when male characters aren’t fleshed out, fans become surrogate authors to help. if a female character isn’t fleshed out, then that’s it. no reason to engage w her beyond parameters set by her author & fandom. sad that this thought killing tool is considered “literary criticism”
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apparitor contented himself with having power to keep his lover alive and considers that enough, even if under imperialism unendingly more gay men will suffer. while baru (as a colonized gay woman) is incapable of letting the systems exist even at the cost of personal happiness..
Are there any books classified as romantasy that are actually good. I don’t want to completely write off the genre but they aren’t really sending their best.
@qiqiflings It’s so cute how much of Beldaruit influenced Qifrey’s teaching style and relationship with the girls even if they don’t get along the best currently lol. There is obviously a lot of care and admiration there.
My most fav scene of jaadugar #10 tdy is actually when Fatima admitted she was actually jealous of Muhammad's freedom & briefly think to let go of her hatred.. it's so melancholic cuz at the end, she ultimately choose to live for vengeance & also choose toregene
Jaadugar's spirituality on full display again! An otherworldly opener allows director Kenji Zenba to lean more on his characteristically loose forms, building not just on the mythology they've carefully explored but also on the show's motifs, like Tolui as a dazzling light