Major Blood
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This wouldn't be surprising. A lot of children are raised from birth to be the version of a person who can fulfill their parents' wishes and desires. Even with "normal" stage parents, the manipulation starts before the child can talk... molding them day-by-day into whatever personality is needed to do the job. A parent who sold out to sinister forces beyond themselves, meanwhile, could be an accomplice to much more extreme indoctrination.It does seem to be a pattern though. How we keep seeing these celebrities who are well into adulthood, still blindly loyal to their parents. Jung would call that unhealthy, like stopping a person from maturing mentally. There is a difference between being loyal and being "attached". The child is meant to separate from their parents, as a way for the "self" to become whole.
If the Self isn't moving in a way that promotes reflection, than who are you? In my eyes you are essentially living the lives of other people, or living for them, and not for you. And that's how I see a lot of these celebrities. Not really living for themselves, not really independent of all these archaic systems of control.
In this case, abuse was definitely perpetrated to raise a consummate "Hollywood professional"... The real question is what other forces were involved, besides the parents, and how did they exert their influence?
- Remember that one of the first magazines to publicize Thora when she was being pushed as an A-list actor was Black Book:
- The actor who played Thora's father in her breakout Hollywood movie was Kevin Spacey:
- Kevin Spacey was named in Jeffrey Epstein's Little Black Book, which documents the clients of the Lolita Express:
- Brittany Murphy starred in a movie called "Little Black Book", then co-starred with Thora in a movie called "Deadline", and died mysteriously shortly thereafter. In subsequent interviews, Thora claims to have been expecting Murphy's death like it was inevitable:
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