reginasbread, to random
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TarkabarkaHolgy, to DnD
@TarkabarkaHolgy@ohai.social avatar

Finally watched #Damsel

And it hurt me both as a #DnD player and as a storyteller at the same time

THAT DRAGON TALKS, ROLL YOUR PERSUASION CHECK

#ouch #storytelling

crampi, to Netflix French
@crampi@eldritch.cafe avatar

Vu Damsel et c'était pas dingue mais pas chiant non plus :blob_cat_sip:

Faut dire qu'en ce moment j'enchaîne les films indiens qui font 3h minimum donc un film Netflix de 1h30 ça passe vite :blob_coffee:

larsweisbrod, to random
@larsweisbrod@det.social avatar

Ich habe gestern #damsel auf Netflix gesehen und rätsele noch, was die moralische Lehre aus diesem moralischen Lehrstück sein soll.

ACHTUNG SPOILER:

Millie Bobby Brown verzeiht der Drachenmutter und verzichtet auf Rache, obwohl diese Drachenmutter, getrieben von Rache, so viele junge Frauen brutal getötet hat. Da dachte ich kurz: Ah, es geht darum, dass Rache schlecht ist, vor allem unter Frauen; aber dann vernichten die beiden zusammen brutal die Königin und ihr Reich, und zwar aus Rache?

TarkabarkaHolgy, (edited ) to folklore
@TarkabarkaHolgy@ohai.social avatar

Happy !
I once again made a compilation of folktales for the occasion.

This time, it's tales where women save themselves. Because they DO EXIST. 😉 (cough cough)
Read here:
https://multicoloreddiary.blogspot.com/2024/03/folktales-about-women-who-save.html

SimonRoyHughes, to Netflix
@SimonRoyHughes@thefolklore.cafe avatar

could only look forward. “I couldn’t draw from anything because I’ve personally never read a story like ,” she said.’

Apparently, a lack of reading will land you a contract. Good to know.

https://www.netflix.com/tudum/articles/damsel-release-date-photos

(Tip of the hat to @TarkabarkaHolgy for bringing the film to my attention.)

TarkabarkaHolgy, to 13thFloor Hungarian
@TarkabarkaHolgy@ohai.social avatar

Proving the point of the previous toot, here is last year's list I made, about women in folktales who slay monsters.
Because THEY EXIST. Lots of them.
https://multicoloreddiary.blogspot.com/2023/03/folktales-about-women-who-slay-monsters.html?m=0

TarkabarkaHolgy, to 13thFloor Hungarian
@TarkabarkaHolgy@ohai.social avatar

Something about the hype around just rubs me the wrong way. The whole "this is no fairy tale" spin is annoying. Have you ever read more than two fairy tales in your life? I can list you hundreds of traditional stories where women kill monsters and save themselves. Seriously.

Quit shitting on folklore without knowing it.

Also, I recently heard the term "add a sword feminism" and it is very accurate.

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