>>826154Dollfucker is 100% like Johnny from EEnE but more "likeable" in the sense he gets invited to girl's tea parties and stuff like that.
His imagination is what gets him into trouble, but it's also what gets him out of trouble.
Same with his doll, we see scenes or evidence where other people are falling for DF's BS regarding his dolls.
Like for example maybe he's on a date at a fancy restaurant and things don't go as planned because the couple at the other table is arguing, DF will confront them, trying to be polite, but keep looking back as if Sally's speaking to him, and he'll make comments as if he's trying to calm her down.
"Look, sweetie, I'm trying to get them to quiet down--No no please PLEASE don't get up.."
At first maybe the couple stops, confused but then DF may seemingly make a few comments.
"Sally--You can't say that about her blouse.."
"What? What did she say about my blouse?"
"Look, don't worry about it--"
"No, I wanna know what that little bitch said..."
"She said that blouse looks like a cheap smock you'd get from a 99 cents store..."
"You BITCH, look at your build-a-bear looking ass dress!"
Now, this woman is in an argument with a doll.
This is the comedy of dollfucker, for me, this is why the rule for me is Sally isn't alive.
If Sally does come alive while things with her and DF would get spicy, like a couple getting a new sex toy or something, she'd find herself going into "Toy mode" lot, missing that way of life, and DF would get bored.
Sally isn't a doll anymore she's pretending to lie there, and they both know it, so now they'd both want her to go back to being a doll.
>tl;dr the comedy of dollfucker are scenes like thishttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1wYTFejHiM&pp=ygUeZWQgZWRkIG4gZWRkeSBwbGFuaydzIGdvbmUgbWFkEspecially the scenes were Eddy gets pissed at Plank and not Johnny.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uu9SBUHblKQ if DF is told to trade in his dolls for action figures.
Understand that this isn't funny for everyone, tho.
