[ SECRET POST #2939 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2939 ⌋

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Comments

[were_lemur]

There really aren't a whole lot of male characters like Amy that people root for.

LOL, really? Movies, books and videogames come out on a regular basis that feature assassins as heroes, and any villain played by a white actor of sufficient attractiveness is going to have an army of fangirls posting gifs on Tumblr.

It's all fun and games, though, until someone has a chance to score points against feminism.

[(Anonymous)]

So very much this.

[ketita]

I have seen a few books and such featuring female assassins as heroes too, though. I'm not sure I'd draw a direct comparison to Amy because often part of the assassin thing is "this is my job but I don't ~enjoy~ it" and that allows for wiggle room.
Amy is more "fucked up and will fuck you up", and I'm trying to think of a good male villain like that that I've seen. (I personally adored her as a villain, I haven't seen such an effective one in film in a while). tbh I think the best comparison might be Tyler Durden, as somebody mentioned upthread.