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My Girls: Not All About Bromance
Jan. 23rd, 2012 07:42 pmJust when I was starting to think that I am a horrible feminist (I am actually, but I'll get into that later in a different post) for loving the shows I love (heavy on the bromance with few if any awesome women roles) two things happened on those shows that made me exceedingly happy. One of them was totally expected and I totally predicted it would happen-- Elizabeth Burke KICKED MOTHERFUCKIN' ASS! ♥ I just love her so much. More on that later...
The second thing was that Molly Hooper fuckin' SHINED in Sherlock. I guess her character and transformations are open to interpretation, but I've chosen to see a bit of myself-- and a few other women I know-- in it, and will interpret her character through that filter. Others might see this other ways, and that's what makes for great dialogue and learning experiences. Please do share your own thoughts and interpretations. I'd love for this to be a place for discussion and insights.
( For the sake of Law and Order I suggest you avoid all future attempts of a relationship, Molly (Spoilers obvs) )
( You're right, Peter and Neal are going to KICK YOUR ASS (yeah, spoilers here too) )
The second thing was that Molly Hooper fuckin' SHINED in Sherlock. I guess her character and transformations are open to interpretation, but I've chosen to see a bit of myself-- and a few other women I know-- in it, and will interpret her character through that filter. Others might see this other ways, and that's what makes for great dialogue and learning experiences. Please do share your own thoughts and interpretations. I'd love for this to be a place for discussion and insights.
( For the sake of Law and Order I suggest you avoid all future attempts of a relationship, Molly (Spoilers obvs) )
( You're right, Peter and Neal are going to KICK YOUR ASS (yeah, spoilers here too) )
