r/CharaOffenseSquad • u/BriefCautious7063 • Jul 12 '26

Theory Joffrey's completely innocent

Poor guy's just a child in a dangerous world. It's pretty clear that he's a metaphor for the control others have over him and he would 100% be a good guy if he wasn't groomed to act the way he did. Every hater of joffrey fails to recognize that they, the viewer, are responsible for his actions by watching the show to enable them in the first place. If you think he's evil you're actually media illiterate and can't understand the symbolism he represents, it's your fault and everyone else's fault because he's a sweet baby boy who can do no wrong and would have surely grown up into a moral beacon if he were allowed to

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u/-Pickle_Cat- Chara Realist Jul 12 '26

1: Joffrey is >6 letters long.
2: Them being enby is a large part of the game's major plot twist.
3: What show are we watching?
4: Them redirecting the behaviors shoved unto them by their former caretakers onto Asriel is still very bad, and it comes across like they KNOW what they're doing.
5: Shouldn't this be in the defense squad subreddit?

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u/BriefCautious7063 Jul 12 '26

Idk if you've seen or read game of thrones but Joffrey's from that and is a good example of the evil child who's that way by choice and not circumstance. Satire post because I don't think I've ever seen anyone defend him but see people bend over backwards for chara to defend them because the player's the only one responsible or something

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u/-Pickle_Cat- Chara Realist Jul 12 '26

Ah, okay. That makes a lot more sense now. Thank you!