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SOPHIE THATCHER as NATALIE SCATORCCIO Yellowjackets, ‘Thanksgiving (Canada)’

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we've lost the ancient texts, I fear. we never talk about Laura Lee anymore. what she represented for the group. what she represented for Lottie. how her death impacted what came to follow. there's a reason Flight of the Bumblebee comes right before Doomcoming.
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SOPHIE THATCHER during the standing ovation for 'HER PRIVATE HELL' 79th Cannes Film Festival

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SOPHIE THATCHER as Elle HER PRIVATE HELL (2026) first official teaser
I am never going to recover from this!! Like omg Soapy deserves this so much!! She deserves the whole damn world 🥹
Sophie Thatcher on the red carpet for the premiere of ‘Her Private Hell’ during the 79th Cannes Film Festival (May 18th, 2026)
I've seen a lot of talk lately about the problems involved with AI water consumption, but I promise you that's barely scratching the surface of AI's many evils. I was forced to write a paper about the topic for a class this semester, and my eyes were wrenched open. from the use of exploitative labor, to the militarization of AI-- and all the way down to the fact that AI is not even sustainable long-term because the material infrastructure it's built upon will quickly run out of the minerals it depends on-- there is not one single positive about this technology. it is merely an extension of the colonial industrialization that has destroyed our planet, increased global inequality, and driven up short-term profits for the wealthiest 1%.
if you can get ahold of it, I highly recommend this book:
if you are a tldr type of person (no shame!) click on this link instead and read a summary.
yes, I am usually a fandom girlie writing smut for YJ fans, but I am also a straight-A graduate student with a brain, and this is pretty fucking important for the 99% of us who are about to watch our planet die while poverty increases at an alarming rate.
AI is being foisted upon us all, in City Halls of rural and urban neighborhoods, where board members and country commissioners have gone against the will of their constituents and consistently greenlit data centers.
The excessive resource consumption is a feature, not a bug. They are hoping to impact access to potable water in poor neighborhoods, to then turn a profit of selling drinkable water. The increased energy costs are to price you out of homes you have purchased to then be able to rent back to you.
Treat any adaptation of AI into your work/personal life as a tool for surveillance. These companies are all deeply embroiled with military contractors. They are building a panopticon. With technology that could doctor footage of you committing a crime you never participated in.
I've seen a lot of talk lately about the problems involved with AI water consumption, but I promise you that's barely scratching the surface of AI's many evils. I was forced to write a paper about the topic for a class this semester, and my eyes were wrenched open. from the use of exploitative labor, to the militarization of AI-- and all the way down to the fact that AI is not even sustainable long-term because the material infrastructure it's built upon will quickly run out of the minerals it depends on-- there is not one single positive about this technology. it is merely an extension of the colonial industrialization that has destroyed our planet, increased global inequality, and driven up short-term profits for the wealthiest 1%.
if you can get ahold of it, I highly recommend this book:
if you are a tldr type of person (no shame!) click on this link instead and read a summary.
yes, I am usually a fandom girlie writing smut for YJ fans, but I am also a straight-A graduate student with a brain, and this is pretty fucking important for the 99% of us who are about to watch our planet die while poverty increases at an alarming rate.

