Analyzing Evil: The Armitage Family and The Order of the Coagula from Get Out

Introduction

• Focus on the Armitage family and the Order of the Coagula.
• Rich, powerful families involved in twisted eugenics, racism, and racial admiration.
• Exploiting individuals to prolong their life and gain physical advantages.
• Coagula method developed by the Armitage family.

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The Armitage Family and the Coagula Order

• Affluent families likely seeking immortality through exploitation.
• Achieved "immortality" in the late '80s or early '90s.
• The Coagula Method:
  • Developed by Dean (neurosurgeon) and Missy (psychiatrist and hypnotist).
  • Utilizes hypnosis and brain surgery to transfer consciousness.
  • Targets black people for genetic advantages due to Roman Armitage's past.

Victims

• Selected individuals often have little to no family connections.
• Missy uses trauma associated with loss to manipulate victims.

The Armitage Family Members

Dean Armitage

• Displays superficial non-racism but with underlying racist tendencies.

Missy Armitage

• More grounded and reserved; the force of reason and power.

Jeremy Armitage

• Abrasive and forceful, showing sadism in capturing victims.

Rose Armitage

• Appears sane and level-headed but is deeply involved in the family's practices.

The Wider Coagula Order

• Members display covert racism, often admiring physical qualities.
• Examples include couples who express interest in physical abilities and appearances.
• Silent Auction:
  • Silent bingo for choosing victims, reminiscent of slave auctions.

Chris's Story

• Chris resists hypnosis and escapes, stopping the Armitage family's operations.

Conclusion

• The order embodies power, ambition, and racial envy.
• Although the Armitage family is stopped, the Coagula Order likely persists.

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