We love prequels and sequels to TV series and novels, from Harry Potter to The Handmaid’s Tale. We want to rediscover the characters we loved and know everything about them. But is it right to pursue something that never ends?
We love prequels and sequels to TV series and novels, from Harry Potter to The Handmaid’s Tale. We want to rediscover the characters we loved and know everything about them. But is it right to pursue something that never ends?
We’ve seen some strong female leads in major TV series in recent years: Fleabag, Daenerys Targaryen or Mrs. Maisel. But how feminist are these emotionally distant characters who have a disastrous love life, a trait that just sits right next to the fact that they stand up for themselves?