chaotic thoughts

╰┈➤ *bow awkwardly*

𖤝 elly ; mid 20s ; she/they

𖤝 mix of europe and south america 🇧🇪 🇵🇪

𖤝 historian-archivist from what my degree says

𖤝 believer in the saying "only fools never change their mind"

𖤝 anxious adhd kid victim of its own mind so it's indeed my chaotic thoughts or about my hyperfocus / hyperfixation atm..oops

𖤝 don’t be fooled by my pfp, i’m not calm and collected, i'am a tiny sea salt creature (but a bit shy 👉👈)

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tried to talk about my vacation in greece and not too much about the pitt, for like 3 days.

and now it’s 4 am, i have to wake up in 4 hours to go visit a huge archaeological site, and i've somehow produced around 10 posts, including 2 or 3 rants (probably even bad written ones)

so.. i didn’t find that info.

what i did find, though, is that there’s actually going to be a difference in format indeed. from what i understand, the episodes are gonna focus more on particular characters instead of trying to show the whole cast in every episode. it’s not about which shift we see first or anything like that.

… it still doesn’t make me any more confident. we already have info saying that in S3 there’s gonna be even more focus on whitaker family's background and his life before, but sepideh moafi, main actress of s2 who plays an attending in conflict with robby, can just tell us she’s not showing up right away ?

strange thing to say when the main topic is actresses talking about the sexism of the mc of a big show.

1) the core issue has never been whether he’s the worst monster alive or not. but the way they decided to narratively frame certain topics.

2) but more importantly… the executive producers of the pitt are WHITE MEN. they decide the narrative outcome of the show. they decide the direction it takes. they decide the characters’ behavior. they therefore decide how the women act toward robby.

even if you repeat 15 times "i know he has biases and we shouldn’t ignore them, he’s socially conditioned as…" blah blah blah. your analyses fall apart the moment you choose to still base your conclusions on "the women in this fictional show produced by men act like this, therefore it proves that–" that doesn’t prove a thing.

and i’m not saying there are zero women contributing to the final product of the pitt, whether in the production team or among the actresses. but no matter what, these people have infinitely less weight than the showrunners in the end.

hi lil anon

the fact that sepideh and supriya are the only ones in 3 piece suits in this shoot