#rose solano icons

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i was thinking about my favourite canon lesbian in media and tara maclay is DEFINITELY leading the list but then i remembered vastra and jenny from doctor who.... and bill potts my girlfriend <33 they are. so iconic. also rose solano a fucking iconic lesbian. literally marries men for their money & connections, kills them & falls in love with one of her husbands' daughters what a LEGEND. also in list of iconic lesbians who kill men is also willow rosenberg... skinned a man alive <3 the power of lesbianism. also. van palmer is an unkillable butch lesbian and i LOVE her so much as well as her girlfriend taissa turner who wears the Best outfits and also eats dirt and is soo badass... also shot out to every lesbian from but i'm a cheerleader especially megan <3 last but not least tara and darcy from heartstopper and adora and catra from she-ra <3

HAPPY LESBIAN DAY

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The Peninsula Manila Celebrates Hellos Kitty's 50th Anniversary with a Special Afternoon Tea Set

In celebration of five decades of cuteness and friendship, Hello Kitty and The Peninsula Manila are taking things to a new level with a Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea at The Lobby! Is there anything Hello Kitty can’t do? Since her creation back in 1974, the cute and cuddly character has been on TV, collaborated with fashion powerhouses and even cut an album, quickly becoming one of the buzziest names in the fashion industry. The list is long, and it has made her a serious cultural icon.

Starting April 15, 2024, The Lobby is inviting fans and lovers of the lovable pop icon to share an irresistibly sweet and savory Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea that the hotel’s talented Head Pastry Chef Annalyn Solano and her team have crafted, using fresh seasonal fruits and ingredients. Inspired by Hello Kitty’s signature red bow, the cute collection of afternoon tea classics includes Strawberry Financiers and Strawberry and Rose Tea Sandwich Cookies, and comes with the most lovable and cuddly Hello Kitty and The Peninsula Bear limited-edition plush toy set.

As tall as five apples, and as heavy as three, Hello Kitty is a bright little girl with a heart of gold. She loves to bake cookies and play the piano. She dreams of one day becoming a pianist or maybe even a poet. She has a gift for music and English. Her favorite food is apple pie made by her mother. Hello Kitty and her twin sister Mimmy are best friends.

If you’re ready to fall in love with Instagram-worthy creations of culinary art paired with the most adorable plush toys, visit The Lobby from April 15 – May 15 and enjoy The Peninsula Manila’s delectable 50th anniversary Hello Kitty-themed Afternoon Tea. This special afternoon tea set is priced at P 5,000 (with a pot of tea) and P 7,000 (with two flutes of Champagne) which comes with a Hello Kitty and The Peninsula Bear limited-edition plush toy set. It is available daily from 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm at The Lobby.

For inquiries or more information on The Peninsula Manila’s Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea please call The Peninsula Manila at +63 2 8887 2888, ext. 6694 or email diningPMN@peninsula.com for Restaurant Reservations, or visit peninsula.com.

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Rose Solano and Luisa Alver (Roisa) matching icons! (Requested) •rb/like •follow •request are open

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under the cut: ten ( 10 ) icons of bridget regan as rose solano on episode 1.02 of jane the virgin !! please don’t claim them as your own.

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things i want: pre-series solano family cast in my best friend’s wedding complete with the cast singing say a little prayer because reasons.

it could be about luisa trying to stop rafael and petra’s marriage. and the karaoke scene can have petra singing and knowing she can’t sing but doing it anyway because she loves raf and luisa’s like bitch don’t steal my baby brother.

(and rose can be her fake girlfriend so we can have fake dating tropes.)

things i probably won’t write: that.

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what’s this? in the source link below you‘ll find #166 (268x151) gifs of bridget regan starring as rose solano in the show jane the virgin ( season 1, episodes 5, 7, 10 & 11 ).  if you find these gifs helpful please give this post a like or reblog. i’d love to see these as gif icons or in crackships, but please tag or contact me so i’m aware they’re being used ( and also because i love to see the content!!). // tw drinking, flashing lights, restraints 

[aconissa]

top 5 favourite bis in media (outside of nbc hannibal) ?

