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After re-reading all of acotar (god help me) here are my official rankings of the main men in order of how much they fuck me off

5. Lucien

-never done anything wrong in his life

- someone get him out of that fuck ass book series they’re about to massacre my boy

4. Azriel

- he hates the ic almost as much as i do so to me that’s oomf

🥉Tamlin

-tampon my beloved

-ultimate fail wife

- he has made mistakes but he’s held to a much higher standard than that catty gay Rhysand, who gets so much more leeway despite doing the same, IF NOT WORSE, to Feyre so what am I supposed to think.

- Acotar Tamlin I miss you

- RIP tampon’s character potential

🥈cassian

- his greatest crime is being annoying frankly

- He had potential (as much potential as a man in this evil series can) but then ACOSF happened

- nobody disrespects my wife (Nesta) and gets away with it

- you want to kiss Azriel so bad it makes you look stupid

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Rhysand (congrats you fuck)

- I want to kill him with hammers

- Yawning! Sloppy! Boring

- Neo Liberal (derogatory)

- him and Tamlin are bitter exes I know it in my soul

daisy trying to be there for becka and let her know her feelings are perfectly normal in that godforsaken country that brands gay women as gender traitors 😭

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Lydia saying “I don’t know what Agnes wants” while she holds a picture of Becka is crazy work

she then says “not yet” so maybe some beckagnes foreshadowing…

"Shunammite said Daisy was dangerous. She was right, of course. She said you should never trust a Pearl Girl. But that's exactly what I did." - Agnes, 1x01

"She's one of the bravest people I've ever met. She's beautiful and kind. She thinks she's funny, but she's not so much, actually. She's just a really good person. She's the one that we all want to be like, you know?" - Daisy, 1x10

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thinking about how perceptive agnes was here. it made me think of that scene from before coming to gilead when daisy at first dismisses the gilead girls as being stupid, and she had to be warned not to underestimate their intelligence. we see that here. i really love that throughout the show we got to see girls and women in these religiously oppressive places be humanized in a way. even daisy’s comment in the scene where she went to agnes’ room about them not needing personalities (though true, they don’t need personalities since they’re just functionally there to be married off and make babies) did not change the fact that indeed these girls still do have them. we see that later when daisy describes the girls to june, but we also see it throughout the show through their little quips and interactions with each other. they may be deeply indoctrinated but that does not mean they’re any less intelligent and capable humans with their own individual personalities and desires. we also see daisy grow a lot too as she goes from seeing them as silly little girls who cant read and write to seeing their full power and potential in that last letter she wrote to june.