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[Shaking JB Cox by the shoulders] DID YOU MEAN IT? WHEN YOU SAID YOU WANTED OUT DID YOU ONLY MEAN THE RACE OR DID YOU MEAN ALL OF IT? DID YOU WANT OUT? WHAT DID YOU MEAN? WHAT DID YOU WANT???
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keana lyn and rohan campbell as callie shaw and frank hardy (1x06), the best dressed kids in town.
i love callie and frank's outfits so, so much in this scene !! as soon as we see them, their clothes tell us everything we need to know about them in this moment.
both frank and callie are clearly wearing their "best clothes" for the entrance exam. they're dressed smartly, but their clothes are obviously cheaper and a little out-dated compared with what the other candidates are wearing.
callie's wearing a dagger collar blouse with a corduroy vest, both of which were more popular in the 70s than in the 80s. it feels like these are pieces that callie has had for a few years but because they're her "sunday best" she keeps them in very good condition and hasn't replaced them. her shoes, white boots with a short stiletto heel, feel a little out of place with her outfit but are clearly newer, like they're her current best shoes. i honestly love this look, i think the patterns and the silhouette are so beautiful, but there's a very clear contrast between callie's smart but dated clothes and the other candidates who are also dressed smartly but in more timeless, subdued and "expensive" looking outfits.
frank is in a similar position, he's dressed smartly, but it leans much more towards a working man's idea of formal -- a neutral plaid pattern shirt and jeans -- than the other candidates, who have the classic "preppy" look going on. frank is dressed for function ("smart") over fashion; the jeans are made to be long lasting, and the shirt is versatile so can be worn at multiple events. i love frank's outfit too, it's within his colour scheme and i think it reflects his tendency to be very grounded.
the distinction between the candidates who have been born into this elite world and callie and frank who have working class backgrounds is so important for highlighting the way they are both trying to take control of their own futures. if frank chose it, he'd have a free-ride to rosegrave and to a lot of opportunities, but he's been raised away from that sort of environment. on multiple occasions we see he can't take the pomp and pageantry of rosegrave seriously, and his clothes reflect that -- he's a legacy student who is actively turning his back on that legacy.
however, callie is striving for everything frank is turning down. her intelligence alone should be enough to thrive at rosegrave, but her socio-economic situation (reflected through her outfit and how she presents herself) is "holding her back". in another episode, she confirms that she has faith in her intelligence but not in her appearance. she clearly tries harder than frank to "look the part" and still falls short.
both callie and frank has a distinct disdain for the rich kids they're competing against, but callie is more willing to try and blend in because she feels she needs the opportunity in order to make the most of her potential.
The argument between Frank and Joe in the beginning of season 1 is always so interesting to me because while they’re both in the right in their own ways, I think one of them (*cough cough* Frank *cough cough*) pulls a harder punch in their words and ends up kinda. Doing more harm than the other.
Don’t get me wrong I love Frank and his perspective of the situation makes sense. He had JUST gotten a sense of normalcy back and then his brother decides to pull it out under the rug for a “case” and tries to get him to go along and it. It makes sense that Frank reacted the way he did but it still doesn’t make what he says any less… mean.
“It’s like you don’t know who you are unless you’re playing detective. Grow up.”
It’s such a simple sentence but it’s also. Somewhat egregious to say to a 12-13 year old boy. Who, by the way, is trying to be a good person.
Joe’s perspective is almost noble in its own ways. While it’s clear he uses investigation as a form of escapism and a way to not have to deal with his life changing so drastically, his mindset here is also pretty fucking understandable. He knows he’s capable, he knows he’s better than the police, he knows someone might be in danger, so why wouldn’t he do something? If you have the power to stop something from happening then why sit around and let it? Joe wants to do a good thing because he knows he can.
Which is, if I’m being honest, pretty damn mature already !!!! Idk maybe. Yeah whatever it’s like 2am this doesn’t make sense and it doesn’t matter.
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Reading the 1927 versions of The Hardy Boys books and discovering that oh! Actually they are really well written! The late 50s rewrites are just weird???
”This portrayal of a marginalized group was wrong then and is wrong now” and “This portrayal of a marginalized group was very progressive for the time period and paved the way for more representation while likely limited by factors outside of the creator’s control” are two statements that can and should ABSOLUTELY coexist and be kept in mind when interacting with older media
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