#faye whitaker

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Faye Whitaker- Questionable Content

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Round 1 Match 5

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Faye Whitaker

She wasn't that butch at the start but a while into the comic she has a bit of a crisis, loses her job, and goes to work in an underground robot fighting ring and gets a robot girlfriend. And she gets so hot. Like oh my god

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Andor (2022)

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ANDOR 1.11 “Daughter of Ferrix”

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Top Picks of 2023

My Top 12 Favorite TV Shows - #6: Andor

Show Premiered: September 21st, 2022

Started Watching: December 2022

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Andor (Star Wars: Andor): Season 1 – TV Review

Andor (Star Wars: Andor): Season 1 – TV Review

TL;DR – Some of the best Star Wars I have seen since the original trilogy.   ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.5 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the Disney+ service that viewed this series.Post-Credit Scene – There is a Post-Credit scene at the end of Rix Road. Andor Review – When I heard that they would do a prequel to Rogue One, which was already a prequel to the Original Trilogy, I was concerned. Add to…

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The Mosley Review: Star Wars: Andor

For the longest time, the quality of the Star Wars franchise has been lackluster. In animation it has had no equal, but in live action there has been a dramatic decline in storytelling and growth. The Mandalorian was that wake up call that breathed new life into the galaxy, The Book of Boba Fett made the air a little foul and most recently Obi-Wan Kenobi made it go stale. The hope for great stories in the franchise that challenged you the viewer and its characters was fleeting. This new series was the last beacon of light that could either reinvigrate the galaxy or just plunge it even deeper into despair. Well I am so happy to say that this series did the former and brought Star Wars into the realm of more adult storytelling that I've wished to see since Rogue One opened the door. The first 4 episodes alone let you know exactly what this show is all about and the exact tone it is promising throughout. The angle of espionage and relevant themes of political games, oppression, fascism and terrorism has always been apart of Star Wars, but now we get the chance to see the players and the people those decisions effect. The level of duality between the birth of the Rebellion vs the overbearing oppressive and order driven Imperials is brilliantly explored as you get to witness both perspectives of each factions. I have been waiting for something like this to happen and my goodness did this show deliver. There are so many emotional moments within this show that creep up and the moments of absolute brutality whether it be pure violence or torture, are expertly crafted to show how each character is effected and/or corrupted.

Diego Luna returns as Cassian Andor as we follow the character about 10 or so years before the events of Rogue One. We get to see the origin of the character with a number of retcons, but they were not necessarily too bad. I liked that he started off as basically a scoundrel that’s constantly down on his luck, but he has a heart of gold. He was way more relatable and unrefined and I loved that he wouldn't hesitate to take a life. He is in a desperate and sometimes dark place, but he is constantly learning how to survive and adapt to every predicament he finds himself. Fiona Shaw was so amazing and motivating as his adoptive mother Maarva Andor. She brought the gravitas to every word of wisdom and caution spoken to Cassian. There is a fight that never dies within her and she let it be known. Her chemistry with Andor was one of the guiding lights of morality throughout. Dave Chapman voices her personal droid B2EMO and he stole my heart by the end of the series and broke it in so many ways with his dry and yet emotional responses to Andor, Maarva and others. Adria Arjona as Bix Caleen was absolutely brilliant. She gets put through the ringer in this show and I can't stress enough how amazing her performance is in the latter half of the season. Her bond with Andor is strong, but not the typical focus. Faye Marsay as Vel Sartha was awesome and I loved that she was loyal to the cause. She was steadfast, but she was ready to ask questions as she acted as the moral compass of the Rebellion. Varada Sethu as Cinta Kaz was awesome and badass as her companion. When there was bloodshed needed, she didn't hesitate and was always ready. Stellan Skarsgård was nothing short of fascinating as Luthen Rael. He is the most elusive, cunning and plotting character of the series and I loved his complexities. Behind every action he makes is a sort of sorrow, but he is emboldened by his successes as he knows he is fighting for a greater good. He carries so much on his shoulders and you see it in an iconic scene that sums up his resolve. I loved his relationship with Andor, Vel and especially his personal agent Kleya Marki played wonderfully by Elizabeth Dulau. The two of them are deticated and she also keeps Luthen on mission. Genevieve O'Reilly reprises her role as Mon Mothma and my god was she outstanding. Through her we get the pleasure of seeing the political ramifications of fighting the Empire from within while trying to stay hidden. Genevieve adds so much depth, emotion and backstory to the beloved character. There are some amazingly tense moments with her navigating the waters of whom she could trust within and some emotionally gut wrenching scenes involving her past and family.

As I said before, this series explores both sides the Star WARS and it was very refreshing. Kyle Soller was unnerving and an interesting character study as Syril Karn. He starts off as the A typical perfectionist and he wants everyone to be their best at all times even when it wasn't that serious. He was basically a glorified small town deputy in a place where the worst crime someone could commit is public intoxication. The transformation this character goes through is something that is born of trauma once he gets a real taste of the beginning of a bigger threat. His obsession with capturing Cassian is almost stalker like with the look in his eyes. Anton Lesser was great as the head of the Imperial Security Bureau Major Partagaz. He was quick witted and no nonsense and I loved that he was open to strong suggestions to ending the growing rebellion. He truly represented the head of what one would call the gestapo of Imperial forces. It was scary how efficient and unrelenting he was. Speaking of unrelenting, Denise Gough was outstanding as Dedra Meero a supervisor in the ISB. Her whole arc in the show went from you routing for her as she fights her way to being a recognized and respected voice in the ISB council to completely hating what she becomes. Her work ethic was exceptional, but as we all know, true power corrupts in the wrong hands. She quickly becomes the very definition of a fascist leader for the modern age. George Lucas fashioned the Empire as oppressive and fascist regime and she embodies his vision as the series progresses.

