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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Johnny 5 is mentally and socially a small child, having no experience whatsoever with how the world works and always getting into things (as children often do) to satisfy his growing hunger for knowledge and self-identity. Oscar and Fred are older, wiser, and more unscrupulous men who act like Johnny's friend to butter him up to get him to do what they want, extorting his naivety to make it seem like a game to Johnny and not make him question what's really going on. And, after they're through with him, they either try to pass him off to some other fellow unscrupulous person or snuff him out. Ben plays the part of the responsible parent, trying to warn Johnny about the dangers of such men and teaching him the difference between "good" interactions and deeds and "bad" interactions and deeds. Could go either way, as the typical depiction of such treatment to both "normal" and mentally handicapped children and adults (for the latter) are eerily similar. |