And we're talking about this as though they have no way of protecting her identity (how many of these things have we watched where they change the voice/blur her face/share no revealing details?) from the general public.

'And the hoary old stories about the risk/price of being accused of rape as being equivalent to the risk/price of being raped is not a new angle, either. Nor is the idea that we are all obliged to maintain courtoom standards in our opinions of innocence and guilt.

Why does a feminist viewpoint have to be 'merited'? It's a viewpoint rooted in a certain framework that analyses the world by those principles (of equity, equality, *add intersection here*)- everything can be analysed through a feminist- or any other- lens.

+1. I can't believe it took THIS long for it to show up/be referred to in the comments.

No! She ought to write Marauders-era stuff or Dumbledore/Grindlewald. Basically, worldbuilding!

I had a moment of 'wait, have we changed the arbitrary understanding of "plus-sized" again' because my memories of Aaliyah definitely don't fit the description.

Karen Gillan's little giggles at the end as Henry floundered with her phone/the YouTube video made my day.

I'm inclined to agree, but reckon it was a one-off after her whole 'we're from different worlds!' speech.

Luisa.. though we haven't seen her in a while, so that's an understandable mistake.

Nygma hugging Gordon, though!

2. I thought that too. I actually tweeted: 'Is he legit yelling horrid things at her or is this meant to be foreplay?'

I don't know if it does portray the men as moral and the women as shady. And while you could shift it and see sex as an aspect of that framing, my commentary was specific to how the show portrays sex (bad things happen, sex as a tool), and then when you add a gendered lens to it; there's some curious things that come…

I'm going to continue watching for that last scene (also: Viola Davis, Conor sex scenes, Viola Davis, Lawyer Paris Gellar, Asher dancing, and Viola Davis) but this is definitely hate-watch territory for me.

co-sign

+10 for 'way harsh, Ty'.

Also, the costume designer's twitter account: https://twitter.com/rachels…

That striped shirt she had on? YES.

Am I the only one who was a bit.. uncomfortable with the first scene in the nun's office about how Jane's a pregnant virgin?

The camera isn't the only thing that loves that man and his toned chest.

Luisa