Among all of the silly things that are presented in this movie, probably the most silly is the idea is that Mandrake would name his son Caleb. Caleb is a name from the Bible and Mandrake is probably the most unlikely candidate to name his son after a Bible character ever.
Just my two cents. . .
it is called irony...
sharehe must have been debating between a biblical name of "caleb" and a non biblical name of "penis-cake"
c'mon... how many biblical names are there, and how many non-biblical names are there? Mandrake obviously had traditionalist ties, even if he's a "bad" person.
(And who said all biblical names are "good"?)
[I always thought it was interesting that Seth was an egyption god of evil.]
maybe he or his wife just really liked the name Caleb and didn't necasarily take it from the bible.
~But that's just me~
To the post before me: That's what I was thinking.
shareto the two posts before me: My name is Ajay, spelled in the traditional Indian spelling, and my parents aren't associated with India and I dont pronounce it "Ah-Zhay" like they do in India...
Point: Just because someone has a name with some significance doesn't always mean the person is supposed to embody that significance.
Although I do like the irony thought.
ajay_sutton,
That IS what JUST_theater and I said.