#fave fictional women

[eek-a-tron]

Fave 5 Fictional Women

Thanks for the tag, @lokiinmediasideblog!

This was painful to choose! AGHHh my ladies!

Honorable Mentions: Phryne Fisher (Miss Fisher Series, Mystery Lit); Leia Organa (Star Wars); Irene Adler (Holmesian Lit); Buffy Summers (Buffyverse); Jessica Jones (Marvel); Elizabeth Bennet (Austenian Lit); Anne Shirley (Classic Lit); Jude Duarte (The Folk of the Air); Jane Eyre (Classic Lit); Pamela Isely, Poison Ivy (Batverse); Ororo Munroe, Storm (X-Men); Amélie Poulain (French Film); Moira Rose (Schitt’s Creek); Susie Myerson (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel); Mercedes “Misty” Knight (Marvel), Othersssss

No-pressure tags: @linearao3, @thorfics, @pennie-dreadful, @supervillainarchaeologist, @abby118, and anyone else who’d like to feel the angst of choosing :p

[astralcities]

trans men wanting to see themselves in a fictional character (not a real woman) in a society where there’s like three trans male characters total is not a personal misogynistic attack on you and cis women why is it only a think piece when trans men dare to want to feel represented??

>"you and cis women" you are sure super duper proving you're not a transphobe or misogynist by lumping me in with cis girls and excluding trans women while you're at it. re-evaluate why you think that's acceptable and go fuck yourself while you're at it

[cielrouge]

tagged by @piyo-13 to make a poll of my top 5 characters and see who comes out on top and well....

Honorable Mentions: Mishil from Queen Seondeok (the OG baddie bitch antiheroine!!! Watching this sageuk as a kid literally alternated my brain chemistry hahaha), Emily Throne from Revenge (another OG antiheroine girlie I was frothing at the mouth over!!!) and Jem Carstairs from The Infernal Devices (the stranglehold this boi had on me during the heyday of the YA paranormal romance era LMAOOO)

Tagging @gyuseulogy, @selkiestars, @skadren, @whenquietthunders, @yukipri, and anyone else who wants to do this!

[non-un-topo]

Tagged by @materassassino. This looks so fun, thank you friend!

Challenge: make a poll with five of your all time favorite characters, and then tag five people to do the same. See which character is everyone's favorite.

Tagging @spacegirlsgang @aphroditestummyrolls @polarcell @steve-is-a-babe and @devouring-time

[thebellekeys]

so, i saw this post on instagram and my response is just the hardest disagree ever... you want characters who are morally black, or unhinged, or problematic, but you don’t want them to do, say, or think truly problematic, prejudiced things? listen, you cannot call for unlikeable characters in media who only do tasteful evils like murder but not uncomfortable evils like racism or hate speech. you cannot call for novels with characters who are acknowledged to be problematic and at the same time demand only a socially acceptable and clean form of problematic behavior. the reality of messy, problematic characters isn’t to have the reader root for or against these characters or even internalize their ideas. the point of these problematic characters is to reveal the harshness and complexity of the world, not to reinforce moral or political ideals. you cannot explore the truth of society and people in books if you will only accept characters who are sanitized of reality.

[noahsfault]

People will be like “Name your problematic fave: fictional women edition!”

And then list women who have never done a thing wrong ever in their lives

[musical-chick-13]

Like. Once again, I of ALL people understand what it's like to imprint on/relate to/be drawn to/care most about unpalatable or destructive or vicious characters who Aren't Good People, but, you know. I do have to ask why, for so many people, this NEVER seems to happen when those characters are women.

[darkurgetrash]

Fave Fictional Women tag 💃

Thanks for the tag @commander-krios and @lemonsrosesandlavender !! Here is a poll of but some of my favourite fictional women, (BG3 excluded because yall too biased), please choose your fave! 🙇‍♀️

(I wish I could have made this poll 100 answers long — every time I named a character I’d remember another I love!!😭 This was a very hard choice)

No pressure tags @kimberbohwrites @sorceresssundries @dutifullylazybread ❤️

[jamiewintons]

top five female characters!

1. Kitty Higham (BBC Ghosts)

2. Éowyn (The Lord of the Rings)

3. Éponine (Les Miserables)

4. Hera Syndulla (Star Wars Rebels/Ahsoka)

5. Orla McCool (Derry Girls)

[wurm-food]

I hope my misato katsuragi-isms have bewitched you all

[muraenide]

As much as I'm deep in TW and can't afford anymore blogs, I will always love my girl Jinx 🥹

[carrotcakecrumble]

Sick and twisted that I lose my Apple Pencil right when they start releasing all the juicy promotional stuff for ofmd s2

[grandwretch]

v interesting to behold one of those femcel fandom accounts on twitter when the only female characters they ever talk about are white women written by men

[itsnotacarepackage]

The primary reason why Masons admitted women into the Craft was to head off the accusation that men-only Lodges were homosexual debauches. The accusation was particularly insistent in France, where it was widely believed that homosexuality was the Craft's notorious secret, and that the rituals were a naked initiation into sodomy. The fact that, in Paris, members of the gay subculture used secret hand gestures and code-words to meet one another in safety from the authorities only increased the suspicion. Homosexuals even started adopting Craft terminology among themselves, calling one another 'Brother', for example.

- "The Craft: How the Freemasons Made the Modern World", by John Dickie, page 102

[vaniliens]

I queued a post agreeing with it but i didnt realize i did that exact thing OP was talking about until a few moments later

[honeyandbiscuitandtea-cafe]

In Insane Women We Trust >>>>>>>>>