Owen is apparently dumb enough to think throwing people (including children) in a hole to be killed by his dad as a zombie (that can also fly) would somehow revive him.
But he was always obsessed with his father, so it makes some semblance of sense. The "women and children" thing, though, was completely out of left field and the story would've been much better without it. At the beginning of the story, he threw in a rapist-turned-supervillain into the pit. That's all they really should have indicated about the victims--that they were assholes to begin with.
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Owen is apparently dumb enough to think throwing people (including children) in a hole to be killed by his dad as a zombie (that can also fly) would somehow revive him.
But he was always obsessed with his father, so it makes some semblance of sense. The "women and children" thing, though, was completely out of left field and the story would've been much better without it. At the beginning of the story, he threw in a rapist-turned-supervillain into the pit. That's all they really should have indicated about the victims--that they were assholes to begin with.