The score was absolutely insane and I loved every second of it. Nicholas Britell has given new life to the titular characters' existence and he has brought so much dramatic power to the galaxy. His orchestration is truly unique as there is a growing tension in every note and emotional turmoil to every crescendo. I loved that he experiments with different variations of the great Andor theme. It sets the mood of the each episode and rebuilds back to its classic form by the end. Its been a long time since I've loved a television score and this is definitely on the list of one of my favorites. Visually the show is stunning and breathtaking as it is shot on location and it has so many design influences from other famous films like Blade Runner and George Lucas own THX 1138. It looks consistently in line with Rogue One and I can't wait to see it all eventually lead up to the film. I can't truly gush enough about how this show truly surprised and enthralled me from beginning to end. I haven't been so emotional involved in live action Star Wars since season 2 of The Mandalorian. This finally takes Star Wars away from the fun and sometimes overly nostalgic realm and brings it down to the more gritty and real world stakes of the people living in the galaxy. This was everything I've always wanted to see and I can't wait for Season 2! Do stick around for an EPIC plot point payoff at end of the season finale credits. Let me know what you thought of show or my review in the comments below. Thanks for reading!

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It all worked out in the end. Now I fix robots for a livin' and have an extremely hot girlfriend who can deadlift a city bus.

~Faye Whitaker, Questionable Content

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DEMETRIA 'DEMI' WHITAKER

Age & Birthday: 28 years old, June 12th

Gender/Pronouns: Cis Female she/her

Species: Witch

Birthplace: New York City, New York

Connection to Asphodel and/or the Syndicate: Family

Job/role: Mentor

Positive Personality Traits: Confident, Empathetic, Ambitious, Charismatic

Negative Personality Traits: Restless, Impulsive, Protective, Envious

BIO.

Demetria was born into a prestigious magical family in New York City and was raised by her parents, Vivian and Henry Whitaker who are respected alchemists and enchantment experts that work closely with Asphodel Institute. Demi grew up under intense pressure to excel in her magical studies and maintain the family’s esteemed reputation. Despite the expectations, the Whitaker household was loving and warm and Demetria was nurtured into becoming an outgoing and gregarious energy.

Also a naturally curious and adventurous spirit, it was easy for Demetria to find herself with groups of friends. And among one of the first she ever made was Jakob Ranström, becoming best friends in elementary school. They spent countless hours together and their bond was unbreakable, or so they thought.

During their sophomore year of high school, Jakob convinced Demi and a few friends to skip classes and hunt Redcaps in an abandoned building near the Gotham Grand. The expedition ended in tragedy when one of their friends lost their familiar and later took their own life. Jakob’s older siblings bribed Demetria's family to keep the incident a secret, something she has never known about. To protect her and distance her from the Ranström influence, they then sent her to a boarding school abroad.

Demetria's connection to her life in New York was forever changed, contact with friends drifting away into nothing. She rebuilt herself after the trauma of the attack, trying to shed layers of guilt and grief. Mourning the loss of a life, and the loss of the one she knew. When it was time for college, she returned to the states but steered clear of the city she grew up in. Her life began in California instead, and while feeling freed from her parents wishes, pursued an entirely different career than one within the magical world. Demetria modeled, mainly known as Demi Faye, traveling the world almost as if grief was right on her heels with every step she took.

During this time, she gradually saw herself reconnecting with old friends from New York. Although, their bond was never quite the same ever again. But, in the January of 2024, she received the news that her parents had been attacked. During a time of turmoil surrounding the institute and Syndicate, Vivian and Henry's memories of the incident and the timeframe around it had been wiped. Demi returned home as soon as she could, wanting to be near them and discover who could be behind their attack.

In the months since, Demi has been forced to face her past but she's as determined as ever to build a new life around old memories. As much as it's even possible. She began mentoring at Asphodel, mostly out of guilt to finally pick up the baton her parents wished her to years ago. Since the March of this year, a relationship blossomed between her and Sebastian Belcourt, along with her life now seamlessly blending with all of the faces of her past.

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Same vibe, different energy.

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Faye Whitaker so I was digging through my old sketchbooks for blank pages to fill and found an unfinished Faye Whitaker that I decided to clean up even though I wouldn't draw her this way if I'd started now (but heck if I have the patience to fix anything rn with my creaky wrists)

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Today’s disabled character of the day is Faye Whitaker from Questionable Content, who has alcoholism, depression, and scarring on her chest

Requested by Anon

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Questionable Content Meet-Cutes

All the series’ romantic couples (as of strip #4320) and how they first met.

(I am aware Marten and Claire technically met in the previous strip, but there was no interaction, so I used this one.

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Andor (2022)

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Rereading QC for the 80th time and crying over Faye/Bubbles

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Faye Whitaker from Questionable Content is a robot fucker!