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| [[Chris|Chris's]] ego, is, and always will be, his most problematic [[Chris and...|trait]]. Over the years, Chris's excessive narcissism has created many problems for him; whether it's his all-consuming craving for praise of his questionable [[Chris and art|artistic talent]], thinking that his [[Chores|minor inconveniences]] outweigh in importance the [[Father Call|death of a family member]], or simply not giving [[Alec Benson Leary|fellow]] [[Mary Lee Walsh|members]] [[Evan|of]] [[Manajerks|society]] any [[Scale of Respect|respect]] whatsoever, in summary Chris really pays no heed to anyone who isn't him. Now, while some of this can be attributed to his [[Autism|autism]], much the same as [[Chris and reality|reality]], for the most part, Chris willingly chooses to be the self-obsessed man he is, much to the annoyance of those around him. In fact, there's so much evidence for his overt self-absorption that it merits its own [[Examples of Chris's Ego|list]].
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| Chris's egotism has leaked into the [[Sonichu (comic)|comic]], as well. While the focus of the series was originally centred around the main character, [[Sonichu (character)|Sonichu]], Chris's heavily idealized (i.e. given god-like powers and virtues and a [[Obesity|proportionate build]] to compensate for Chris's stunted physical ability and morality) [[Christian Weston Chandler (comic character)|self-insert]] slowly, but surely, became the main focus of the story. The best example of this being [[Sonichu 4]], which consisted of several [[Sub-episodes|sub-episodes]] dedicated to the semi-fabricated accounts of Chris's real life experiences with the sole purpose of attempting to [[Chris and religion|make Chris look like a martyr]] to garner some sympathy. Sonichu, in fact, is hardly even in the entire issue, even though the series is NAMED after him. While Chris originally planned to get rid of his comic-persona, due to constant criticism, it never really took off, as he managed to find himself as the main character, once again, despite a little [[Time Void|deus ex machina]], here and there. In [[Sonichu 10]], Chris goes full god-mode Mary-sue, giving his self-insert's [[Chris-chan Sonichu|super mode]] a [[Collosal Chan|super mode]].
| | '''[[Chris]]'s room at [[14 Branchland Court]]''' was where he formerly spent a majority of his adult life. It is where he kept many of his [[toys]], [[video games]], posters, art, and other assorted paraphernalia, and when he's not outside attempting to interact with others. As of [[July 2021]], he no longer resides at 14 Branchland Court. |
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| Even today, in 2014, we can still catch glimpses of Chris's continually monstrous ego, even when concentrated into [[Chris and English|misspelled]] [[Facebook|Facebook posts]] and vastly over-priced [[eBay|eBay merchandise]].
| | Chris's bedroom was on the second floor of [[14 Branchland Court|his parents' house]], with 2 windows on the northwest wall. Based on Chris's [[Tour of Chris's House|video tour]] of the house, his cluttered room was actually the ''cleanest'' room in the house, which may explain why so much of his time was spent there. |
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Chris's room at 14 Branchland Court was where he formerly spent a majority of his adult life. It is where he kept many of his toys, video games, posters, art, and other assorted paraphernalia, and when he's not outside attempting to interact with others. As of July 2021, he no longer resides at 14 Branchland Court.
Chris's bedroom was on the second floor of his parents' house, with 2 windows on the northwest wall. Based on Chris's video tour of the house, his cluttered room was actually the cleanest room in the house, which may explain why so much of his time was spent there.
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