#helluva millie

[theakiravadel]

HF Season 2.5 Ch.3 “The Visitor” Part 4/10

He's here

[j00d]

this is it ║ helluva boss ║ amv

[tiffanyblueeverything]

Everyone is talking about Millie's pregnancy but not her adorable fucking Rambo headband during the fight against Andrealphus

[glitzymeow]

Blitzø changed their life 🥹🥹

[anthurak]

Okay, so since Loona's a Hellhound and thus tied to Gluttony, she chows down on lots of junkfood.

And because Millie and Moxxie are Imps and thus tied to Wrath, they (romantically) try to kill each other.

Neat.

[glitchedcosmos]

appreciate her before I take here away forever

[demigoddessqueens]

Moxxie was down bad horrendously ill since the beginning

[spacefatcat]

Ñam

[geekgirles]

I don't know what's funnier: the fact that demons apparently only have a very vague understanding of what goats are despite how heavily associated they are with satanic rituals and Imps even sharing traits with them (horns and hooves), or the fact that, in spite of that, the slang term still managed to make its way to Hell.

[stardustgurl]

[allywings]

Fizz picked up Blitz from Verosika's party :(

[raywhitfield92]

I might get a lot of hate for this, but I want Helluva Boss to explore the myriad of reasons cis women get abortions. I want it to be explored in a healthy way

Because I feel in the current climate (especially politically) people don't want to ever think of the possibility that a woman won't want children. Millie isn't happy about this news.

And I'd absolutely love for Millie to not tell Moxxie she had an abortion, I want her to feel guilty about it and talk to Blitzø about it, worrying that if Moxxie knew he'd hate her.

And I want Blitzø to convince her that because he loves her he would support her no matter what. And when she tells Moxxie he just says "it's your body so it's your choice, but next time let me know so I can help you through this."

Not all cis women want nor can physically have children. We need to talk about abortion in a much healthier way than the current climate allows.

Edit to add this:

Okay so while replying to someone it made me think, what if they tied this in to Stella's backstory? Very early on we see that Stella seems kind of distant towards Octavia.

If Stella is a woman who was forced to have a child when she didn't want one, her personality towards Stolas and Octavia becomes more apparent.

She spends more time with her brother than with Octavia.

she even calls her "an egg"

and "his daughter" instead of ever calling her Octavia or even her own daughter.

This could be a good way to explore how a person who was forced into a mothering role could act, and explains her distaste for Stolas' strength of actually doing something against the Ars Goetias authority.

Stella in this moment sees Octavia crying, but if we look at her eyes closely she isn't watching the television, she's looking at Octavia and smiling at the fact she's in pain.

Stella thinks she's proven here that it's impossible/was impossible to ever go against the status quo, that her wishes of ever disobeying the Goetia is futile and she's proven to Stolas and Octavia that it was always impossible.

I think a plot like this could really help the audience understand childfree people from a different perspective, and what  could happen if you force a person who wishes to be childfree to have a child.

She could even have been mentally unwell/unstable after/before giving birth, which effects how she reacts towards people.

We as a society need to stop pressuring people into doing things our grandparents did just because it's what is expected of you.

This whole show is about generational trauma and breaking free from it, so I can see the show going this direction if it chooses to.

What do you think of this idea, and of it tying into a possible Stella backstory?

[sisterbloomers]

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[rottmntrulesall]

The one time I’ll ever consider domestic violence hilariously wholesome

[majosullivan]

Oh they are so going to have a daughter, I would be so surprised if they don’t have a daughter

[blitzo-o-is-silent-collages]