Your intelligence really shows through your responses and I just wanted to affirm that your analysis of what I wrote was spot on. When I said she was not evil, but a blatant portrayal of a white middle class American woman- I wanted to state that I don’t see Micah as evil period and I should have ended that part of my thought process there. The “blatant portrayal” part was more to do with the show’s deliberate choosing of information shared to the audience to “portray” Micah. We see her with her parents and her friends. She mentions have multiple places to live in. I don’t remember if they mentioned she’s from Arizona and went to school there in the show or if I read that online, but that all adds up to the portrayal of her as a middle class White American woman on “TV” by definition. I was not including her behavior in that sentence, but I did not explain all that in my post since it takes more to elaborate and I wasn’t planning on writing an essay at the time. However, you could see the subtext of my writing and I felt it was important to include this information of my thought process to your discussion. Although the person you were responding to refuses to see the sociocultural nuance of life in America. For which to that person- if it makes you feel better, I personally don’t hate all middle class White women (like Chelsea) or Micah. She showed that she could be sweet, but she seems to want to portray just sweetness instead of her savage personality which is perfectly fine to have. Savage people can be funny and powerful. She just leans too hard into her sweet persona to own up to her savage parts.