do u dislike the main loki then? the one who is also never presented as anything but male? who is only referred to with he/him pronouns?
2026 and i’m still saying the same shit i was in 2021 bro
@FoolsMischief mind u i don’t like season 2, that was when her character got reduced and her plot in season 1 was sidelined. PROBABLY because of the loudest part of the fandom spouting this bs when season 1 dropped
@FoolsMischief when did i say she wasn’t a love interest. i’m saying that just because she’s a love interest doesn’t mean that’s her only purpose as a character? if you view a female presenting character as only that when given a romantic subplot, that is YOUR bias.
@FoolsMischief again, it’s just factually incorrect that that is her primary plot 😭 that is YOUR perspective due to your own intrinsic biases and prior connection to loki’s character. that isn’t at all what actually happens in the show
@FoolsMischief and saying she was subordinated to their romantic plot is just factually incorrect. she stays true to her purpose regardless of that, and chooses her purpose OVER it.
@FoolsMischief it’s almost like.. loki is the main character of the show… thus every other character in the show’s arcs and developments are to progress the main plot and the main character.
@FoolsMischief ? the entire plot of season 1 revolves around sylvie’s character. she’s a victim of the system loki finds himself working for, and seeing her struggles and purpose leads him to, for the first time, having a noble person himself?
@FoolsMischief sylvie has an entire character arc that does not revolve around being a love interest?? it’s even shown plainly at the end of s1 that her goals and purpose are more important to her than that, and in s2 it’s barely mentioned at all.
crazy take but as a genderfluid person i don’t think a mythical being that faces none of the struggles we actually do, can change their appearance at will, and do not even live in our society is the representation yall act like it is..
the way it’s deadass just the sansa treatment. dumping all the trauma (particularly sexual trauma) onto one female character that they think is more hated so that it will make the audience feel more empathetic towards her— also because they don’t view the earlier scenes (1/2)
i need someone who enjoys hotd to articulate to me why that alicent and jasper wylde scene was necessary and what it added to alicent’s character, i cannot even pretend to understand the reasoning behind it