I like a lot of the ‘iconic’ bi characters in recent media who come to mind (such as petra solano, annalise keating, rosa diaz, jack harkness, etc) but I wouldn’t count them as fave characters, so my list is a bit more literary instead:

charles ryder from brideshead revisited (sometimes i want to hit him but I still love him so much, and you can’t deny that he’s excellent messy bi representation)

hero de vera from america is not the heart by elaine castillo (bi filipino communist love of my life!!)

eve polastri from killing eve (sandro oh if you’re reading this....)

david rose from schitt’s creek (yes i am aware they use the word pansexual in the show but all the same)

billy prior from the regeneration trilogy (there are aspects of the representation of his bisexuality that I take issue with but I also just love that it’s such an integral part of who he is and how he experiences the story)

also shout out to basically every character in what we do in the shadows and the left hand of darkness and penny dreadful, and to jack and ennis from brokeback mountain, even though I start tearing up just thinking about them 🥺

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JUMP Dance Convention, Baltimore, MD: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

JUMPstart Solo:

1st: Natalie McCue-’In Your Head’

2nd: Ja’Khari May-’Kiss Kiss’

3rd: Parker Zaicko-’Dreams to Dream’

3rd: Sadie Cuiksa-’Pony Tail’

4th: Vivien Wease-’Here Comes The Sun’

5th: Harlin Davis-’Working Day and Night’

6th: Hadley Everson-’Confident’

7th: Zooey DeYoe-’Whip It’

8th: Isabelle Glanville-’Her Dream’

Mini Solo

1st: Ellie Melchior-’Function’

1st: Kya Massimino-’I Go Crazy’

1st: Barrett Robison-’Ping’

2nd: Camryn Studebaker-’When Everything Fades’

3rd: Katherine Khait-’Aura’

3rd: Lily Planck-’She’s A Lady’

4th: Arabella Keller-’Marathon’

4th: Mya Fernandez-’What A Wonderful World’

5th: Santiago Sosa-’Becoming’

6th: Melania Khait-’I Dreamed A Dream’

7th: Kendal Llaneza-’Come and Get Your Love’

8th: Parker Adair-’New Attitude’

8th: Farrah Long-’Say Something’

9th: Marina Snyder-’Big Time’

10th: Alex Wisniewski-’Carry You’

10th: Addison Bleicher-’Growing Pains’

10th: Lyla Norby-’Little Bird’

10th: Charlotte Hale-’The Little Ballerina’

Junior Solo

1st: Ava D’Ambrosio-’Remembrance’

1st: Cameron Voorhees-’Unplug’

2nd: Emmeline Gerardi-’In The Middle of This Nowhere’

3rd: Kate Riordan-’Absence’

3rd: Xyla Maddox-’Ain’t No Sunshine’

3rd: Ava Buckhalt-’Time After Time’

4th: Mariah Barbee-’Creation’

5th: Nadia Wilde-’Goodmorning Midnight’

5th: Nadia Gift-’Hound Dog’

5th: Francesa O’Brien-’The Stars’

6th: Scarlet Sperry-’In Roses’

6th: Addison Cullather-’Tangent’

7th: Lexi Pawelchak-’Red Violin’

7th: Natalie Hoffman-’She Remembers’

7th: Ava Leahey-’The White Light’

8th: Gabrielle Schetelich-’I Am Your Shadow’

8th: Daniella Sanchez-’Pulse’

8th: Lyla Ferguson-’Sincerely Jane’

8th: Bella Rose Penrose-’Spine’

9th: Luna Powell-’1977′

9th: Braelyn Ramseyer-’Clumsy’

9th: Evie Parish-’Fireflies’

9th: Chloe Hyatt-’Smokey Taboo’

10th: Camdyn Fry-’Arch Angel’

10th: Meriko King-’Dirty Diana’

10th: Madeline Anderson-’Eternally Yours’

10th: Sadie Ruane-’I Feel For You’

10th: Brooke Marshall-’Maybe We’ll See’

Teen Solo

1st: Ellen Grace Olansen-’Ghost’

2nd: Hannah Sullivan-’Exhale’

2nd: Ava Wease-’My Future’

2nd: Natalia Wazio-’The Gift’

3rd: Makenzie Hill-’Gimme All Your Love’

4th: Maddy Collins-’Distortion’

4th: Kennedi Washington-’Epilogue’

5th: Ava Carroll-’Are You Sure’

5th: Ayla Flowers-’The Waiting Room’

6th: Madison Marshall-’Icon’

6th: Elyse Wingertsahn-’Love Me Tender’

6th: Gillian Gordon-’Ungathered’

7th: Toryn Hester-’Freak On’

7th: Ava Paliotta-’I Would Give My Breath Away’

7th: Taylor Fry-’Moonlight’

