Mentions (3)
"I first noticed this while watching the The Wheel of Time adaptation on Amazon, which has probably the most consciously diverse cast I've ever seen in a piece of media. I don't really have an issue with this (the show's trash, but not due to its cast), but the show's diversity made the lack of Latin"
"I'm finding it refreshingly heteronormative. The crux of the books is that men and women have different kinds of magic, and men cannot use women's magic and vice-versa. Also the idea that men's magic is stronger but corrupted plays *heavily* to traditional concepts of reasons men need women. No atte"
"The crux of the books is that men and women have different kinds of magic, and men cannot use women's magic and vice-versa."