File: Amanda Fix Robert Carlye (...).webm (3.82 MB, 1920x872)

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>>220547790
That actor played Amanda Fix's grandfather you know.

>>220548405
jesus christ it's gadonposter reborn.

File: Sarah Gadon Robert Carlyl(...).webm (3.96 MB, 1920x872)

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>>220548420
That actor also played Sarah Gadon's father in the same movie!

>>220547790
Women empathetically self insert. That means that they deeply relate to a character based on certain superficial characteristics, and then inhabit that character emotionally. That’s why women care more about characters being the same race as them, or being customizable in vidya, or whatever. It’s how they prefer to enjoy stories in many cases. Therefore, good things that happen to female characters are more directly felt by women audiences. They are inhabiting the character directly on an emotional level, so if the character is rich, or pretty, or powerful, that is direct appeal.
Men logically relate to characters. They relate to characters based on the degree, to which they agree with them, the degree to which they are similarly motivated to them, and the degree to which they find them interesting or entertaining. However, they don’t inhabit the character most of the time. Since the connection is logical and not empathetic, they tend to view the story from the protagonists perspective, but things that happen to the protagonist are still generally perceived as happening to a different individual. In action series, the main character is usually powerful and skilled and handsome. James Bond, for instance. In a romance series directed towards otaku, however, the appeal would be substantially harmed if audiences saw the main character as superior to them. By having meek, middlingly attractive, main characters that the audience feels superior to, even though they receive female attention, it gives the impression that the otaku could as well, seeing as he is superior. A male otaku that views a more handsome, more rich man get a girl in an anime feels jealousy, not victory.

>>220547790
Very white of him

>>220547790
They were getting it on, he had to make a move

>>220548405
He was great in the movie "Ravenous"