[ SECRET POST #4044 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4044 ⌋

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Comments

[saturnofthemoon]

I....don't consider Jessica Jones to be a positive representation of queer characters.

[(Anonymous)]

Can I ask why? I never made it through the whole series (I tried twice and only got about halfway both times) so I don't know if there are things I missed.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, it might not be "positive" in the sense that Hogarth isn't a terribly good person and that a messy love triangle isn't a positive outcome, but honestly? I thought she was one of the best supporting characters in the series. She's not nice, no. But she's fiercely intelligent, ambitious and driven. Her affair with her secretary and cheating on her wife looked bad on her. But on the other hand, male characters are allowed to be like that quite frequently: complex, amoral, the occasional flash of vulnerability that keeps the audience from completely turning away. Hogarth wasn't about being a positive lesbian role model, she was... well, Hogarth. It helps that Carrie-Anne Moss did such an amazing job in the role, too.

[(Anonymous)]

This entire comment is spot on in my opinion.