"Love and Protect your Neighbors Don't Trust the Feds"

Sabine and María 🥀

Currently about halfway through "bury our bones in the midnight soil" by V. E. Schwab , and really enjoying the amount of lesbianism so far 🙂‍↕️✨️

"Tell me, Alice, why are you here?"

Sabine and Renata 🥀

"Alice Moore, eighteen and caught between."

The Bunnies are described as being both upper class and stereotypically white women. Samantha is contrasted by having a lower class background, broken up parents, dead mother, having to work to survive, but also being much taller than the other girls. The Bunnies are thin, feminine and pale, and while Samathan's description is limited to her hair and height, it is a common reading that she is maybe not white.

Bunny is also a critique of the clicky, elitist environment of post secondary education; the Bunnies are the embodiment of that. Even if they are trying to be nice to her and include her, their airtightness is uninviting. What's the point of creativity if everyone is doing the same thing whithin a group?