Piss, I'm pretty sure. At least, I don't recall John being sexually aroused by violence anywhere in the movie. Even when he mentions two infamous killers (Dahmer and Bundy), it's not their rapes he talks about... so much as the murders themselves. And he's pretty candid throughout the movie, and yet only really mentions brutality, with no real indication of it being sexualized.
So I think John just pissed himself out of shock. After all, an elderly man he knew from daily life transformed into a monster right in front of him. o.O
I think that he pees himself.
First, it echoes the whole thing about bedwetting (something that he suffers from).
But more importantly I think it's the first moment that he sees the reality of the brutality of someone being killed. I think that it starts John onto a path of something like empathy. I know that he says he is a sociopath and doesn't care about anyone, but he twice corrects the neighbor ("It's HIM, not IT") who tries to objectify the victims.
I think that John had been fetishizing murder without understanding it. The shock of seeing it is enough to evoke an emotional and physical reaction from him.
Like the earlier poster, I never felt like John's interest in death/murder was sexual.
You're a troll. Go away.
Either that or you're incredible stupid.
When someone sees something really scary what do you think they do?
JIZZ their pants?
Use your brain.
Aahhhhh....BOYS! Is that ALL you people ever think about?? There's more to EVERYTHING than your dicks.
sharewell, I only ask because I jizzed, so I was seeing if he jizzed too, cause...well I jizzed
shareI think he possed his pants.
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