Ginny and Georgia

Recently, there's been so much discourse about this show, and understandably. The new season recently came out last week, and like most, I binged it in 24 hours. This show originally had a lot going against it because of first impressions, in terms of dialogue, which were not great. Some even stopped watching because it was something that they couldn't get past. But as for me, I stuck around because even though the dialogue wasn't the best, I looked past it.

After all, the story in itself had so much to offer. There were so many layers, and I'm so glad that even though it had a bit of a rocky start, the development over three seasons for each character was amazing. It just goes to show you that stories need time to cook. Not one season and done ‘’cough, cough’’ NETFLIX. When writers are given the opportunity, they work wonders with a story.

When I think about characters who had the most development, Georgia and Ginny are the first that come to mind. Not just because they are the main characters, but they remind me of another extremely co-dependent dynamic, Sam and Dean in Supernatural. While they are not sisters, Ginny and Georgia have that same dynamic where one is a Martyr and traumatized, the other is traumatized but trying to save their older counterpart from themselves.

Sam and Dean were in this vicious cycle of trying to save each other, and it wasn't…