āļø womanhood
today in seminar we were talking about reeling for the empire and this is verbatim what I said:Ā
I really like the contrast you know to Saunders how he sort of entreats us to... to sympathize with and identify with this very questionable morally gray man, and I just donāt get that.Ā I'm not a good reader for saunders. whereas in reeling for the empire, you know there's this girl and sheās -- got this horrible thing inside her, which I think IS womanhood, this feeling thereās (makes claw gesture with both hands, gesticulating) that thereās something inside me, something terribly wrong with me, something no one else feels. and at the end when she bands together with the other women and kills the man -- that thing in her, she isnāt alone in it.Ā itās a triumph itās like, good for her, you know? like that Lucille bluth meme from arrested --Ā āgood for herā -- right? RIGHT? yeahĀ













