Patrick: I know Ann Walker is the richer of the two. By at least two orders of magnitude.
She took over Walker International from her father after he died young, and built it almost singlehandedly into the megacorp it is today.
She’s had her Being — the one she casts as the Tiger, though he’s more like “The Big Cat Who’s Not A Lion” — for about as long.
She uses him like a seeing-eye dog. Their teamwork and ability to read each other is impeccable.
In battle, she would rather agree on a non-harmful physical contest than have a no-holds-barred fight.
Cohen (flashback): I don’t get why mine has to be shirtless here. Or yours, come to think of it.
Bianca: Well, all that sounds promising . . .
Sparrow: Yeah, she seems like a strong female role model.
Patrick: And Stuart Cohen —
Oh lol role model. SHE KILLED HER FATHER THE MOMENT SHE GOT TIGER.
That’s what I was just wondering, actually! It’s certainly not something I’d put past her.
Well her father was kind of a dick.
Being a dick and deserving to be killed are a league apart though. Until we get further evidence, he is as much a victim of Anne as anyone else.
Do we know that though?
If by strong female role model you mean enemy of American workers, then yes Sparrow, she is.
Also I can sorta see the evolution thing going on with Tiger.
Ahahaha, look behind Walker in her first panel. An angel kneeling in servitude. I see what you did there.
Is that really all Patrick knows about Ann?
I think it is. Cohen clearly had no interest in keeping Patrick in the loop about anything, and even if he did, Cohen doesn’t know much about Ann either. She plays her cards close to the chest. So the only opportunities Patrick had to learn about her were from watching her during the duels.
Remember when he was telling Bianca about Miranda? He gave a complete, impartial breakdown of her personality flaws and strengths. I think Patrick is an excellent judge of character when it’s someone he doesn’t have a complex about. And this is related to Kara Lynn’s well being, so he’s motivated to give the most helpful and informative answer possible. If he knew more, he could have and would have explained it.