#Personaje Femenino

[ivanamorgenstern]

Personaje Principal, primera vista.

[sudaca-swag]

le podrían haber dado un mejor backstory a allison porque tenés todas las historias re turbias de nicky, dan, neil, andrew, kevin etc y cuando llegas a allison es como el audio ese de "-I have to tell u all a secret...I have body dysmorphia -omg shut the fuck up alice"

[aperint]

Arte y lucha. Aurora Reyes

Arte y lucha. Aurora Reyes #aperturaintelectual #palabrasbajollave @tmoralesgarcia1 Thelma Morales García

[madmaxxing]

La pobrecilla de mi abuela se le nota ya la edad, no se termina de enterar que la mitad de los personajes son mota snfngnf

[cacaitos]

q loco harara se estaba a punto de liar con kakugo y eso no tuvo ningún impacto a ningún nivel de la trama o personajes. incluyendo harara.

[laurauniversidadcentral2023]

Nota

Estos ensayos son representaciones de los pensamientos y sentimientos de las personajes, no ocurrieron ni aparecen en las novelas originales.

Usaré la voz de ellas para transmitir mis ideas en estos ensayos para darle un poco más de diversidad porque todas ellas son únicas y originales, como lo hizo Soledad Acosta de Samper, ella usó la voz de su personaje Dolores para escribir lo que no podia decir

[bananaman-mp3]

generalmente no suelo ser asi pero mujeres como tsunade >>>>>>

[cmatain]

Publicado el libro «“Yo nací libre”. Tras los pasos de Marcela en el “Quijote”», de Yvette Martí Caloca («Biblioteca Áurea Hispánica», 153)

Se ha publicado recientemente el número 153 de la colección «Biblioteca Áurea Hispánica», el libro «Yo nací libre». Tras los pasos de Marcela en el «Quijote», de Yvette Martí Caloca. Yvette Martí Caloca, «Yo nací libre». Tras los pasos de Marcela en el «Quijote», Madrid / Frankfurt am Main, Iberoamericana / Vervuert, 2023. ISBN 978-84-9192-301-5 (Iberoamericana). ISBN 978-3-96869-368-2…

[eky11]

Oh btw I think I’ve never said this but in my head Kinako is just a regular Raimon member, not from the future, not Fei’s mom, she doesn’t know Asurei, sure she looks similar to Fei’s mom but that’s a coincidence (This doesn’t really change Fei’s backstory that much)

[tharett]

**** This is going to be the last ranfren post I'll make ****

I'm pretty sure some of you may know (and by looking into the community, will probably tell me to "grow up" lololol), the ranfren creator has... a VERY problematic past (that i properly searched and educated myself about)... and I no longer want to associate with their work (simple as that, really)☝️🤓

[Context as to Why I'm Uploading this xd]:

I was in the process of drawing this page (with the intention of uploading it ywy) before finding about the LORE about the making of the Ranfren series, so I couldn't bring myself to NOT upload this after putting a lot of work in for it... and we find ourselves here in this awkward situation :v

So with this, I will bid the series adieu and continue uploading art of my other interests 🙇‍♂️

Eng Translation of my Chicken Scratch Handwriting:

Nyon and Nyen photo:

- ok 1/2 (letters on his shirt)

- Nyon looks too feminine lmao (in my style)

-Nyen (why is he always drawn all muscley??) (Future thare: I now know (HAH))

Luther photo:

[Headcanon Box]

- always unprepared for visitors (doesn't have enough drinks each visit somehow)

[Dialogue]

Luther (L): "I hope your friends like them..."

Randal (R): "thanks big brother! Woah, an ash tray for a cup!? Cool"

Avalona and Spider Girl photo:

[Dialogue]

Avalona Mercury (A): c'mon guys! Hurry up! N'hee hee hee!"

R: "I'm on my way ladies!!"

A: "ew you're drooling again hee hee!"

[OC]Hirose Daiki (H): "I'll stick around a bit!"

[Extra Notes]

- HS AU ☆ high school alternative universe

- they all get along like normal teens <3

Comic Strip (LEFT TO RIGHT! Also Numbered!!):

[Contex Box]

- meeting the Ivory Family

[Dialouge + Action Boxes]

H: "oh! Hey Sebastian (S)! What a coincidence! Wanna hang later?"

