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What does she mean by this
>people point out that, throughout the entirety of Star Wars women, this is the most mary sue female character
>omg guys why r u so cruel?
MAX LANDIS
FLAWLESS VICTORY
Her avatar is a nonsense children's cartoon shouting
irony
>>63941507
he browses /tv/
Max Landis might be a shit director but he's the hero we need desu.
butthurt feminist blogger responds to butthurt MRAs crybabbies.poetry
>she
>>63941582
is he half a fag or a total poof?
>>63941593
>muh nonpost
bonjour reddit
>“Mary Sue” is one of those terms that had a useful meaning in fan culture at one point, long ago, and has now become both vague and toxic. Originally, a “Mary Sue” was an author surrogate, inserted into fan-fiction. The “fan fiction” thing is important, because part of the fantasy of the “Mary Sue” was the fan-fic author getting to live at Hogwarts or travel on board the U.S.S. Enterprise. And this thinly veiled copy of the story’s author is incredibly good at everything, to the point where all the established characters marvel at her (usually it’s “her”) wonderfulness.
>The “Mary Sue” is a very specific wish-fulfillment fantasy, in other words. It’s about getting to hang out with Harry, Ron and Hermione, and having them admire you. There’s nothing wrong with that kind of fantasy—we’ve all had it, when we get especially invested in a particular universe—but the term acquired a pejorative meaning because people felt it made for bad stories. Fair enough.
>Over time, the term “Mary Sue” has broadened until it means “any female character who is unrealistically talented or skilled.” Which is insane for a couple of reasons: It makes this “trope” so vague as to be meaningless, and this is also purely a way at tearing down female characters who are good at stuff.
this is literally the opposite of what happened
marisu originally meant a supertalented flawless young character and later the author wish-fulfilment baggage got attached (because mary sues were in many cases)
>writing an article about a term without even understanding the term you are writing about
>redefining words to fit your agenda
>>63941646
meme texts while reddit dropping.
irony.
>>63941611
>>63941626
What a fuckin' shock.
>>63941851
>limply bootyflustered for getting called out
>irony (period)
hellloooooo reddit!!
>>63941611
>>63941626
WITH FIRE DESTROY IT!
>>63941735
Not to mention that the term "mary sue" or equivalent is also used to criticize male characters, making the author's implication that the term "mary sue" is misogynistic/only used by misogynists blatantly false.
>>63941611
he didn't even bother to change his name
>>63941947
Do you have an original thought in your brain? Or are you just a meme spewing retard trying to fit in?
>>63941440
"Please don't ruin our CURRENT YEAR STAR WARS by using our own belief system to point out that portraying a faultless woman is reverse-sexism that encourages men to view women as objects of veneration rather than as ordinary people"
>>63941440
Is it just me or does it look like Finn is probing Rey's butt?