7th: Logan Speer-’Tripped Out Slim’

8th: Victoria Reith-’Departures’

8th: Madelyn Beckman-’Vow’

8th: Nyah Lastrapes-’We Never Saw It Coming’

8th: Ava Raucci-’When Things Fall Apart’

9th: Shay Kaminski-’Love and Respect’

9th: Kate Petrilli-’Neglected Space’

10th: Lily Shirley-’Aloha Friday’

10th: Olivia Schetelich-’Elegy’

10th: Renee Bergeron-’Inside’

10th: Julissa Ortiz-’Never Knock’

10th: Olivia Bowman-’Valis’

Senior Solo

1st: Caden Hunter-’Bionic’

1st: Kayla Mak-’Tuesday’

2nd: Gionna D’Alessandro-’Wish You Were Here’

3rd: Emma Cook-’Unputdownable’

4th: Kylie Chamberlain-’For All We Know’

4th: Angelina Velardi-’Mercy’

4th: Paloma Santos-’My Baby Shot Me Down’

5th: Savannah Quiner-’Escape’

5th: Carly Futrick-’Seduces Me’

5th: Annalise Hofman-’She Comes and Goes’

5th: John Chappell-’Shell’

6th: Cassidy Reigel-’16 Tons’

6th: Raegan Himmelwright-’At Your Doorstep’

6th: Wesley Cloud-’Don’t Leave Me Now’

6th: Emma Simons-’Lilac Wine’

6th: Melina Dalton-’Mangos’

6th: Bayler Glenn-’Undertow’

6th: Brianna Brickerd-’We Were Sparkling’

7th: Sophie Verrecchia-’Passing Memory’

7th: Bethany Grzymala-’Wrong Direction’

8th: Yana Sologub-’A New Day’

8th: Cailey Solano-’Before My Time’

8th: Rayna Tyler-’Embraceable You’

8th: Annie Adams-’Lady’

8th: Lauren Mendes-’Machina’

9th: Breanna Ottinger-’Par Amour’

9th: Samantha Zgombic-’Woah’

10th: Taylor Mitcham-’Faith’

10th: Brooke Manchester-’Go’

JUMPstart Duo/Trio

1st: Valley Dance Theatre-’Together’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: C-Unit Studio-’Rich Girls’

2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Rainbow’

3rd: C-Unit Studio-’Knock On Wood’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Moonlight’

2nd: SI Dance LLC-’Small Leaf’

3rd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Nightmare’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: RPM Dance-’I Wish’

2nd: RPM Dance-’Friends’

3rd: Valley Dance Theatre-’MAY’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Prestige Academy of Dance-’New York is A Desert’

2nd: Savage Dance Company-’Fade Into You’

3rd: PowerUp Dance Center-’The Wisp Sings’

JUMPstart Group

1st: ZD Dance Academy-’Tutti Frutti’

2nd: ZD Dance Academy-’Who Let The Frogs Out’

Mini Group

1st: Encore Studio-’Uptown Girl’

2nd: Encore Studio-’Windowdipper’

3rd: C-Unit Studio-’On Fire’

Junior Group

1st: C-Unit Studio-’Bugaboo’

2nd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Song For A Friend’

3rd: C-Unit Studio-’Funkytown’

Teen Group

1st: Encore Studio-’Kinjabang’

2nd: Valley Dance Theatre-’Arms Outstretched’

3rd: PowerUp Dance Center-’Cessation’

3rd: C-Unit Studio-’Ladies’

Senior Group

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Fade’

2nd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’I Feel Pretty Perplexed’

3rd: C-Unit Studio-’At 17, 20 & 27′

JUMPstart Line

1st: Encore Studio-’Conga’

Mini Line

1st: Encore Studio-’Truth’

2nd: Valley Dance Theatre-’Ease On Down’

Junior Line

1st: Encore Studio-’Turn to Stone’

2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Seasons’

3rd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’We Get’s Up’

Teen Line

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Mack the Knife’

2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Gimmie Dat’

3rd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’House of Sails’

Senior Line

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’After Dark’

2nd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Maybe It’s Just Me’

JUMPstart Extended Line

1st: ZD Dance Academy-’At The Playground’

Mini Extended Line

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’I Just Wanna Be Happy’

2nd: Encore Studio-’Vibeology’

Junior Extended Line

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’My Dearest Friend’

2nd: Encore Studio-’Ice Me Out’

