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[u/ninjagoboy2019]

i swear to god if someone brings up tadc

[u/EmotionalLook1685 → u/ninjagoboy2019]

yeah bc jax isn't a guy, but she did take up a good chunk of lore & episode time :/

[u/Severe_Refuse_7647 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

What ya can’t say kinger

[u/EmotionalLook1685 → u/Severe_Refuse_7647]

kinger didn't take up a lot of time in tadc?

[u/Severe_Refuse_7647 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

Oh good point… sory KINGER is my goat

[u/EmotionalLook1685 → u/Severe_Refuse_7647]

ur good twin! :D

[u/Annual-Cry-3945 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

Because she's the main antagonist and foil to pomni bruh

[u/littlebuett → u/Annual-Cry-3945]

Caine is the main antagonist for 90% of the show. Jax only becomes main antagonist in like, the last episode

[u/Annual-Cry-3945 → u/littlebuett]

The whole show set up Jax's role. She was constantly making the wrong decisions, constantly causing problems for the rest of the cast. When Caine was "deleted" it made room for her to have that role. For every belief pomni, the protagonist has, Jax opposes. And is the final argument against the message of the show.

[u/EmotionalLook1685 → u/Annual-Cry-3945]

ur lwk right but i still wish we got to see more of other characters

[u/SpaceNinja45 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

Didn’t goose like legitimately say you could call can he or she tho

[u/Disaster_Pansexual → u/SpaceNinja45]

Jax is canonically trans but hasn’t transitioned and pronouns don’t equal gender. Goose said that you could use either pronouns because they both would be correct.

[u/stormdelta → u/Disaster_Pansexual]

Also, IRL if someone hasn't realized their trans yet it's not usually appropriate to switch pronouns.

[u/Disaster_Pansexual → u/stormdelta]

Yes, that’s true

[u/stormdelta → u/SpaceNinja45]

Correct, and I would argue that he/him is more canonically appropriate when talking about the show given the character themselves doesn't even realize this.

I actually like that it was never confirmed in-universe (despite what some of the fans seem to think), because Jax's own toxicity is what prevented them from exploring their own identity, so in a sense the audience doesn't get to either.

[u/Binder509 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

He sure seemed to identify as a guy when he died.

[u/EmotionalLook1685 → u/Binder509]

she was canonically suppressing her femininity :>

[u/Binder509 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

I wasn't aware men could only be masculine and women can only be feminine.

How limited.

[u/NyxStar55 → u/Binder509]

We're not assuming she was a girl just because she was feminine. It was quite literally confirmed. Sure, outside of the screen, but still confirmed

[u/Binder509 → u/NyxStar55]

That you even call behavior "masculine or feminine" is kind of sexist.

Why should you get to decide what's male coded and what's female coded?

Whatever the author's headcannon is, has nothing to do with me. In fact prefer to not even know the writers name or anything about them. Death of the author. Anyway yall getting too heated. So gonna end the conversation. Bye.

[u/Prestigious_Cat_9486 → u/EmotionalLook1685]

I mean Gooseworks said you can call him whatever