[ SECRET POST #2875 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2875 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

b-but Sarah Lund ;_; I don't think she looks like she's about to cry at all. She's just always very grumpy.

[(Anonymous)]

That's not Sarah Lund! It's Sarah Linden, from the crappy American remake

[(Anonymous)]

DA I was going to suggest OP watch the Danish original. As you say Lund is more of a stoic and not at all weepy (I think).

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ayrt
Sarah Lund is definitely more of a stoic character. But then again I've heard people complain that she's too "dreary"
When you're a female character, you just can't win

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Well, Sarah Lund isn't a cheerful person. She's not a very likeable person, she doesn't seem to have many friends and she's driven by her obsession with the crime to the point of damaging her relationship with her boyfriend and her own son. She's really interesting to me as a character, but she's not someone I'd want to hang out with, necessarily.

To be honest, I find that really refreshing to see a female lead like this. Media has plenty of male lead detectives who do the exact same thing (usually with more booze involved) but not many women. It's a slight change up of the trope.

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ayrt
I found Sarah Lund as a female lead really refreshing too. So many female characters aren't allowed to make mistakes or be an unlikable person, like you said.
Her character is also allowed to carry the show entirely herself. I can't think of a single American show like that.
Over here, you just get stuff like True Detective.