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If you heard the Rebel Robin podcast, I hope that you will stand by me supporting the fact that Robin would've loved Jonathan if she knew him properly cause just like her and Barb,he doesn't "fit in" either and will fight the system at any given moment. He's one of Mr. Hauser's favorite students too I just know it.
buckingham thoughts incoming (robin buckley x chrissy cunningham)
chrissy’s cheerleader friends pestering her to get a date for prom, only for chrissy to skip prom all together and spend the night out with robin (or them throwing their own little prom and slow dancing alone, in peace)
them going out of their way to find hidden spots at school to kiss
robin leaving little notes in chrissy’s locker and vice versa
robin nervously telling chrissy about operation: croissant, chrissy being very excited for it
both of them eating lunch with mr. hauser
jason hitting on chrissy in the hallways, chrissy making eye contact with robin who was walking by, and to make up for it later chrissy kisses her twice as hard (which leads to chrissy loudly rejecting him where everyone (read: robin) can hear and see)
chrissy teaching robin some cheer routines and robin teaching chrissy how to play the trumpet
chrissy taking extra time to pick movies out at family video, constantly asking robin for recommendations
Just seen a post about how Eddie was flagging at school and like I just remembered that Mr. Hauser is like a gay teacher who tried to look out for baby gays and I can see him like panicking because like how does he tell a kid that’s inappropriate without like outing himself ? what if Eddie isn’t gay and has no idea what he’s doing? Like is it worth the risk? What if Eddie does know and thinks it’s a come on or something? Like I can see him seeing Eddie in the halls and trying not to have a stroke.
Like imagine when Robin and Eddie becomes friends and Robin mentions how he helped her a lot and Eddie is like, “Really he always looked like he was trying to explode me with his mind” and Robin puts two and two together and doesn’t know whether to laugh or cry.
just finished listening to rebel robin and now i can’t stop thinking abt mr. hauser seeing practically conjoined twins robin and steve around town and just holding back a laugh thinking about the way robin used to complain abt steve
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Just finished reading Rebel Robin (by A.R Capetta) and I have so many thoughtssss.
I’m gonna re-listen to the podcast and give my thoughts on that soon.
Sooooo spoilers :)
This’ll be a long boy of me just rambling
Loved seeing Robin’s dislike of Steve throughout the whole book. He basically encompassed everything she stood against. Douchey guys, high school popularity, being ‘perfect’ and ‘normal’. It makes all her comments about Steve in the book so ironic with their later friendship and I love it.
I was hoping the book would focus on her gay journey and lord did it provide. We get to see her unknowingly liking Tammy Thomson and her realisation when something she wrote about Tammy gets misinterpreted as written by a guy about another girl. Robin goes through the thought process of ‘oh I wrote those words and someone else thinks it’s romantic. Oh shit’ It’s amazing.
Robin then experiences the overwhelming feeling of loneliness that often comes with realising you’re queer in some way and not having anyone to share that with. She truly gets it when Mr. Hauser says he’s leaving because people are homophobic and he didn’t want to be outed and for it to ruin his career. Robin’s overall journey felt so real to someone to had similar emotions when going through my own ‘gay realisation journey’.
When I first started reading, I didn’t recognise Robin as she described herself. I found myself wondering if the book was gonna be bad, despite the positive things I’d heard about it. But no! Robin goes through this whole ‘fuck everyone I’m going to truly be myself’ moment, cuts her hair, her prom dress and crashes prom which is so Robin and I love it. I can absolutely see her giving herself an insane makeover and just saying fuck everything. It feels like a really natural transition to the mostly unbothered Robin we meet in S3.
Despite her uncaring attitude, there are times Robin still craves the comfort of having friends that understand you and are there for you no matter what. She says as much in the last chapter of the book:
“As it turns out, being a loner suits me beautifully. But there are times when I crash hard into the hope of finding my people. Friends who would stick with me through anything.”
I love to think that she surprisingly found that in Steve Harrington, the guy she almost hated all through high school, only to find out he’s a great guy when you get to know him. He supported her about the one thing she thought no one in Hawkins ever would, the one part of herself she could never be honest about. She doesn’t feel nearly as lost anymore, doesn’t have that hope of needing friends that understand because she has Steve.
anyone else get the violent urge to read classic novels because of the rebel robin podcast??
„give the rousing speeches at the right time“ - mr. hauser, rebel robin: surviving hawkins e. 2
this just makes me think of robin‘s speech at pennhurst and how maybe she thought back on her teacher telling that to her. definitely the right time for that speech