Teen Extended Line

1st: C-Unit Studio-’Love Shack’

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Vibeology’

2nd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Still’

3rd: C-Unit Studio-’Wanted’

Teen Production

1st: Encore Studio-’Cardi’

2nd: RPM Dance-’Once On This Island’

High Scores by Performance Division:

JUMPstart Jazz

1st: Encore Studio-’Conga’

JUMPstart Hip-Hop

1st: ZD Dance Academy-’At The Playground’

JUMPstart Tap

1st: ZD Dance Academy-’Tutti Frutti’

JUMPstart Acro

1st: ZD Dance Academy-’Who Let The Frogs Out’

Mini Jazz

1st: Encore Studio-’Uptown Girl’ 2nd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’I Just Wanna Be Happy’ 3rd: Encore Studio-’Vibeology’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: C-Unit Studio-’On Fire’ 2nd: RPM Dance-’Unity’

Mini Tap

1st: RPM Dance-’Sunday Best’ 2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Happy’

Mini Contemporary

1st: Encore Studio-’Windowdipper’ 2nd: Encore Studio-’Truth’

Mini Musical Theatre

1st: Valley Dance Theatre-’Ease on Down’

Junior Jazz

1st: C-Unit Studio-’Funkytown’ 2nd: Encore Studio-’It’s About That Walk’ 3rd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’We Get’s Up’

Junior Ballet

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Springtime Waltz’ 2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Andante Affetuoso’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: Encore Studio-’Ice Me Out’ 1st: C-Unit Studio-’Bugaboo’ 2nd: DanceWorx Dance Company-’Flawless’

Junior Tap

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’My Dearest Friend’ 2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Love’

Junior Contemporary

1st: Encore Studio-’Turn to Stone’ 2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Hound Dog’ 2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Rowboats’ 3rd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Summer’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Song For A Friend’ 2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Seasons’ 3rd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’I Will Always Love You’

Teen Jazz

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Vibeology’ 1st: C-Unit Studio-’Love Shack’ 2nd: Encore Studio-’Just Say’ 3rd: Encore Studio-’Shake and Pop’ 3rd: C-Unit Studio-’Ladies’

Teen Ballet

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Apres Minuit’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: C-Unit Studio-’Gimmie Dat’ 2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Wanted’ 3rd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Tell ‘Em’ 3rd: Encore Studio-’Yikes’

Teen Tap

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’House of Sails’ 2nd: Encore Studio-’Cardi’ 3rd: RPM Dance-’Only A Fool’

Teen Contemporary

1st: Encore Studio-’Kinjabang’ 2nd: Valley Dance Theatre-’Arms Outstretched’ 2nd: Encore Studio-’Sadness’ 3rd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Eleanor Rigby’ 3rd: Encore Studio-’Awake’ 3rd: PowerUp Dance Center-’Cessation’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Still’ 2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Vienna’ 3rd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Jolene’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Mack the Knife’ 2nd: RPM Dance-’Hamilton’ 3rd: RPM Dance-’Once On This Island’

Teen Specialty

1st: C-Unit Studio-’Rhapsody In Black and White’ 2nd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’My Way’ 3rd: Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Ghostbusters’

Senior Jazz

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Fade’ 1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Maybe It’s Just Me’ 2nd: RPM Dance-’Trust’ 3rd: Show Tyme Academy-’What Kind of Man’

Senior Tap

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’I Feel Pretty Perplexed’ 2nd: C-Unit Studio-’Don’t Stop Me Now’ 3rd: Ovations Studios-’Lean On’

Senior Contemporary

1st: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’After Dark’ 2nd: C-Unit Studio-’At 17, 20 & 27′ 3rd: Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’All Those Things You Told Me To Wait For’

Senior Specialty

1st: Show Tyme Academy-’Only An Expert’ 2nd: DanceWorx Dance Company-’Dream State’

Best of JUMP:

JUMPstart

ZD Dance Academy-’At The Playground’

Encore Studio-’Conga’

Mini

C-Unit Studio-’On Fire’

Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’I Just Wanna Be Happy’

Encore Studio-’Uptown Girl’

Junior

C-Unit Studio-’Bugaboo’

Encore Studio-’Ice Me Out’

Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’My Dearest Friend’

Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Seasons’

Teen

Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’Mack the Knife’

Encore Studio-’Kinjabang’

Valley Dance Theatre-’Arms Outstretched’

PowerUp Dance Center-’Cessation’