S: "H-Hirose? What are you...?" [First time meeting Hirose out of school]

H: "I'm also here for groceries?? Lol. Why else would I be here?"

L: "oh? Is he a friend of yours, Randal?" [Lean--]

R: "eeh, I guess? He's a friend of a friend" [uninterested]

H: "hello! I'm Hirose Daiki, Randal's and Sebastian's friend! You must be Randal's big brother, Luther, right?" [Offering hand for handshake]

S: "I told you, you don't have to greet them..."

H: "nonsense!! It's a pleasure to meet you! Hi Randal ^^"

R: "ugh... hi..."

L: "(Oh, he's nicer than the other one (Satoru)!) Well yes! Yes I am- it's a pleasure to meet you, too!" [Flattered Blush]

H: "the pleasure is all mine!"

R: "Seb, let's go to the candy section!"

[Contex Box (2)]

- later made plans to introduce his (Hirose) parents

Traducción de Todo lo que Dije antes pero en Esp xd:

**** Esto será el último blog de Ranfren que haré ****

Estoy seguro que algunos de ustedes saben (y al mirar los tipos de la comunidad, probablemente me dirán que "ctm/no mms" xdxd), el creador de Ranfren tiene... un pasado MUY problemático (en la cual yo tome el tiempo para buscar para que me eduque adecuadamente)... y ya no quiero asociarme con su trabajo (así de simple, la neta JAJA) ☝️🤓

[Contexto de pq subo esto xdxd]:

Estaba en el proceso de terminar este dibujo (con la intención de subirla ;-;) antes de enterarme de la HISTORIA sobre la creación de la serie Ranfren, así que como no subir este dibujo después de ponerle tanto esfuerzo para terminarlo, y pues... ahora nos encontramos aquí en esta situación incomoda :v

Así que con esto, me despido de la serie y continuaré subiendo arte de mis otros intereses 🙇‍♂️

Traducción Esp de mi letra culera JAJAJA:

Foto de Nyon y Nyen:

- ok 1/2 (lo que tiene escrito en su blusa)

- Nyon se ve demasiado femenino JAJAJA (en mi estilo xd)

- Nyen (¿pq siempre lo dibujan todo musculoso?) (thare del futuro: ahora lo sé (JAJ))

Foto con Luther:

[Caja con Headcanon] ("Headcanon" son ideas que son implementados en un personaje(s) de cómo interactuan/como reaccionaría en ciertas situaciones, etc)

- Siempre no esta preparado para sus visitantes (por alguna razón siempre no tiene suficiente bebidas para servir en cada visita)

[Diálogo]

Luther (L): "espero que a tus amigos les gusten..."

Randal (R): "¡Gracias, hermano mayor! Gau, ¿¡un cenicero para una taza!? Chido"

Foto con Avalona y Chica Araña:

[Diálogo]

Avalona Mercurio (A): "¡Vamos chicos! ¡Apúrense! ¡N'hji ji ji!"

R: "¡¡Voy llegando chicas!!"

A: "¡Que asco, estas babeando de nuevo ji ji!"

[OC]Hirose Daiki(H): "¡Me quedo con ustedes por un poco!"

[Notas Extra]

- UA de Prepa ☆ Universo Alternativo de la Prepa/Secundaria

- se llevan como adolescentes normales <3

Tira Cómica (¡LEER DE IZQUIERDA A DERECHA! ¡¡TAMBIÉN ESTÁ NUMERADO!!)

[Caja de Contexto]

- conociendo la Familia Ivory

[Diálogo + Cajas de Acción]

H: "¡oh! ¡Que tal Sebastian (S)! ¡Que coincidencia! ¿Quieres pasar el rato?"

S: "¿H-Hirose? ¿Que haces aquí...?" [La primera vez que mira a Hirose fuera de la escuela]

H: "¿¿También estoy aquí para el mandado?? Lol, ¿para que más estaría aquí?"

L: "¿Oh? Este es un amigo tuyo, Randal?" [Se inclina--]

R: "eee, ¿yo diría? Es amigo de un amigo" [desinteresado]

H: "¡Hola! ¡Soy Hirose Daiki, amigo de Randal y Sebastian! Usted es el hermano mayor de Randal; Luther, ¿es cierto?" [Ofreciéndole la mano para saludarlo]

S: "te he dicho, no necesitas saludarlos..."

