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| “ | You know, Junior, some of the things we done, man...I don't feel like we done something wrong. But sometimes, man, I get this bad feeling. I told the Padre the truth, man. I like it here. You get to do what you want. Nobody f-cks with you. The only worry you got is dying. And if that happens, you won't know about it anyway. So what the f-ck, man. | „ |
| ~ Bunny expressing his true sadistic nature. |
| “ | What're you a homosexual, Taylor? | „ |
| ~ Bunny as Taylor stops his men from gangraping a little girl. |
Bunny is the secondary antagonist of Oliver Stone’s 1986 Vietnam War film Platoon. He is an utterly sociopathic and cruel soldier in the army as well as the former friend of Chris Taylor.
He was portrayed by Kevin Dillon.
What Makes Him Pure Evil?[]
- He is well implied even from his own admission to have already been a horrible person prior to his draft.
- He beats a handicapped teenage boy to death with the butt of his gun right in front of his elderly mother, and then does the same to her offscreen.
- After killing the boy, he expresses clear delight at his exposed brain matter.
- He also specifically mentions “doing” her, which well implies intended sexual assault.
- He participated in burning down the Vietnamese village.
- He found it amusing when Barnes began coercing Junior and chuckled with a sadistic smirk when they threaten him with the centipede, even insulting him just because he so easily gave in to their threats.
- He and Junior lead the gangrape of one of two underage girls, with Bunny even making a homophobic remark towards Taylor (who outright calls them inhumane animals just for this one act alone) after his intervention.
- He makes the suggestion for Sergeant Barnes to frag Elias.
- Especially being an ordinary soldier, he was the only one cohesively influenced by Barnes' actions due to sharing his love for chaos. Bunny is the only one who did his actions without remorse, completely by his own will, and wasn't influenced in any way for them. He even admits that he loves war because it means he gets to do whatever he wants, killing others to his own content.
External Links[]
- Bunny on the Villains Wiki
- Bunny on the Hate Sink Wiki