RPM Dance-’Hamilton’

Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Eleanor Rigby’

C-Unit Studio-’Gimmie Dat’

Senior

C-Unit Studio-’At 17, 20 & 27′

Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’After Dark’

Best In Studio:

Turning Pointe Dance Academy-’Eleanor Rigby’

C-Unit Studio-’Gimmie Dat’

DanceWorx Dance Company-’Dear Anxiety’

Denise Wall’s Dance Energy-’After Dark’

Encore Studio-’Uptown Girl’

RPM Dance-’Hamilton’

Show Tyme Academy-’What Kind of Man’

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Rose Solano appreciation/icons 😭

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CHARACTER INTERVIEW

BASICS  !

NAME: rose solano NICKNAME: ---no. AGE: 38 SPECIES: human

PERSONAL  !

MORALITY: lawful | chaotic | good | neutral | evil | true RELIGION: spiritual | neutral | no faith | questioning SINS: greed | gluttony | sloth | lust | pride | envy | wrath VIRTUES: chastity | charity | diligence | humility | kindness | patience | justice KNOWN LANGUAGES: german, english, italian, french, romanian spanish SECRETS: way too many to be listed here.  rose collects secrets and uses them against people; it is inevitable that she has a multitude of her own on top of that.

PHYSICAL  !

BUILD: scrawny | bony | slender | fit | athletic | curvy | herculean | pudgy | average**      **bridget regan is by no means average build, but rose by nature must be, otherwise         her body shape would make her blatantly recognizable, regardless of whomever’s         face she is wearing. HEIGHT: 5′9″ SCARS / BIRTHMARKS: none of the above.  emilio would have asked about any scars under the guise of being a somewhat caring husband, and both scars and birthmarks would make her more easy to catch.  anyone she slept with would know her body by her marks.  so, no, she has none. ABILITIES / POWERS: she can out drink luisa.  refer to the secrets part: her ability to gain and maintain a hold over people has its roots in her ability to find out other people’s secrets and to convincingly threaten them.  also being able to slip into and out of personas as needed for her job, for lengthy periods of time.  also her access to masks and voalizers to maintain the appearance of an entire other person separate from herself. RESTRICTIONS: the aforementioned uncomfortable facial masks after she is outed as sin rostro.

FAVORITES!

FOOD: noodles.  not spaghetti as we might conceive of it with red sauce and meatballs,; although she does like that kind of noodle, rose tends more towards cream sauces, whether a pure butter/milk/flour base or mixed with other flavors (basil pesto sauce, for instance, or almonds).  throw in some spinach and not beef but small bits of chicken or shrimp (the latter is far preferred here) and perhaps some tomatoes (as long as they do not stain the sauce) or peas (not in the pesto sauce) and top it with the proper sprinkling of cheese (not too much or you risk overwhelming it), and you will have a very content rose.  she also especially likes almonds, and where ice cream is concerned - gelato, first of all, is far superior to ice cream - rocky road is her preference.  she could eat most of a tub in one sitting and, in fact, has done so on more than one occasion.  (don’t tell luisa.  she’ll want a rom-com night.)  also when she was younger, she loved sloppy joes, but they’re so messy now she rarely, if ever, eats them.  it seems like it would appear childish.  (but she still loves them.) DRINK: wine, although she is fairly particular with its taste and make.  outside of that, clear sodas.  lemon-lime, ginger ale (which isn’t clear, but close to it).  fruity drinks - smoothies are a definite favorite, particularly with berry bases (stawberry, blueberry, raspberry, although strawberry is the favorite). PIZZA TOPPING: pineapple and canadian bacon.  rose is a heathen. COLOR: black, although she won’t admit it and rarely wears it. MUSIC GENRE: much to my dismay, rose is attached to german folk yodeling. note that she loathes american yodeling as it is far too country and twangy for her tastes.  rose vastly prefers artists over particular genres - dresden dolls or sixpence none the richer are neither particularly iconic of a genre, but she enjoys both. BOOK GENRE: rose actually prefers poetry and retold fairy tales.  also lesbian pulp novels that she steals from libraries and forgets to return them.  (she hides all of these from emilio.  tends to put them in luisa’s old bedroom, where she doubts they are out of place.) MOVIE GENRE: horror.  there’s something about intimidating or terrifying situations that are unreal as opposed to ones that are very real. CURSE WORD:  rose prefers to use german, even if she is using words that aren’t necessarily foul language because so few people in america would know they weren’t bad.  with emilio, she often uses spansh language that she picked up from him (or luisa), but as far as favorites, she vastly prefers german. SCENTS: the open sea.  strawberries (they remind her of her mother, although her scent was very faint and mixed with lavender).  vanilla.

