Let’s try to make 1776 popular on here again:
Characters I think are homophobic/supportive:
John Adams: I mean he’s gay for Jefferson need I say more?
Tommy Jefferson: THAT scene alone makes it clear.
Benjamin Franklin: he’s a little confused but he’s got the right spirit. Also gay himself, duh.
John Hancock: he’d probably crack a joke here and there but he’s always supportive.
Dr. Lyman Hall: yes he’s from the south and at first on Dickinson’s side, but he has his own opinions and fully supports the LGBTQIA+ community.
Richard Henry Lee: He’d probably do his WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO if you’d come out to him.
Roger Sherman: he’s just a simple Cobler from Connecticut but is fully supportive. He’s too pure.
Reverend John Witherspoon: yes he’s a reverend but I’m convinced he is gay so duh.
John Dickinson: claims he hates the gays but is secretly in love with James before he dumps him at the end.
Charles Thompson. Gay for G. Washington.
Abigail Adams: supports her husbands affair with Jeffy.
Edward Rutledge: You just know he is.
George Read: The little prissy from Delaware is homophobic and y’all know it.
Dr. Josiah Bartlett: it’s obvious.
Lewis Morris: idk I’m just kind getting this homophobic feeling from him.
Colonel Thomas McKean: I can see him being both.
Caesar Rodney: he probably doesn’t even care.
Samuel Chase: someone outta open up a window to find the answer.
James Wilson: is unsure of gay people but he himself is gay for Dickinson.
Stephen Hopkins: too drunk to care.
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