Feel free to ignore this. Yes it's the "Owen is a rapist" argument again. Someone raised the issue and my obsessive, compulsive self just can't leave it alone. I invited the anonymous posters to come back here and take the wank off the secret comms, but I'm not sure they'll show
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As to whether the woman was compromised, the purpose of pheromones is to advertise the sexual availability of a mate. they're mainly found in women because they advertise that she is fertile. The pheromone-spray would have made the woman in the bar more aware that Owen was a sexually available male. It may even have made him seem more sexually desirable than any of the other males in the bar. It would not, let me repeat, NOT have drugged, roofied or in any other way removed her will power. If that's what the spray did, then they wouldn't have called it a Pheromone spray.
If, however, someone is going to argue that the name was a piece of bad writing, then they have to concede that the whole scene was bad writing. They can't have it both ways.
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My whole opinion on the subject is that since it was declared by writer fiat to be a joke, I just take it as a tasteless joke made by Rusty and ignore it when it comes to thinking what kind of character Owen has.
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The problem is that with only 26 episodes and this much of a fanatical following, it's hard to pass anything off as just a joke. Everything has to be analyzed to death to prove one ships point over another. I'm not saying this is a good thing, but I think it's unavoidable. (Look how much I like to read into "There's no one" in CJH)
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If not I shall not say exactly what happens...but some of the events of that book could be paralleled to this.
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(And the book is better than the movie, but the movie does have Alan Rickman!)
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Thanks for joining the conversation.
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