C’mon. Lend a hand. We’re picking strawberries.
Your Uncle Just’s coming to visit us.
Uncle Just is related to Faulkner's Father.
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Background[]
Uncle Just raised Faulkner's Father and likely verbally abused him. He has been dead for many years.[1]
Later in life, when faced with a god/angel who screeches inhumanly, Faulkner's Father calls it "Uncle Just" due to his dementia.
FAULKNER: Who was Uncle Just? What did he do to you?
You need to explain to me, you need to make me understand, because otherwise I can’t help-
FAULKNER’S FATHER stares at him for a moment, as if he’s about to reveal a great truth - and then he withers.
FAULKNER’S FATHER:
(Feebly, sobbing)
He’s going to shout, he’s going to shout, he’s going to shout-[1]
Episode Appearances[]
| Chapters | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Chapter 38: Shall Wither In Ruin And Rust | Faulkner's Father repeatedly mentions Uncle Just to Faulkner as a result of his dementia. During the daytime, he is relatively passive and calm despite his fixation. At nighttime, he is reduce to the terrified child he used to be. He calls the god haunting him "Uncle Just" due to the loud shriek it makes. |
Connections[]
- Uncle Just raised and abused Faulkner's Father.