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30-07-20, 21:46 | #72 | |
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Depending on the kind of story that's being told, a character's sexuality or gender identity may or may not be relevant at all, and that's fine. I just think, there's got to be some kind of balance that can be struck, where the character isn't just a meaningless symbol of diversity. You know, whether that's because their sexuality/gender identity is all there is to them, or because it can be ignored - which, if you write a character with any traits that can be ignored, in my opinion, you've failed as a writer. Maybe what I'm asking for are more LGBT stories, rather than more LGBT characters outside of them, where their queerness isn't necessarily a factor... Last edited by tomblover; 30-07-20 at 21:49. |
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04-08-20, 12:11 | #73 | |
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I do think with Lara her sexuality is whatever you want it to be. Last edited by milkshake364; 04-08-20 at 12:19. |
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04-08-20, 12:53 | #74 | |
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Like my personal headcanon is that Lara is straight (probably because the Top Cow comics were a big part of my Tomb Raider experience even though they weren't canon) but I always liked that the games never focused on any of that and personally would prefer it to stay that way. But there's this comic book artist I love, Stjepan Šejić, that made some fanart of Lara and Wonder Woman and while I personally don't ship it I could see the appeal. But Sam? OMG! Talk about a NOTP! |
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04-08-20, 15:50 | #75 |
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Wait ! You are saying that the man who have drawn Harleen is the one who have drawned a full Lara x Wonder Woman ship ?
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04-08-20, 17:09 | #76 |
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