[ SECRET POST #2988 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2988 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's offensive as fuck. I'll gladly be offended by that if you can't.

[(Anonymous)]

How dare you stereotype Native Americans!

How dare you not use a Native American!

There is no winning, unless instead of Pan, somebody makes Tiger Lily: The Movie.

[(Anonymous)]

people could always choose to not adapt peter pan. its not like it needed a remake.

[(Anonymous)]

Or they could just cast a Native American but make the character less of a stereotype?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not really sure you can. It's not like these are supposed to be in any way a realistic community of Native Americans. They belong in Neverland, in unreality. I feel like divorcing them from anything real and making them the imaginary fantasyland people they obviously are may be the best choice.

...Or, you could ask -- if these people actually are a community of Native Americans, how the hell did they end up in Neverland? And what did moving there permanently do to them? That could be... possibly very interesting, although it would also be tricky to do in a not-offensive manner.

[(Anonymous)]

They're not actually a community of Native Americans, though. They're basically props. They're there because Neverland is a place where every boy's adventure fantasy is simultaneously real, and the boy's adventure stories of its era were CRAZY racist.

[othellia]

The scifi miniseries Neverland attempted this.

[(Anonymous)]

The character is already a stereotype. There wasn't any redeeming value in her to start with.

[(Anonymous)]

Much like your common or garden SJW.

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, the Fox Kids version did a pretty good job with Tiger Lily (and pretty much all the characters).

[(Anonymous)]

True. That show was surprisingly good.

[(Anonymous)]

So Pocahontas should be white, blonde with blue eyes too to not offend poc?

I don't even know man...

[(Anonymous)]

I have never seen any version of Peter Pan where Tiger Lily was actually played by a Native American actress.