My Queer Little Corner

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For context in my extremely long tags, I brought up Pomni (and how people HATE her for daring to talk to Jax) and it made me imagine how funny it would be if in the Emperor's New Groove, as Pacha becomes more sympathetic to Kuzco there was a giant uproar of people accusing him of being a corrupt dictator sympathiser. Because I mean how dare he get along with someone who likes to throw people out windows and objectify women and dare to try and better that person. You ever noticed that there isn't much screen time between Pacha and his wife? That's because the writer's are sexist and Pacha is sexist and hates his wife.

That's what people sound like when they get mad at Pomni for not spending 24/7 of her screen time with Ragatha. Nevermind that she clearly enjoys talking to her, she hates her because maybe sometimes they bring up a man because it's relevant to current events. The scene in episode 7 where they bring up Kinger because they are concerned he wasn't being included in the plan to escape would've been written better if they instead just talked about how much they love talking to each other despite the fact it would serve no purpose to the plot, but so that it can pass the Bechdel test (which is a joke test btw) Good writing of female character is when characters talk womenly about women and how much they love the women characters guys!

And I'm saying this as someone who doesn't really like Pomni all that much, but because I think she's bland, not because I've made it up that she's actually a misogynist.

I didn't agree with the argument some people were making when Goose said Jax and Pomni were the main characters, where they said to anyone upset about that that it's "her characters, she can do what she wants," but I also didn't agree with the people criticizing that choice because they weren't really criticizing how that affects the narrative, they were upset that Jax, a character a lot of people find hot, was important to the plot. They would say they're criticizing how it affects the narrative, but every single time, it was just "I thought every character would be equally important to the narrative, but it turns out that's not the case, and that's bad." But if we view the characters as tools to bring an audience to the intended conclusion of a story, focusing on Jax's resistance to boredom and how that causes him to lash out and pull 'pranks' on those around him, and how he has to overcome that which will probably directly corilate to Pomni's initial depression to her entire existance being 'larping' until she begins to bond with the other cast works wonderfully to convey the theme of the show, which I remind you was litereally spelled out for us in a Tumblr post as "there's meaning in a static life." We don't have to even dig for the theme, it's been answered for us. It should be really easy to make arguments as to whether Jax being a main character hinders or uplifts the main message of the story.

For context in my extremely long tags, I brought up Pomni (and how people HATE her for daring to talk to Jax) and it made me imagine how funny it would be if in the Emperor's New Groove, as Pacha becomes more sympathetic to Kuzco there was a giant uproar of people accusing him of being a corrupt dictator sympathiser. Because I mean how dare he get along with someone who likes to throw people out windows and objectify women and dare to try and better that person. You ever noticed that there isn't much screen time between Pacha and his wife? That's because the writer's are sexist and Pacha is sexist and hates his wife.

That's what people sound like when they get mad at Pomni for not spending 24/7 of her screen time with Ragatha. Nevermind that she clearly enjoys talking to her, she hates her because maybe sometimes they bring up a man because it's relevant to current events. The scene in episode 7 where they bring up Kinger because they are concerned he wasn't being included in the plan to escape would've been written better if they instead just talked about how much they love talking to each other despite the fact it would serve no purpose to the plot, but so that it can pass the Bechdel test (which is a joke test btw) Good writing of female character is when characters talk womenly about women and how much they love the women characters guys!

And I'm saying this as someone who doesn't really like Pomni all that much, but because I think she's bland, not because I've made it up that she's actually a misogynist.

I didn't agree with the argument some people were making when Goose said Jax and Pomni were the main characters, where they said to anyone upset about that that it's "her characters, she can do what she wants," but I also didn't agree with the people criticizing that choice because they weren't really criticizing how that affects the narrative, they were upset that Jax, a character a lot of people find hot, was important to the plot. They would say they're criticizing how it affects the narrative, but every single time, it was just "I thought every character would be equally important to the narrative, but it turns out that's not the case, and that's bad." But if we view the characters as tools to bring an audience to the intended conclusion of a story, focusing on Jax's resistance to boredom and how that causes him to lash out and pull 'pranks' on those around him, and how he has to overcome that which will probably directly corilate to Pomni's initial depression to her entire existance being 'larping' until she begins to bond with the other cast works wonderfully to convey the theme of the show, which I remind you was litereally spelled out for us in a Tumblr post as "there's meaning in a static life." We don't have to even dig for the theme, it's been answered for us. It should be really easy to make arguments as to whether Jax being a main character hinders or uplifts the main message of the story.

For context in my extremely long tags, I brought up Pomni (and how people HATE her for daring to talk to Jax) and it made me imagine how funny it would be if in the Emperor's New Groove, as Pacha becomes more sympathetic to Kuzco there was a giant uproar of people accusing him of being a corrupt dictator sympathiser. Because I mean how dare he get along with someone who likes to throw people out windows and objectify women and dare to try and better that person. You ever noticed that there isn't much screen time between Pacha and his wife? That's because the writer's are sexist and Pacha is sexist and hates his wife.

That's what people sound like when they get mad at Pomni for not spending 24/7 of her screen time with Ragatha. Nevermind that she clearly enjoys talking to her, she hates her because maybe sometimes they bring up a man because it's relevant to current events. The scene in episode 7 where they bring up Kinger because they are concerned he wasn't being included in the plan to escape would've been written better if they instead just talked about how much they love talking to each other despite the fact it would serve no purpose to the plot, but so that it can pass the Bechdel test (which is a joke test btw) Good writing of female character is when characters talk womenly about women and how much they love the women characters guys!

And I'm saying this as someone who doesn't really like Pomni all that much, but because I think she's bland, not because I've made it up that she's actually a misogynist.