Lust: Ginger … Many argue that Ginger is not lust, but the object of lust, but I must disagree. This just seems to be assumed as he is a "scientist." There seems to be quite a bit of debate as to who fits what sin and why … As an avid viewer of Gilligan's lsland, I think I can resolve the issue once and for all …Īvarice: No doubt, Thurston Howell III, but an argument for pride could easily be made If sloth is defined as not putting one's gifts and talents to use for the glory of God and the good of the neighbor, then I'm still not sure that he had anything to offer that he was holding back. His anger seemed to be out of frustration rather purely out of a poor reaction to the corruption of justice. Yes, I can see bursts of anger in the Skipper, but not anger purely as such. The one I do have a tough time with is the Skipper and Gilligan. Yes, Mary Ann was hotter than Ginger, objectively speaking, but she did have an inferiority complex borne of a touch of envy when as a poor farm girl she related to Ginger. Ginger & lust… yes, lust is in the eye of the beholder and he may have been more than anything an object of lust, rather than the personification of lust itself, but the was not totally innocent of appealing to lust in others– she did ply her womanly wiles to get what she wanted, especially from Gilligan. There it is! She was definitely guilty of that, it would seem. Gluttony is not so much simply over-eating (although this is the classic case), but it is more along the line of wastefull consumption which denies the use of goods by others. Howell's gluttony in terms of being a "conspicuous consumer". This isn't a strict theologcial treatise, afterall.
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