#sofia my beloved

[stzainin]

people talk a lot about katya and goncharov and andrei's relationship and there surely was something but like folk. haven't you noticed how sofia just looked at katya for the first time and went "yep that's gonna be my gf" like fr tho she looked at her and claimed her as her bbg 😭😭 she's a raging lesbian and you can't tell me the otherwise

[thewitchqueen281]

all this talk about Katya being a girl boss but yet to see any love to my girl Sofia 🙄🙄 just because it's gay doesn't mean we can completely reduce Sofias character down to the girlfriend or whatever.

also she kicked like so much ass on her own. the HOSPITAL SCENE ANYONE??? I like this parring guys I just wish Sofia was respected on her own.

[isayhourwrong]

Every time I discuss the bottle scene from *Goncharov* I feel like fleabag declaring she might not be a feminist if she had bigger tits. I am her in that moment, I would be a better feminist without the knowledge that it exists.

[atcnm]

Referencing this post, don’t want to add potential spoilers, it seems OP is watching for the first time.

#seriously#Sophia was interesting#but at heart a pathetic thing#Oswald slid the knife in here#the rest of her arc should have been bringing her down like this#pychologically#piece by piece

tags by @sunlitroom 

Come to think of it, next episode Sofia did what Oswald pretended to do in this confrontation. She killed her father, her most prominent weak point. And yes, such a difference between Oswald and her in this. Martin storyline was touching, even if it was not subtle, Oswald loved the boy and was loved in return. But Sofia and her father - I don’t think there was much but hurt and resentment in that relationship. Maybe Falcone was the only instance were Sofia has shown real emotions, she pretended in pretty much everything else - unlike Oswald, who can be both a deeply emotional man and a very cruel cunning one, too. Sofia is further on the ruthlessness scale than him, but at the same time she’s almost more shallow. Who (or what) could be her weakness after she herself killed her father? Could it be possible - to exploit his death as a way to make her feel guilty or just disbalanced enough to destroy her? Or could it be the way to turn Zsasz against her? 

I’m forever biased and bitter about Sofia leaving the stage so abruptly to move forward Lee’s plot, but at least we have possibilities to think about.