#suzanne warren

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Orange Is The New Black | Season 1

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orange texts post for the two people on this dot com who might care

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some of my favourite demisexual headcanons

eddie diaz - 911

kala rasal - sense8

steve rogers - captain america / mcu

suzanne warren - orange is the new black

+ "It's not just sex, it's love! It's two people, connecting. With four other people, and aliens."

jane nichols - 27 dresses

chidi anagonye - the good place

michaela quinn - dr quinn medicine woman

marjan marwani - 911 lone star

yuuri katsuki - yuri!!! on ice

gamora - guardians of the galaxy

ryan wilder - batwoman

alec lightwood - shadowhunters / the mortal instruments

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Oitnb is actually so evil for killing the sweetest, most precious character who just wanted to have love!! This show is so evil for killing poussey in that way and then making the end shot of her smiling so adorably at me! I just know if i was watching this live i probably would've balled my eyes out!! I already knew she dies before i started the show, i just wasn't expecting to see this soft, sweet character suffocating to death.. it's fucked up!

This goddamn show better start giving me justice! I need justice to be served for for what happened to poussey, for what sophia went through and for poor Suzanne who keeps getting taken advantage of for her mental state. These goddamn women deserve revenge and justice!

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[nellarw95]

Happy Birthday Uzo +43 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

Buon Compleanno 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

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Here are a few of my favorite Orange Is The New Black quotes. Believe me, there’s more out there I like. 

[real-godzekiel]

actually watched the show just for this one character here and i thought she was gonna get more screentime ☹️

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Devon bostick's ground breaking ptsd performance in the 100 is so underrated. Tbh he Christopher Larkin were the most accurate ptsd representation I've seen and out did a lot of the core cast on that to me personally.

Anon, I'm so glad that your brought this up because it gives me the chance to ramble about how meaningful a good actor really is lol (sorry this is pretty much a full essay) (also I'm hammered right now so if there are any grammatical mistakes allow it)

When playing a character with a disorder it's, in my opinion, an absolutely crucial part of the job to not fuck it up. There's a fine line between being artistically daring and profound in the way that an actor chooses to portray having a disorder, and being over the top and insulting. I really think what it comes down to, and what Devon has mastered, is knowing the difference between being the disorder, vs being a PERSON with the disorder.

In my opinion, an example of an actor failing to to accurately represent a character with a disorder would be James McAvoy's role as Kevin in the franchise "Split". To preface this, I want to make it known that I understand this particular incident wasn't entirely James's fault, the writers most definitely exaggerated the effects of Dissociative identity disorder for the sake of the plot, but that doesn't change th he fact that Kevin's character was a wholly inaccurate and down right offensive interpretation of the disorder. I think the most awful part of this whole situation was the effect on the audience. Those who do not suffer from DID were uninformed, and therefore made to feel afraid and resentful toward those affected. The viewers who do suffer from DID were made to feel at best offended and (for lack of better words) royally fucked off, and at worst, ashamed, isolated and afraid of themselves.

These devastating outcomes truly highlight the importance of doing justice to a character with a complex mental state. I would argue that a remarkably moving and accurate depiction of a character suffering from a disorder is Uzo Aduba's portrayal of Suzanne "crazy eyes" Warren in Orange is the new black. While canonically her diagnosis is not revealed, fans of the show have theorised that she has a multitude of conditions, ranging from schizoaffective disorder, to bipolar disorder, to borderline personality disorder. While it is not my place to diagnose Suzanne, I think we can all safely deduce that she does suffer from some sort of disorder. While I think Aduba's execution of the role is most certainly dramatised, I don't find this to be a bad thing. Suzanne's over the top personality and mannerisms are, at their core, loveable and relatable. Aduba's performance was tasteful and achieved what I believe every actor should aim for when portraying a character who suffers from some sort of disorder, Suzanne's suffering forces those who can relate to her condition, and those who cannot, to feel for her, to understand why she is the way that she is, to look into themselves and see their own pain in a new light. Furthermore, Suzanne's childlike character is universally relatable. As a result of my extensive time spent in therapy, I am of the belief that every hurt person, whether they know or consciously or not, wish to reconnect with and heal their inner child, and this belief is only emphasised in the way that I've seen people react to Suzanne's character. People wish to care for her, those in their life that she reminds them of, and in turn themselves.

Playing a role that provokes such intense empathy is such an impactful thing for so many people. It inspires hope and recovery for those who may not have even thought they needed to recover. I will never not stress the importance of actors and the way that they tackle sensitive subjects, because it truly can change people's lives.

[justanoutlawfic]

Dale Soules and Uzo Aduba, OITNB alum, are both in Lightyear. Soules plays an ex-con. I have to believe this is an alternative universe where Freida escaped prison and Suzanne became an astronaut.

[joyena99]

Janae, Taystee, Suzanne, Black Cindy

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I can't breathe.

[mistyqvigleys]

more orange text posts 🍊✨ part i

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Saturday 18th June Part 1

Orange Is The New Black

Alex Vause (Lesbian)

Boo (Lesbian)

Daddy Duarte (Lesbian)

Nicky Nichols (Lesbian)

Poussey Washington (Lesbian)

Suzanne Warren (Lesbian)

Tricia Miller (Lesbian)

Desi Piscatella (Gay)

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Suzanne Warren is one of my favorite and most relatable characters.

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Four of Wands. Art by Suzanne Treister, from HEXEN 2.0.

Josiah Warren​