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SanSeb t1_j1vqlb7 wrote

Reply to comment by twodickhenry in Why still the push for "woke" tv-shows and movies, when almost all of them result in a flop? by [deleted]

Just have another look at the scene where Galadriel and her crew search for Sauron in the snowy mountains. Horrible traits and character.

Also, it seems like you guys have very extreme views, so if I would tell you now that certain attributes and traits are more natural with males and others more with females you probably would insult me again like others here, so what's the point to further elaborate.

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twodickhenry t1_j1vsaap wrote

Where have I shown any extreme views? You also didn’t answer my questions.

What about that scene are you trying to discuss? I don’t understand what it has to do with what I said.

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SanSeb t1_j1vsihp wrote

She shows no compassion, leaves behind her crew, ignores their interests, watches as they get slaughtered by the troll,..

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twodickhenry t1_j1vwbir wrote

She watches them get slaughtered? She’s the only character who acts, though. She saves one of them and kills it. But… wouldn’t it be more traditionally feminine if she DID stay on the sidelines? Isn’t fighting a masculine trait?

Again I’m not sure what you mean by the compassion comment. She’s repeatedly compassionate throughout the series. In the mountains she is WITH the party, and she is it’s leader. Making a decision and showing agency is what a leader is supposed to do, whether they’re matriarchal or patriarchal.

She shows a good deal of compassion towards the people she she is fighting to save by tackling a threat that she knows still exists. She rides for days on end to save a man she believes to be a rightful king and leader to a suffering people.

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