FUN STUFF  !

BOTTOM OR TOP:  yes.  canonically we have implication that she both topped and bottomed for luisa. SINGS IN THE SHOWER:  whistles.  she hums when she is in a good mood, otherwise she is deathly silent. if she hums, it is more often than not a german folk song she remembers from her youth, minus the potential yodeling parts. LIKES PUNS:  rose loves a good word play.

tagged by: @deincs tagging: at this point, i’m unsure who has done this and who has not, especially since i took so long to do mine, so if you see this and would like to do it, feel free to take it from me, just tag me in it?  or not.  you do not have to tag me, but i do vastly enjoy reading them for the insight they can give into other characters.

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Batwoman’s Poison Ivy: Bridget Regan’s Most Iconic Roles

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This Batwoman article contains spoilers for Jane the Virgin and Agent Carter.

For younger genre TV fans, the name Bridget Regan might not immediately ring a bell. But the actress, who was just cast as Poison Ivy on The CW’s Batwoman, has a long and impressive genre TV resume that suggests the beloved DC Comics character is in very safe hands. In addition to memorable turns on The Last Ship, White Collar, and Paradise Lost, the American actress has appeared in some of the most unexpectedly memorable genre TV roles in the last decade and a half. Basically, no matter how good or bad the material, Bridget Regan has a habit of elevating her roles to iconic. Let’s break down why Regan is such a good choice to play the morally complex Poison Ivy in Batwoman Season 3…

Legend of the Seeker

Regan burst onto the genre TV scene in 2008 as the lead heroine Kahlan in Legend of the Seeker, a first-run syndication adaptation of Terry Goodkind’s Sword of Truth fantasy series. Honestly, Regan was easily the cast standout in this often silly yet always delightful fantasy TV adaptation. While series star Craig Horner was earnest and pretty to look at (real Season 1 Arrow Stephen Amell energy), it was Regan who grounded the central romance between their two characters in important ways, and did some impressive stunt and fighting work to boot.

Dottie Underwood in Agent Carter

Since her angelic turn as Kahlan on Legend of the Seeker, Regan has taken on some villainous roles. In Agent Carter, she played Dottie Underwood, a Soviet assassin trained as a Black Widow in the Red Room Academy. She often faced off against Hayley Atwell’s Peggy Carter, and the two were well-matched. This was perhaps the first time Regan really demonstrated her ability to imbue antagonists with a complexity and charisma that makes them hard to dismiss by both a show’s heroes and its viewers.

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Rose Solano in Jane the Virgin

While Jane the Virgin isn’t a genre show in the traditional definition of the term, its commitment to soap opera melodrama tropes often made it feel like one. Regan played Rose Solano, a character introduced as a former attorney and current wife to business patriarch Emilio Solano. We should have known there was more to the character, based on Regan’s casting. Rose was eventually revealed to be Sin Nostro, a crime lord and the main antagonist of the series. While the character would be played by several different actors over the series’ run, Regan was the one who made this initial twist work.

Poison Ivy in Batwoman Season 3

Regan has been cast as recurring character Pamela/Poison Ivy in the third season of Batwoman, opposite Javicia Leslie’s Ryan/Batwoman. A former Gotham University botany student, Pamela is a passionate and brilliant scientist who wants to change the world for the better. However, when she was experiments on by a colleague and injected with various plant toxins (man, academia is really falling apart), she is turned into the villainous Poison Ivy.

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Batwoman Season 2 Finale Review: Ryan Claims Her Power

By Nicole Hill

Poison Ivy has often been depicted as a morally ambiguous character in DC Comics and their screen adaptations—less “I want to watch the world burn” and more “I have a good goal and horrific methods”—so it will be interesting to see the talented and charismatic Regan bring those nuances to life. The fact that Poison Ivy will be a recurring character and that they cast someone like Regan to fill the role implies that Batwoman is looking to create a more complex character than a one-off villain.

Still, the press release announcing the casting doesn’t split hairs about Poison Ivy’s role as an antagonist, noting that the Bat Team must prepare for Ivy’s vengeful return. We know that Bridget Regan is more than up for the challenge.

What is your favorite Bridget Regan role? Let us know in the comments below!

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