Aww thanks. It’s one of those mornings lol.
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Hi friend. Not a stupid question.
This blog is run by a large number of different people who all share one account.
We also share one body.
We’re a plural system.
Feel free to send a follow up ask if you have more questions about what that means.
⭐ Protagonist does not mean “role model”.
⭐ A character can take immoral actions and still be the protagonist.
⭐ A character can make stupid mistakes and still be the protagonist.
⭐ A character can be unlikable and still be the protagonist.
⭐ A character can be evil and still be the protagonist.
⭐ A character can be someone the audience cannot relate to and still be the protagonist.
⭐ All “protagonist” means is that the story is focused around the character and their actions and point of view.
⭐ Do not assume that the protagonist of the story represents the author’s views, beliefs or ideals.
⭐ Do not assume that the protagonist of the story is someone the author thinks that you should like, or act like.
I just found out that people are apparently arguing about whether the guy from the Mandaolorian is in a cult or not. I ain’t gonna reblog the post cause I don’t wanna start discourse on somebody else’s blog but…
Pal, listen to me, if you think any religion in the mainstream star wars universe is not a cult– I feel like maybe we haven’t watched the same stuff.
The Jedi are a cult. The sith are a cult. The Mandaolorians are a cult.
Its cults all the way down, babes.
I do not believe that one person has a moral duty over the actions of any other person.
I do not believe that any person has an duty to restrict the fiction or art they create in an attempt to discourage the immoral behavior of others.
I believe that every person is responsible for their own actions alone.
I believe that it is wrong to blame the evil actions of a person on the fiction, art, or creative expression of another person.