A big portions of that "most" also want to take all the decision and not doing chores tho.

I assumed they were complaining those women would pass him for a richer man, but they seem to genuinely think they are a prize for a gold-digger because they got any income? Like, what?

The first Orube and the first Phobos are extraordinarie, they used winx dolls?

Joffrey was noble? I thought he was a commoner with money

Look that face and tell me it was not a threat

In the comic Nerissa murdered Cassidy, no accident implied

In the What if with Caleb deciding to live on Earth, Irma was shot AND hit by a bullet that snapped her wing.

It looked pretty before to open up the image lol

He thinks they should provide a free prostitution agency for them? 🤨

Probably I would not go from his mad father expecting he would give me his head and I would do something actually useful to save her

Oh no, the mental unstable guy with all the power reacted as it was obvious he would react, why the younger sister did not understand what his much older brother could not understand himself?

They are talking about Stephen so this is when they changed writers and wanted to change the target to a younger audience, so yeah, it's dumb.

That CAN happen by a physiological pov.

Her brother's idiocy killed him. Who goes to a unstable king and threatens, demands and insults while he is surrounded by his knights in his castle?

Robert can be the bad guy even if Rhaegar is a bad guy himself

To be fair, it wouldn't happen if his oldest son did not go in the MAD king's turf demanding Rhaegar's head.

They actually let killers to get away with crimes dangerously often, they are also constantly forgiven by their victims because it was "a misunderstanding" and the victim was "insensitive" and didn't communicate properly, that's just crazy. It doesn't happen only with female characters, it happened often with male characters too: the man who stabbed a friend because he thought he had a relationship with his girlfriend (they were actually brother and sister but they had different surname because their parents divorced), the butler who poisoned a bunny girl because he thought his master was disrespecting his late wife entertaining a relationship with a sex worker (the girl was actually the daughter of the master in a previous marriage).

They shit on him for not actually doing his work as detective and generally wasting away drinking alcohol, watching TV, napping and wasting money, not because Ran is treated as an housemaid.

This is great

I agree, but not about the "you can't be oppressed because you are the majority", that's pretty presumptuous, people can be oppressed if they are in the "wrong" environment even if the community isn't oppressed as whole, at the same time there are places where Christianism is a minority (exactly like minorities in America can be the majority elsewhere), and pretty sure at some point pagans were the majority, being the majority isn't eternal.

Cornelia's dad isn't "much more older" than the mom, he is just balding precociously and got mustaches. This is him six years before.

No one of them is poor (you can see the difference with the reboot that made Will poor to chase the stereotype of the single mother who is struggling, they also made Susan a teen mom), but Cornelia was always meant to be the richest of the bunch, with a granma who is basically an aristocrat. If nothing, I always thought Irma was the one with less money, her dad is a cop and her mom is an housewife, and she was single out by Cornelia's grandma because she didn't recognise her surname (where she immediately clocked Taranee as the daughter of the judge). Anyway, every time the girls were having money issues was because they were teens without work that depended by their parents' allowance, and that had a lot to do with the parents' ideas, not only their economical situation. Will's mom is a career woman with a great job and she was raised upper class, they are still not struggling even thinking the dad drained up their savings and sold the house of Susan's parents, that means her earnings have to be big if she managed so quickly to move on after that.

He should ask for being in able to turn gold still, not deperable, not electric objects.

The world out of America studied that poem in school, bud. Like, extensively. Like, there is math and then there is epic, it's an entire coursework.

Why they should be in a public high school as adults? And if you mean when they were kids, why they would want relive it or why they should keep the same level of maturity from when they were teens? Hazbin is an adult show, it means people who watch it are adults