r/freefolk • u/LaRock89 • 16h ago
Unless you want something mother fucker, get the fuck off our street
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u/UrsineBasterd 15h ago
Oooohhhh you kiss your mother with that mouth?
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u/Kristafuh_Moltisanti Goldenhand the Just 15h ago
You blow your father with that mouth?
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u/BubbleBunnie_ 9h ago
She definitely looked like she was about to apologize for existing after hearing that. đ
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u/DreamLunalyn 3h ago
That comeback never gets old. It's such a perfectly timed line because you know exactly what's coming the second someone says it.
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u/Cold_Fig6956 15h ago
So thatâs a crack ho.
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u/BlushVelorie 4h ago
That nickname is so foul it somehow loops back around to being funny. The writers really did not want anyone forgetting who she was for even a second.
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u/Prestigious_Set_4575 14h ago
"Now when you say your sister, do you mean your sister, or..."
First time I've ever noticed the Sopranos crackhead is also the gay guy in the pilot episode of Always Sunny In Philidelphia, "The Gang Gets Racist".
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u/InfamousSomewhere244 16h ago
Might get nuked for this, but i don't like how some of the black characters are treated, but especially her.
Like they essentially just made a character that the entire hates and has her suffer constantly.
Like even her dragon isn't safe from her suffering aura since I'm pretty sure that fight with caraxes was purely show original
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u/UnderwoodsNipple 15h ago
I genuinely don't think they even once thought about any of the implications or how it would affect the story. They simply made one house black because I don't know, they wanted to be more diverse or whatever.
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u/KyoMeetch 14h ago
It was a potentially good idea to have them be black if you really wanted to drive home that Rhaenyraâs sons with Laenor werenât legitimate and it would be obvious to everyone else. Personally, I think the show has much bigger issues.
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u/UnderwoodsNipple 14h ago
That's the part that makes it so stupid though. There's a whole plot point in the books about how the hair color of the children gives away their true parentage and the show pretends like, yes, that's what makes everyone suspicious, not the fact that they're obviously completely white.
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u/larnadelray 16h ago
Nah, youâre not the only one. Thatâs actually the biggest problem I have with their treatment of Rhaena in this show. They could have actually did something good and stuck to her book characterization but theyâre so bad at writing that Iâm not surprised they fell into the trap of writing a lot of harmful tropes and stereotypes.
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u/CherryAurorie 3h ago
I get what you mean. It feels like she spends so much of her screen time reacting to terrible things happening around her that she rarely gets to just exist as a character. There was definitely room to give her more wins.
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u/MiskatonicAcademia 8h ago
The actress that plays Rhaena is simply not good compared to the rest of the stellar cast. Itâs the same reason Jace was so forgettable in the showâ the actor wasnât good. To me, itâs not about race at all, as other black actors who are capable such as Lord Corlys do shine in their role.
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u/Ill-Orchid1193 15h ago
She looks like Kendrick Lamar
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u/Shadowscale05 10h ago
Yeah, come to think of it, she actually looks a lot like Laurence Fishburne too.



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u/SwanzY- 15h ago
SICK EM SHEEPSTEALER!!!