fringe 3.09: a love letter to my pants.
Dec. 11th, 2010 01:09 pmEvery single thing about this episode was perfect. Perfect. I don't even want to screencap it, because I'm having this thing with Fringe right now where it is so amazing that I hardly want to touch it, I just want to sit and be blown away by Anna Torv and let my heart ache for Olivia Dunham, the real one. I did not realize how much I missed her until she came back.
( spoilers for fringe 3.09: marionette )
Everything else about this show is honestly phenomenal. I cannot even begin to articulate all my feelings about it. Olivia Dunham is such a rare character, and every week it all gets more and more amazing.
IN CONCLUSION: I LOVE EVERYONE IN THIS BAR.
*I use the word "feminine" mostly for lack of a better term, but I mean it not to describe characteristics that are innate to female-bodied people. Rather, I'm referring to the stereotypical "girl" ways of relating to romantic partners and friends, as defined by Western culture. Based on these gender roles, Olivia relates to the world in a very masculine way. This is one of the things I love about Fringe - Peter is very much the girl in their relationship.
( spoilers for fringe 3.09: marionette )
Everything else about this show is honestly phenomenal. I cannot even begin to articulate all my feelings about it. Olivia Dunham is such a rare character, and every week it all gets more and more amazing.
IN CONCLUSION: I LOVE EVERYONE IN THIS BAR.
*I use the word "feminine" mostly for lack of a better term, but I mean it not to describe characteristics that are innate to female-bodied people. Rather, I'm referring to the stereotypical "girl" ways of relating to romantic partners and friends, as defined by Western culture. Based on these gender roles, Olivia relates to the world in a very masculine way. This is one of the things I love about Fringe - Peter is very much the girl in their relationship.
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