#pip x ravi

[wowthatsextra]

I think the realest thing in Good Girl Bad Blood is that Pip is the fourth most hateable person in the poll- just after the three involved™. Because ofc a teenage girl asking questions and challenging the system and disrupting the small town bubble is the most annoying in the sea of rapists and killers

[danystargaryens]

Pip & Ravi A Good Girl's Guide To Murder | Season: 1

[sadpotatoreads]

Just an observation but maybe the color of these book covers interpret the emotional state of pip. White for healthy, Red for conflicted and black indicates that she's finally onto the dark side.

[alltheshipsilove]

watching agggtm for the plot

they are the plot and they are the moment

[somewhereincairparavel]

when ravi couldn't stop crying after pip revealed her final plan to go mia till max's trial, cried on her shoulder and CONTINUED to cry on his knees for a long time even after she left.

pipravi. pls save me pipravi.

[potpourri-of-ecclecticism]

- With Sal and Andie, there was always some kind of drama. I think her dad hated Sal and it caused issues at home. - Why did he hate Sal? - His little blonde angel going out with a brown boy?

A GOOD GIRL'S GUIDE TO MURDER (2024–) ¤ Episode 2 dir. Dolly Wells

[shewas-afairy]

Yes romances are cute and all but mysteries with a side of romance>>>

[breathe-rainbow]

WE GOT OUR SARGE 😭😭

[talknerdytome18]

In defense of Pippa Fitz-Amobi

While she may not be as underrated in her own series as Cassie Hobbes is in The Naturals, Pip still gets a lot of hate that can be easily debunked.

The treatment of Pip by the general fandom is shocking. While many praise her (me included), there is a minority who'll make her out to be the true villain of the series, despite that not being Holly's intentions at all.

They'll say that Pip wasn't justified in killing Jason, even though the circumstances in which she killed him in were understandable. He'd, stalked kidnapped, and intended to kill her, all because she wasn't "listening" to him. She knew he wouldn't let her live if she'd escaped.

They'll say that Pip should've just confessed after killing Jason instead of covering up his murder with Ravi and pinning it on Max, but fail to mention how Pip had no faith in the police after they continuously failed her throughout the first two books.

To her, killing the man who'd intended on killing her was a better option than going to the police, who'd most likely not believe her. Jason Bell was a privileged man who'd gotten away with it before, and I don't think Pip reporting him would have done anything.

We also hear how Pip was a terrible person for breaking up with Ravi, while not understanding her perspective on the matter. Yes, it's upsetting seeing them breakup, especially after everything they'd been through, but it was understandable. Pip knew that Hawkins suspected her for killing Jason, despite there being no evidence against her. She knew that, until Max was proven guilty, then it was better to remain distant instead of being close.

I understand that this could've made her look guiltier in Hawkins's eyes, but her distancing herself would've kept those around her safe. She practically saw herself as a ticking timebomb to those around her, so she thought it was better to be far from everyone else instead of being close and putting them in harm's way.

People will also say that Pip was a terrible person for not turning in Naomi when she'd discovered the photo that Sal had taken on the night of Andie's disappearance, but fail to realise her motivation for not turning her in was primarily for Cara's sake. She didn't want for Cara to lose her sister since she'd already lost her mother. And she'd also explained that the photo may not have been enough evidence for the police to reconsider opening Andie's case. The police had always been against Sal, and Pip knew that a photo may not be enough to prove to them that Sal was innocent.

And I've said this in a previous post, but book 3 Pip was not the character assassination that some of you believe. While the Pip we see in AGAD is noticeably different from AGGGTM Pip, the circumstances in how she became like how she was in AGAD are understandable. She'd been failed by the police, witnessed a man be murdered right in front of her eyes, had been betrayed by her friends + her neighbour, had become addicted to drugs, and was now being stalked.

To say that despite everything she'd experienced (at such a young age, mind you) should've just been ignored in favour of her being her old self again is the actual character assassination. No person can go through all of that and just be expected to act as how they were before. Pip learns that there will be nothing that she does that will bring her back to her old self; she's been changed by what she's experienced and will have to learn to live with it. I commend Holly for showing how trauma changes you and how you learn to cope with it.

Overall, Pip is not the villain that most people make her out to be. She's a traumatised teenage girl who shouldn't have been failed by those around her.

If you want to blame anyone for Pip's downfall, then blame the police for not believing her. It's not a teenager's fault that you can't do your job! If you need a teenager to do your job for you, then maybe you're the problem.

Love you, Pippa Fitz-Amobi <333

(Also, I might make this a series where I defend hated female characters. Any suggestions? My fandom list is in my intro <333)

[letmeliveinelfhame]

If you have a man and wanna know if he's a real one, ask him if he'd wear these when trespassing 😉

[wowthatsextra]

The way I can traumatize an entire generation with "Hey Sarge, remember me?"

[winnie-the-monster]

“Goodnight sarge.”

[sadpotatoreads]

making nat da silva, andie bell's best friend was the worst mistake script writers could've done cause she was anything but that.

[sweetnnaivete]

pipravi is jily in another universe

[coffeeinthebackpack]

Pip, writing in her diary with a glitter gel pen: I'm losing my sense of humanity. Nothing matters. God is dead. There's blood on my hands.

[potpourri-of-ecclecticism]

A GOOD GIRL'S GUIDE TO MURDER (2024–) ◈ Episode 3