DAYDREAMER

I think there's something really telling about the fact that KE, which was never meant to be a show about redemption, spent a whole season forcing a queer main character into a plot heavily driven by religion and then at the end of it all claimed that same queer character's death was a rebirth or cleansing for her partner, who was formerly straight. There is just something really disgusting about that whole thought process, especially when they then topped it off with bloody angel wings and some sort of ascension to a higher plane, when we know that V didn't believe in any such thing. Why was this arc that tried to redeem a character who didn't need redeeming introduced and then backed up with rhetoric that makes it appear that this "redemption" was more about returning her partner to "normalcy" (read heteronormative) than about her own actual redemption? The homophobia is just bubbling under the surface and really makes you start to wonder if the choices that we all find so vile and shocking were made as ignorantly as we've assumed. Rather, these may have been very deliberate choices that are having the exact impact that was intended

now that we saw the shitty ending... remember when jodie decided to go to adele's concert instead of the killing eve after party? it all makes sense. we stan a queen.