[ SECRET POST #2944 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2944 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. I use Cersei Lannister from GOT as an example. Do I like her as in root for her to succeed and want to be friends with her? Heck no! I'll cheer if and when she meets her end. But the thing is George RR Martin did such a good job in crafting a compelling backstory/motivations for her that I can't help but be fascinated by her. I want to see her character to the bitter end.

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AYRT

Cersei would be another great example (actually a lot of the GoT characters would be).

Thinking she's an awesome character (which she is) =/= thinking she's an awesome person. And while Cersei also embodies elements that take on a feminist slant (so much more so than Amy, imo; whatever else, Cersei's motivations are rooted in far less trivial issues within her universe), no one's claiming she's some kind of How To Be A Woman poster-child and thinking she's a role model for feminists everywhere.

[(Anonymous)]

I wouldn't say "no one." Because Tumblr. But very few people.

[(Anonymous)]

no one's claiming she's some kind of How To Be A Woman poster-child and thinking she's a role model for feminists everywhere
You clearly don't visit the same corners of Tumblr that I do. :-(