The Christmas Edition Crimes of: MC HERO

The third film in the franchise and a bit of a stinker, compared to the other films this one is rather lack luster with long and pointless dialogue, and not enough violence. However, a story begins to form creating the early workings of the spiderweb of a Multiverse we have tried to create.

The film starts with MC HERO muttering and redirected by a Strange Individual to a room with a "dumb cunt asleep in there". In his confusion and delirium he shoots her dead. This sad death is of the Prison Guard's Wife who is sadly never seen in the rest of the film.

Cut to a Therapist s office where MC HERO and his step-brothers join him for group therapy. The therapist (an unknowing clone of MC VILLAIN) tries to figure out where in MC HERO's life did he decide violence and death was the answer to his problems. Hero kills his Alleged Step-Brother when he utters the phrase happy holidays.

Flashback to a Christmas from MC HERO's childhood. He is there with his step-brother Nick Gur and his parents. His brother is given a gift, but when MC HERO asks about his, it is revealed that his parents did not get him one. He kills his father in a fit of rage. No regrets on his mind.

The story continues until we are treated to another flashback of MC HERO's first love. A blue body pillow that could stand up on it's own (ew) however, it turns out, the pillow belongs to his step-brother. The pillow is forcefully taken from him and is never seen again until flashing forward it is shown by the Therapist where MC HERO and Nick Gur fight over it. Resulting in the death of Nick Gur.

Some time after the removal of Nick Gur, MC HERO sparks a memory in the Therapist about a night out with his wife, but MC HERO has invaded said dream and murders his wife and the Therapist while he is in there. The Prison Guard lives on.

In the final scene it is an alternate dimension Therapy session with equivalents to MC HERO, Therapist, and Nick. MC HERO is murdered by MC HERO.

Featured Characters:

MC Hero

Therapist

Nick

Alleged Step Brother

Bailiff

Prison Guard's Wife

Therapist's Wife

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Alternate MC Hero

Alternate Therapist

Alternate Nick

Notes:

This episode has a lot of the highest, in terms of statistics. Highest number of characters (11), highest death count(6), and the fourth-highest running time (10:43)

This episode is the only one to reference Hero's family life.

This episode is the first to introduce the concept of alternate universes, although the alternate timeline was fraudulent and erased almost immediately.

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