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Revision as of 18:44, 26 April 2013
R. Franklin is a character.He is a character in American Horror Story portrayed by Jamie Harris.
R. Franklin is a guest character in American Horror Story. He is a killer who first appears in Home Invasion, murdering Maria and Gladys.
In Home Invasion
Subarticle:Murders
One evening in 1968, Franklin visits the Murder House under the guise of being injured, seeking help. He is let in by Maria and treated in the living room of the house. He notices Maria's cross, asking her if she thinks she can be saved. Maria responds that she already has been saved. When Maria and Gladys realize that Franklin isn't actually bleeding or hurt, he grabs an ashtray that Gladys has been smoking out of previously and bludgeons Maria on the head, knocking her unconscious. He grabs Gladys, who is in her nurse uniform, pulling her upstairs to the bathroom, chanting "Fatty Patty". It is here where he drowns her in the bathtub full of water. When Maria awakens, Franklin is staring at her on the couch. He asks her if she still thinks she can be saved before throwing a nurse uniform at her and insisting that she put it on. Maria does so hesitantly, begging for mercy, stating that she is a virgin. After putting on the uniform, Franklin hog ties her and just sits watching her as Maria recites a prayer asking for God's mercy. The prayer at first seems to get through to Franklin, who gets up and walks away. Maria thinks he has left, when suddenly Franklin begins to repeatedly stab her in the back until she is dead.
His current fate is unknown.
Notes
- According to Fiona, R. Franklin hated nurses because he had a bad experience with mercury in a broken thermometer. Bianca states that "R. Franklin" was the first, before Manson, he changed the culture.
- According to Ryan Murphy [1], R. Franklin's character and murders were inspired by the case of real life serial killer Richard Speck.
- ↑ Tim Stack. "'American Horror Story': Ryan Murphy talks 'Home Invasion' and 'most horrifying addition' yet -- EXCLUSIVE" October 12, 2011. EW.com - Inside TV. Accessed 10, 31, 2011.