Dec 1, 2024
Don't mind me, just making Dorley Hall stickers for discord.
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Don't mind me, just making Dorley Hall stickers for discord.
time for another of my polls for like 3 people
whose kidnappings were worse: Mia Hurst or Aunt Bea
Mia Hurst (claw)
Aunt Bea (the sisters of dorley)
Inspirational female representation is not flawless girl-bosses. It never has been. That's another one-dimensional unattainable version of perfection same as the 50s Housewife was. We can't all be Aunt Bea or Black Widow those are caricatures of what it means to be a woman and only highlight limited aspects of femininity without character growth or nuance. Assassin is no more of a personality than cook is.
Inspirational female representation in media is women who make mistakes and are still given value even after blundering. It's Anne falling off a roof. It's Evie wrecking a whole library and nearly ending the world. It's Eowyn in a suicidal depression riding into battle with the goal of dying. It's Lizzie believing everything Wickham says about Darcy.
It's Anne learning that you shouldn't fall for a bully's bait and pride has its place and it should be kept there. It's Evie learning that maybe don't assume something is safe because sometimes it definitely isn't, whether that's ladders or big black books. It's Eowyn learning to love herself and that she doesn't have to prove anything to anyone. It's Lizzie learning not to jump to conclusions about people's character.
It's the space for mistakes and growth. These characters are loved and lovable before, during, and after their mistakes. While they learn from the mistakes they make there is no pressure that from that moment on they are perfect and do nothing else less than perfectly (the mummy sequel doesn't exist here because they made Evie into a cardboard cutout of who she had been in the first film and stripped her depth and warmth). These women are allowed to fail, learn, and grow. They are also some of the most resonant characters in the history of women in literature and film. Who here consumed the media where they are represented and didn't feel akin to at least one of them in some way?
BEATRICE AND HOBART WERE SO FINE
bonus for this week: Aunt Bea!
A Soldier In The War On Christmas
Sexy female TV characters!
this was mostly meant for reddit to show alt. designs for characters and what I envision characters like drake, elizabeth, etc. would look like despite having absolutely nothing to work with bUUUT I felt I should post it here anyway
NOTHING YOU GUYS HAVEN’T SEEN (besides alph in a tiny adorable uniform) BUT HERE IT IS