mother. Given Sally's age and lack of association with the rest of her extended family, it stands to reason that she simply keeps Chance around for the sake of companionship. Everyone wants companionship, particularly elderly people, be it through cohabitation with a family member or a partner, like Ed. It's also likely that Sally just unconditionally loves Cyraxx as a family member, even though being a [[pedophile]] is usually where "unconditional" love ends for most people, and doesn't kick him out as he has no way of supporting himself. On the other hand, it becomes clear that Sally never had much faith in Chance and thus never fostered any interest in Chance's future or independence, locking him inside the houes like a caged animal instead. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||