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YELLOWJACKETS 3.08 — A Normal, Boring Life
Look I know Popular Girl Lottie is widespread in the fandom, and I understand why people gravitate toward that (and it’s fine to enjoy that!), but I think we need to acknowledge the reality of Lottie actually being significantly more socially inept than she’s often characterized as.
If Lottie wasn’t rich and wearing pink in the pilot episode, I think a lot more people would recognize how absolutely fucking weird that girl is. I say this with so much love for Lottie because I actually really enjoy this aspect of her character. She stares too intensely, she’s ominously quiet and internal, says things at the wrong moment, struggles to connect in a conventional way, and has this unnerving habit of making people feel observed rather than engaged with. She grew up in a sterile environment devoid of connection, she’s not exactly going to grow up into a social butterfly. In one of her first attempts at casual conversation in the wilderness, she starts talking about animals eating their own vomit.
These intense, disarming qualities of hers work really well in the wilderness and at her compound (cult) in the adult timeline because they turn her awkwardness/intensity into mystique and make her feel almost otherworldly, but they don’t work too well in a normal high school setting (or any other typical setting for that matter).
And in this episode of why Lottie and Misty are so much more similar than people are willing to talk about—
this is a terrific post, and I certainly can see where you're coming from. I know some fans (especially a couple of years ago) had a habit of viewing Lottie like she was equivalent to Courtney's 'other Charlotte' (Charlotte Alden), which is absolutely ridiculous. but I do see a little bit of nuance here, which I hope I can put into proper words.
while I 💯 do not think Lottie was ever-- at any point in her life-- "prom queen" popular, I also don't think she was ever "unpopular" before the crash. especially compared to Misty, who probably got bullied a lot (poor Quigley). it is likely that people talked shit about Lottie behind her back, and may have even thought she was a little weird before the crash, but I don't think that would have been for the same reasons we typically ascribe to her post-crash.
I think she was likely pretty standoff-ish, which may have come across as snobbish (especially given her wealth). I think she probably said 'no' to every guy who asked her out, which likely made her seem even more standoff-ish.
most people (except for a handful of people, which I think included Nat) probably had no idea what to think of her. she would have been very hard to read, and therefore there would have been a lot of misconceptions about her.
but she was undeniably gorgeous, and there's no underestimating how far that propels someone in high school, even when they don't want to be propelled (which I absolutely think Lottie did not want). she was also likely better at socializing than Misty when she needed to be.
like, I'm not trying to denigrate Misty here, btw. there is every reason to feel empathy for the ways in which Quigley was probably bullied and ostracized at school. I'm only trying to suss out what makes her different from Lottie.
there's a reason why Shauna, Tai, and Nat included Lottie in that Allie discussion but did not include Misty, and it strikes at the heart of what I'm saying. it also relates to why Lottie attends the kegger but Misty does not.
I could also connect this to Lottie's pre-crash friendship with Nat, who was also obviously never "prom queen" popular, and yet was also included in the Allie discussion and invited to the kegger.
was Nat bullied and ostracized at school? oh most definitely, and we know for a fact she was slut-shamed. but she and Lottie had this factor in common-- they were still included as insiders within certain groups. they were not "unpopular" in the same way Misty was unpopular. Nat probably also attended her fair share of slumber parties (and god don't we hope those included make-out sessions).
"you never talk shit unless someone really deserves it," is kind-respecting-kind. outsider-respecting-outsider. but it's in that unpopular-but-still-considered-cool kind of way that involves the type of nuance I hope I'm doing justice towards with my words 🙏
Yes!! I totally agree with this, and it captures exactly how I’ve always felt about pre-crash Lottie. She exists in this strange space between outcast and prom queen, which really reflects the divide between her exterior (pink cardigan and pig-tail wearing) and interior and deepens her struggle to understand and define herself. On the surface, she’s wealthy, beautiful, and socially desirable, which naturally draws people toward her, but once they actually get close to her, she doesn’t fully align with the image they projected onto her (and the one she has desperately tried to project onto herself), and that disconnect pushes people away. There’s a kind of invisibility in that. I think all of the Yellowjackets carry their own version of it before the crash, and the wilderness becomes the place where those buried feelings finally get externalized and acted out through different forms of catharsis.
And that’s why I say Lottie and Misty in particular are so similar. There’s a severe sense of alienation for both of them pre-crash (which they aim to heal in very similar and harmful ways in the wilderness), but while Misty’s is externally placed on her by societal norms, Lottie’s alienation is something she feels deeply within her, it’s baked into her identity.
Look I know Popular Girl Lottie is widespread in the fandom, and I understand why people gravitate toward that (and it’s fine to enjoy that!), but I think we need to acknowledge the reality of Lottie actually being significantly more socially inept than she’s often characterized as.
If Lottie wasn’t rich and wearing pink in the pilot episode, I think a lot more people would recognize how absolutely fucking weird that girl is. I say this with so much love for Lottie because I actually really enjoy this aspect of her character. She stares too intensely, she’s ominously quiet and internal, says things at the wrong moment, struggles to connect in a conventional way, and has this unnerving habit of making people feel observed rather than engaged with. She grew up in a sterile environment devoid of connection, she’s not exactly going to grow up into a social butterfly. In one of her first attempts at casual conversation in the wilderness, she starts talking about animals eating their own vomit.
These intense, disarming qualities of hers work really well in the wilderness and at her compound (cult) in the adult timeline because they turn her awkwardness/intensity into mystique and make her feel almost otherworldly, but they don’t work too well in a normal high school setting (or any other typical setting for that matter).
And in this episode of why Lottie and Misty are so much more similar than people are willing to talk about—
this is a terrific post, and I certainly can see where you're coming from. I know some fans (especially a couple of years ago) had a habit of viewing Lottie like she was equivalent to Courtney's 'other Charlotte' (Charlotte Alden), which is absolutely ridiculous. but I do see a little bit of nuance here, which I hope I can put into proper words.
while I 💯 do not think Lottie was ever-- at any point in her life-- "prom queen" popular, I also don't think she was ever "unpopular" before the crash. especially compared to Misty, who probably got bullied a lot (poor Quigley). it is likely that people talked shit about Lottie behind her back, and may have even thought she was a little weird before the crash, but I don't think that would have been for the same reasons we typically ascribe to her post-crash.
I think she was likely pretty standoff-ish, which may have come across as snobbish (especially given her wealth). I think she probably said 'no' to every guy who asked her out, which likely made her seem even more standoff-ish.
most people (except for a handful of people, which I think included Nat) probably had no idea what to think of her. she would have been very hard to read, and therefore there would have been a lot of misconceptions about her.
but she was undeniably gorgeous, and there's no underestimating how far that propels someone in high school, even when they don't want to be propelled (which I absolutely think Lottie did not want). she was also likely better at socializing than Misty when she needed to be.
like, I'm not trying to denigrate Misty here, btw. there is every reason to feel empathy for the ways in which Quigley was probably bullied and ostracized at school. I'm only trying to suss out what makes her different from Lottie.
there's a reason why Shauna, Tai, and Nat included Lottie in that Allie discussion but did not include Misty, and it strikes at the heart of what I'm saying. it also relates to why Lottie attends the kegger but Misty does not.
I could also connect this to Lottie's pre-crash friendship with Nat, who was also obviously never "prom queen" popular, and yet was also included in the Allie discussion and invited to the kegger.
was Nat bullied and ostracized at school? oh most definitely, and we know for a fact she was slut-shamed. but she and Lottie had this factor in common-- they were still included as insiders within certain groups. they were not "unpopular" in the same way Misty was unpopular. Nat probably also attended her fair share of slumber parties (and god don't we hope those included make-out sessions).
"you never talk shit unless someone really deserves it," is kind-respecting-kind. outsider-respecting-outsider. but it's in that unpopular-but-still-considered-cool kind of way that involves the type of nuance I hope I'm doing justice towards with my words 🙏
and fuck AI 🖕🏼
the portrayal of lottie as an owl is way more interesting than her portrayal as a deer but yall aren’t ready for that conversation
it's a transformation. a metamorphosis if you will.

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the portrayal of lottie as an owl is way more interesting than her portrayal as a deer but yall aren’t ready for that conversation
it's a transformation. a metamorphosis if you will.