#foomatic21

She’s both a redemption seeking anti-hero and the chosen one that just accepts the burden of being it.

She’s the perfect archetype of the tortured soul that won’t be defeated by it. A strong female character.

She’s got that dark stoic personality like Xena but can still humorously quip with the best of them like Buffy.

She’s a bad ass that can and will wear a dress and high heels when it calls for it because that’s totally cool.’

That wants to be just a normal girl but at the same time understands that that’s not all she’s capable of.

That’s how you do it! That’s how you not only make an actual strong female character, but also a recurring queer female character a main queer female character.

Well done, Emily Andras for being one of the only TV art/entertainment creators that got it perfectly right!

No gun shot bullet wound that resulted in death.

No falling for some random dude or other woman.

No disappearing act because it got “too queer”.

But most of all … no “they’re just the lover” bullshit.

Thank you for giving this character a mind of her own.

Agency, development, a dynamic personality. The lot.

Everything is better when it’s slo-mo. You see the chemistry practically project off the screen like 3D.

I didn’t realize how much these two characters kiss.

Okay, so I’m kind of obsessed with them at the moment. Just like I was with Tillow and Calliette.

And of course the OG WLW ship of all-time. Xabrielle.

This one is easily my favourite because I just like the simple dub a song over the scenes style. No dialogue. And letting the video+song as a unit speak for itself.

So yeah, if you love Waverly Earp and Nicole Haught as a love/romance ship dynamic, check them out.

They’re a very cute and well-developed WLW couple and they’re definitely my favourite thing in ‘Wynonna Earp’ as they’re, in my opinion, the most realistic part. There’s some kooky-ass, not so great writing in the show regarding the main storyline arcs but the strong performances make up a lot for those weaknesses. It’s not all the time, just every now and again it slips a bit. But yeah, the actors really raise the bar when it does.

Another character dynamic I love in this show. Why isn’t there more storytelling in TV art/entertainment about sisters seriously? What these two characters have to go through and overcome together because of being the only family to each other. It’s really inspiring.