H: "¡¡Tonterías!! ¡Es un placer conocerte! Hola Randal ^^"

R: "ugh... hola..."

L: "(Oh, ¡es más amable que el otro (Satoru xd)!) ¡Por supuesto! Soy el hermano mayor- ¡Es un placer conocerte!" [Rubor Halagado(?)]

H: "¡El placer es todo mío!"

R: "¡Oye Seb, vayamos a la sección de dulces!"

[Caja de Contexto (2)]

- después hicieron planes para introducir sus padres (de Hirose)

Con esto, me despido y les deseo que tengan una buenas/os días, tardes, o noches 🫂💕

And with this, I say goodbye and wish all of you a good day, afternoon, or night 🫂💕

[pheleszev]

Top personajes femeninos favoritos:

1. Mondstadt: Sacarosa 🦋

2. Liyue: Ningguang 💎

3. Inazuma: Shogun Raiden ⚡

4. Sumeru: Collei 🌱

5. Fontaine: Arlecchino 🔥

Top personajes Masculinos favoritos:

1. Mondstadt: Diluc 🦅

2. Liyue: Zhongli 🪨

3. Inazuma: Ayato 🧋

4. Sumeru: Alhaitham 📚

5. Fontaine: Neuvillette 🌧️

[supernova-rsrcs]

NECESITO sumarme a esta trama por plis de CUALQUIER manera con Nerissa o con Masky o con las dos O CON QUIEN SE PRESENTE, o sea que Arwen es capaz de todo para que sus estudiantes puedan salir a ejercer sin problemas después de graduarse.

Es más, abramos tema ahora mismo (??? ok no ahora pero se entiende que en un punto dado

P.D.: @entropiasgift ahora que Tina estará siendo acomodada en Amarus Grataia a falta del santuario jeje, ¿puedo pedir tema conociendo a Arwen y ver cómo resulta semejante colisión de féminas hambrientas del saber? plis plis pliiiiis

Ok realmente aquí se necesita un llamado para TODAS las féminas de Kaelkoth bc FEMALE POWER

PORQUE ESTAMOS DE ACUERDO ok es que me están saltando muchas ideas pero es que esto es importante. Porque, ¿cómo tendrán acceso a los edictos de Leyna las mujeres del Santuario tras el ataque con tantas muertes? Si muchos de los hombres cercanos que pudieron darle el aval que necesitan probablemente murieron ¿cómo hacen ahí? pero sobre todo, muchos edictos se perdieron en esta tragedia QUE SE HA QUEMADO EL LUGAR ENTERO y estas huérfanas son de clase baja ¿vamos a revictimizarlas al acusarlas de falsificar su documento o de mentir para tener ventaja de esta TRAGEDIA? ¿cómo recuperan el edicto si el aval MURIÓ y no pueden hacer uno nuevo OBVIAMENTE? hay muchos casos diferentes que pueden surgir con esto, estas mujeres necesitan trabajar incluso si hay nobles queriendo apoyar, no podemos sólo pasar de infantilizarlas con misoginia a con clasismo ES QUE ESTE ES UN GRAN IMPACTO.

Digo que todo gran cambio llega por un gran evento, y muchas veces es por medio de una gran catástrofe. Tantos siglos, ya podemos decir que al menos un milenio, con este edicto, y en esta época donde puede subir una REINA al trono que no sea consorte, sino heredera, ¿como por qué no las mujeres estarán pidiendo MÁS derechos y MÁS igualdad en momentos tan trascendentales como este? IT'S THE NEXT STEP BABY

ES NUESTRO TURNO, ¿CUÁNDO HACEMOS TEMAS PARA REUNIRNOS Y HACERLO POSIBLE?

Voy a abrir búsqueda de trama para tratar esto mismo por medio de Arwen. El feminismo burgués me está respirando en la nuca, pero por algo todo se empieza.

"Women are not made whole by men. Women are made whole the moment they enter this world." Anne Motherfucking Sherley.

El Edicto de Leyna, una pieza central en la historia de Kaelkoth, establece la creación de las "Leynas", permisos especiales que determinan las libertades y derechos de las mujeres, permitiéndoles estudiar, trabajar y tener ingresos propios. No obstante, un detalle crucial es que estas requieren el aval de una figura masculina, evidenciando las complejas dinámicas de poder en la sociedad kaelkothiana. Aunque son un símbolo de progresión para las mujeres, también son un recordatorio constante de las limitaciones impuestas sobre ellas.

