[ SECRET POST #2730 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2730 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I think some of this might be that for its time (as weird as it feels to say that, given the "time" wasn't even twenty years ago), it was pretty feminist, whereas now you expect the female hero to be young, pretty and snarky. AND strong. She's Veronica Mars's mother and Kate Beckett's grandmother, essentially. So that's why I think it's a bit revolutionary. Whereas now we're like, okay great, she's snarky and strong and stuff, and yet half her plotlines are about which guy she's going to sleep with (or not be able to sleep with). I still think Buffy's feminist in many respects, for its time and after even still, but there's definitely issues.