#anna croft orv

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[ @orvwomenweek ] free day (anna croft + love) || day 7

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[orphiclovers]

Anna Croft for @auuwmk ^^ Have a good December 25th for no particular reason

[metanarrates]

still so funny that one of the big Yoohankim Moments is them all coming together to scam anna croft. hey here's our collective Narrative Foil let's all bully her together and not think about how she reflects us all as if through a twisted dark mirror!!! #throupleactivities

[kiwiandmint]

Perfect Night

From chapter 504

[auuwmk]

scrap cause i gave up 😃 anna croft my beloved 🥰

[jomeimei421]

Prophet

[macaronijail06]

ORV Women's Week

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auction my beloved

[werewolfcave]

I think generally one of the biggest overall faults of ORV is how much the women are so frequently defined by the men around them.

Jung Heewon is Kim Dokja's sword and a matching pair with Lee Hyunsung. She was sexually assaulted and left to die and only survived because a man saved her. Her connection with Uriel is the most major one she has with another woman, which I cannot understate but it is something we only see glimpses of. The Paradise Arc is one of the few places where we really get to see Jung Heewon's own feelings, outside of just the definition or framework of the men in her life.

Uriel's most notable defining traits that make her more than just WoS Uriel are (in the 1864th turn) her love of Kim Dokja and Yoo Joonghyuk and (in the 999th turn) being in love with Yoo Joonghyuk. [This is a bit of an oversimplified and pessimistic view of the way Uriel is presented but I think you guys get what I'm trying to say]

Lee Jihye is mostly defined by Yoo Joonghyuk (the guy who taught her to fight), Kim Dokja (the guy who convinced her live), and Kim Namwoon (the guy who has feelings for her that she doesn't return). She is close with Jung Heewon but we never actually get elaboration on this fact! Na Bori and the kids are like the only things we get outside of the men in her life and even then she is usually just the babysitter!!

Lee Seolhwa is literally only spared because Kim Dokja thought that Yoo Joonghyuk would fall apart if she didn't live! Not because of her extreme medical prowess, not because she is a person, but simply because her boyfriend would be sad. Hell! We barely know anything about her outside of Yoo Joonghyuk!!!

Yoo Mia is also entirely defined by Yoo Joonghyuk! We don't know anything about her besides her connections to her brother!!

Anna Croft is pretty much exclusively defined by Yoo Joonghyuk and Kim Dokja! Neither of which have good opinions on her! So she's just kind of framed as a bitch with little elaboration otherwise. There are implications she is more but goddamn if we barely get to see them!

Don't get me wrong, ORV has its really awesome moments. But fuck do a lot of the women not really exist outside of the men for a large portion of the story.

I know this has likely been talked about to death for most of the characters but Jung Heewon was one that particularly stuck out to me as Jung Heewon in the sequel is not only saved by a man but saved by a man who is specifically a fanboy of hers (not sure how it's handled past that tho).

[hexadonis]

this tgcf scene reminded me of him

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orv twitter request collection

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[whomstwhowhat]

CroftSoo (AnnaCroft/Hsy) compels me, a dynamic between a selfless woman to the point of selfishness saving the world for the many X a selfish women to the point of selflessness sacrifice the world for one person

Trolley problem, but their answer are so incredibly different