LORE: EL EDICTO DE LEYNA

[ernestdescalsartwok]

MUJER-ARTE-PINTURA-ARREGLARSE-PELO-SEDUCCION-BELLEZA-MODELO-ANNA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS por Ernest Descals Por Flickr: MUJER-ARTE-PINTURA-ARREGLARSE-PELO-SEDUCCION-BELLEZA-MODELO-ANNA-PINTOR-ERNEST DESCALS- Movimientos de la modelo Anna, la mujer se arregla el pelo en su voluntad de seducción, en la acción de mostrar su belleza para ofrecer una imagen con la que sentirse segura y atractiva. Pintar el movimiento de las mujeres y modelos en sus distintas poses naturales. Pintura del artista pintor Ernest Descals sobre papel de 50 x 70 centímetros, trazos sueltos que nos muestra al personaje femenino vestida con un jersey oscuro de cuello alto con los brazos en alto y expresión abstraida en su concentración.

[raas-0-blast]

Bueno, mis 7 personajes femeninos favoritos de Hazbin Hotel en un solo dibujo hecho por mi. 👌💜❤️🩷💛🤎🖤🩶

[lunightfarewelloficial]

Mi personaje femenino que mas amo de todo DC, es mi hermosa Wanda ❤️‍🔥

[maxdibert]

Then read yourself about it in any of the large amount of books and essays about writring you have online. Maybe you shoud read about the male faze in media and femenine stereotypes in literature too. Tou have a lot of things in google. Try someting.

Lily doesn’t seem to think she’s done anything wrong by insulting his poverty and aligning herself with his abusers - only Severus is remorseful, and the trauma that caused him to lash out was considerably worse than the trauma that caused her to lash out. She believes he deserves it, as apparently she believed his abuse was amusing. And I’d be totally fine with this from a character perspective because it’s the teenage condition to be self-centred and poor at self-reflection. But the *narrative* (and the author in interviews) doesn’t believe Lily was in the wrong here. And it believes Lily made the correct moral judgment on the two boys when she casts Severus off for his crime and falls in love with James despite his. But I just don’t buy into that framing, and I didn’t even when I was 10. The use of the word ‘mudblood’ while in considerable distress is not a greater sin than sexual assault.

Lily feels no remorse, nor does she think it's wrong to half-smile at the bully who’s targeting your so-called friend. She doesn’t even consider that this might be why your supposed best friend insulted you in the first place. But here’s the thing: this isn't Lily's fault. It's J.K. Rowling's fault, and the way she portrays ethical dilemmas throughout the series, blurring the lines between what's morally right and wrong. Now, if you’ll allow me, before diving into the dynamics between Lily and Severus, I’d like to provide some context as to why I believe the biggest issue with many of the characters’ attitudes in the series lies in Rowling’s constant attempt to project her own moral compass through her writing. In doing so, she falls into repeated inconsistencies and creates a narrative that’s all over the place when it comes to how certain characters are treated.

Rowling is never consistent. She portrays Draco Malfoy as an irredeemable, terrible character because he’s a rich kid spoiled by his parents, using his power and influence to bully those weaker than him. Yet, she gives James the benefit of the doubt, even though he behaved exactly the same way: a rich bully who used his status and his friends to gang up on the vulnerable. From early interviews, Rowling claimed Pansy Parkinson is practically the reincarnation of Satan, even though, of all the antagonists, Pansy is probably one of the least relevant and harmless. This is simply because Rowling projected onto her the stereotypical “mean girls” who mock those who read and study—something Rowling clearly couldn’t stand. On the other hand, she glorifies characters like Ginny, who has a pretty nasty attitude towards any girl she doesn’t consider cool or "not like the other girls." Ginny treats Fleur like a witch when Fleur has done nothing wrong—her only crime is being incredibly beautiful, knowing it, and not constantly apologizing for it. And this treatment of female characters throughout the series deserves a proper gendered critique, because they fall into every stereotype and archetype set by the traditional male gaze.

