Our highwaywoman being a little too cocky now. 😅 RENEGADE NELL (2024)

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Renegade Nell (2024) ⤷ Louisa Harland as Nell Jackson

RENEGADE NELL (Ep.2)

RENEGADE NELL 1.01 | Don't Call Me Nelly

Renegade Nell (2024) - 1x06

louisa harland saying she's more of a man than james in derry girls and then being called "mister" in renegade nell..... she's so gender

For anything else you want to say about the new show Renegade Nell, I'm deeply appreciative for its sartorial gender subversion. I love that we get to see Nell alternate between and at times actively mix codes of feminine and masculine dress AND that the response to this subversion is an equally mixed reaction of acceptance, confusion, and an absolute grab bag of pronouns and descriptors.

Specifically, I enjoy the refusal of limits. Nell's "disguise" as a nobel woman is complete, believable, and well received. Her "disguise" as a doctor is complete, believable, and well received. Her choice to stand before the queen in military dress is accepted at the same time as she retains the feminine social etiquette of curtsying (even as she does so awkwardly). What we are seeing is a complete refusal of easy categorization and that strategy of opacity is so expertly delivered by Louisa Harland and is so very queer.

I'd love to see a deeper investigation into the costuming of this show, its historical referrants, and the queer readings it elicits

more renegade nell stuff.... and thank you so much for all the love on my morgana wip whaaatttttt????? i'll post the finished drawing and some other stuff soon :DDDD

DERRY GIRLS (2018 - 2022) ↳ Orla McCool once said...

Too swift from your gun and stronger than stone. RENEGADE NELL (2024)

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Can't believe someone hasn't already thought of this

RENEGADE NELL (Ep.6)

RENEGADE NELL 1.07 | Stop Printing This Muck

Renegade Nell (2024) ⤷ Louisa Harland as Nell Jackson

Hey. Hey look at me. Yeah you.

You should watch Renegade Nell. Cuz it's awesome. And super different and original. And fun. And a girl gets to beat a lot of ass. And it's like a cowboy story set in 1700s England. And also there's magic. And it's really emotional. And you get to absolutely fall in love with Nell and her sisters Roxy and George. And it uses its historical fiction setting to make statements about class and privilege and prisons and other stuff that feels both in line with the era the story takes place in and can be applied to the modern world, but it never feels like it's shouting at you about its message. And it's an original story that isn't based on anything, isn't a reboot of anything, and we've been starving for stuff like that (especially from Disney).

And uhhh. I think you'd like it. Ok bye.