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Britta Perry:

not only does the fandom loathe her for things the other male characters have done, but the original writers of the show continued to dumb down and flanderise her character to appease misogynist audiences, ruining what could have been a really well made and nuanced character. it pisses me off to no end.

she is literally a pathetic little goober. shes passionate about everything in a way thats sometimes irritating and i love it. she is so stubborn and wants to do the right thing which makes her overbearing in a rly charming way. she's strong but also sensitive and cares so much about other people that she sacrifices everything she has for them OVER and OVER, and yet shes still scared that shes not a good person. she is such an interesting character, and i KNOW its a comedy but if the audience (AND showrunners) stopped treating her like only a joke character we would have room for so much amazing discussion about her depth. the main guy characters get their tender moments in so many episodes! why couldnt she have hers! ok that is all

With Britta Perry (especially in the later seasons) the MAIN "JOKE" with her character is people going "ugh Britta you are the worst" to basically anything she ever does or attempts to do. The show writers keep leaning to a "hahaha she cant sing and cant dance and shes not as sexy as another female character, can you believe she CARES about SOCIAL JUSTICE isn't that cringe????" and you as the audience are just supposed to laugh. And people seem to do so :/ Britta Perry I will love you forever

Allison Argent:

Fandom hated Allison and made #KillAllison trend on Twitter for…reasons? I think they were mad she got indoctrinated by her parents briefly? Who knows.

Allison grew up with parents who hated werewolves and hunted them but she turned their code around and used it to protect people and fell in love with a werewolf.

i'll be honest all my friends in high school said she was annoying which is not really a fandom wide event. however i believe she is a worthy candidate as a main character turned fridged woman

beautiful headstrong girl you will live forever in valhalla

This sweet girl resists familial indoctrination and her own need for closure and revenge after the death of her mother at age seventeen and chooses to do the right thing. Chooses to end a legacy of cruelty and turns her own moral compass toward protecting the vulnerable. She was manipulated and had her grief exploited by a fully grown adult and after realizing it she chose to be better. She didn't hide, she stood and fought. AND she didn't fell into the trap of equating strength with masculinity or the idea that she had to give up her femininity in order to be powerful. "Can't I be strong and go to prom?" Allison lost the people that she loved (her role models!) and her sense of self multiple times in the course of a single year and she came out of it all kinder and fiercer than she was going in.