meme. (or is this mike still on?)

[toujours_nigel]

Give me a show/movie/fandom and I'll tell you:

my favourite female character
my favourite male character
my favourite book/season/etc
my favourite episode (if it's a tv show)
my favourite cast member
my favourite relationship
a character I'd die defending
a character I just can't sympathize with
a character I grew to love
my anti otp


(fandoms in tags; feel free to add any you know I like.)

Comments

Re: The Charioteer

[naraht]

That's really interesting. I don't think I paid him as much attention on my first reading or two, but it was schemingreader's Perverse Admiration that convinced me once and for all that he would be the one most likely out of all of them to end up a gay rights campaigner. (The story has its problems of characterisation but I found that bit only too plausible.)

He's slow to get going, yes, but then so was Laurie, and I can see his Quakerism really helping rather than hindering him as he comes to terms with his sexuality.

Re: The Charioteer

[toujours_nigel]

I think he's going to be a wonderful and very sincere ally, as he grows up and into himself. Politically even if not sexually queer, that sort of thing.

Because, while I can see Andrew being outright gay, I do also think that his love for Laurie might be an artefact different from his crush on Laurie, if such a thing exists.

I don't think I'm being articulate. hmmm. Andrew is the sort, I think, who would in the modern world very happily be a queer-rights ally/activist for ages, before realising queer tendencies in himself in his late twenties/early thirties. Does that make sense?

I suppose Andrew, forall his stubborn sense of self is really quite malleable sexually, at the age we see him. Pretty well all interpretations of him at a future date make sense to me.