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seiberwing (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} seiberwing) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank, |
Damn, the Companion #1 one is teal deer. And fifteen kinds of stupid.
- This intro is capped off with perhaps the biggest change from previous drafts, Mira’s height. In accordance with my new “Anti-Fox” initiative, I’m really pushing for the creation of female characters that are anything but Michael Bay wet-dreams or at least have more than a single dimension. Mira wouldn’t fly for mainstream sensibilities because she’s an intimidating woman, I don’t envision her as being like an ogre or butch, rather an extension of the way Jack sees her, a precoscious and observant young woman that tends to overestimate herself. But some men are just put off ease by the idea of being emasculated or trumped in any degree, especially in height, by a female. Furthemore, to feature such a woman as a genuine character and not an overt sex object to be won (She's tall ergo her appeal would be for a love interest to tame her and mount her like a mountain!) s unprecedented in this day and age and I feel that this would make her a credible force to be reckoned with on-page and off-page.
She's not Megan Fox, but she's not butch. We can't let her get too unfeminine or unattractive.
- This intro is capped off with perhaps the biggest change from previous drafts, Mira’s height. In accordance with my new “Anti-Fox” initiative, I’m really pushing for the creation of female characters that are anything but Michael Bay wet-dreams or at least have more than a single dimension. Mira wouldn’t fly for mainstream sensibilities because she’s an intimidating woman, I don’t envision her as being like an ogre or butch, rather an extension of the way Jack sees her, a precoscious and observant young woman that tends to overestimate herself. But some men are just put off ease by the idea of being emasculated or trumped in any degree, especially in height, by a female. Furthemore, to feature such a woman as a genuine character and not an overt sex object to be won (She's tall ergo her appeal would be for a love interest to tame her and mount her like a mountain!) s unprecedented in this day and age and I feel that this would make her a credible force to be reckoned with on-page and off-page.
She's not Megan Fox, but she's not butch. We can't let her get too unfeminine or unattractive.
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