In Rowling's world, there are always two kinds of women. When it comes to younger, adolescent characters, there are the "good" women—those who don’t fit the typical feminine mold, the weird ones (like Luna), the tomboys who are “one of the guys” (like Ginny), or the overly studious ones who don’t have time for frivolous things like reading magazines or talking about boys (like Hermione). In other words, the cool girls, the ones who are supposed to be role models, are those who "aren’t like the other girls." But not because they’re deconstructing gender roles consciously—they just happen to embody the fantasy of the woman who can give you kids while still being one of your bros. It’s a common male fantasy, where women abandon the graceful, ethereal, delicate image to fit into a set of needs the modern man has. These are "manic pixie dream girls," hiding a deeply internalized misogyny as they are presented as individuals opposed to the “other” women—the “other” being less cool because they lack traditionally masculine traits, and thus are less than. We see this not only with how Fleur is treated but also with the disdain or prejudice Hermione shows towards girls like Lavender or the Patil sisters, just because they act like normal teenagers instead of validating themselves through academia to compensate for their inferiority complex (cough, cough).

Then we have the adult female characters, where Rowling’s toxic and incredibly conservative view of motherhood kicks in. Except for McGonagall, the rest of the adult women who are seen in a positive light are either already mothers or end up becoming mothers. And for them, motherhood is everything. They are mothers first and women second, in every case. Lily is Harry’s mother, who sacrifices herself for him. Molly is the Weasley matriarch, whose entire life revolves around her kids—she hasn’t even looked for a job (which wouldn’t be a bad idea, considering the family’s financial situation), nor does she have any aspirations beyond knitting sweaters and worrying about her children. Even Narcissa, a negative character throughout most of the saga, earns her redemption solely because she loves her son and is willing to risk everything for him. Nymphadora Tonks, a 25-year-old woman, ends up pregnant by a man 13 years older than her and goes from being an independent Auror with her own life to a passive housewife waiting for her man, who is off having an existential crisis. The adult women in the saga aren’t independent individuals—they’re extensions of their children. And any woman who isn’t a perfect, self-sacrificing mother (like Merope Gaunt) is either a psychopath or portrayed as a terrible person.

What I’m getting at is that Rowling is far from impartial in the moral narrative of the story. In fact, she’s absolutely inconsistent. She presents characters she sells as "good," whose attitudes are absolute trash, yet she continues to insist that they’re good and perfect. This is especially obvious with her female characters, because throughout the seven books, she constantly emphasizes her ideal of the "perfect woman" in terms of tastes, motivations, and behavior. Hermione is a self-insert, Ginny is probably a projection of who Rowling wishes she could’ve been, and Luna is the quirky girl who isn’t “threatening” to other women, and is treated with a condescending, paternalistic lens. They are either Rowling’s aspirational figures or archetypes that don’t bother her, or they’re reduced to filler characters who are mistreated by the narrative.

When it comes to Lily, the problem is that Rowling spends half the saga painting her as some kind of Mother Teresa. She’s the quintessence of motherhood—but not a conscious, modern motherhood, but one rooted in traditional Judeo-Christian ideals. This is the kind of motherhood that can do no wrong, the one that represents women because, in this view, a woman can’t be fulfilled unless she’s a mother. Lily dies for her son, and that love creates a divine, protective magic. She’s beautiful, popular, and one of the most popular guys at school is after her. Clearly, she must be a saint, because everyone describes her as such. And while the narrative does question James’s perfection, even if vaguely and unsuccessfully, it doesn’t do the same with Lily. Harry questions his father’s actions but never his mother’s. He never stops to think about how problematic it is that his mother almost laughed at Severus or refused to hear his apology, or that she couldn’t empathize with what he was going through, knowing full well the kind of situation Severus had at home. When a narrative tells you something but never shows it, and worse, never questions it, that’s a problem. Something doesn’t add up. Rowling is obsessed with showing her own moral line through her characters and doesn’t realize how incoherent it is to portray Lily as someone who always does the right thing when what we actually see of her suggests that, if she really liked James all along, not only is she a hypocrite, but she’s also quite superficial with questionable principles. But this is never addressed, never explored. It would be fascinating if it were, giving the character more depth and making her more relatable. But Rowling brushes all this aside, as she does with so many other things, because to her, Lily was a role model, despite the fact that anyone with common sense can see she was just a terrible friend who got tired of justifying why she hung out with a poor, scruffy kid and ultimately decided it made more sense to date the rich, handsome bully.