Miss Jackie, Torrie Wilson and Dawn Marie (2004)
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can't sleep bed too big and empty
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in the pilot jackie teases shauna abt her catholic phase and to that shauna responds that she liked the saints bc she thought they were so tragic. in the last ep of s1 during their fight the first insult shauna calls jackie is tragic. she calls her other things too but its so intresting that the first thing she thinks of is tragic. to me thats like a freudian slip. jackie was shaunas saint.
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Shauna and the baby were probably both going to die. depending on your interpretation of the dream realm, maybe for a time Shauna did die. something brought her back, or kept her from staying there. but it wasn't Mari's "wilderness, I hope Shauna doesn't die" or Travis' well intended but useless blood magic (recall Lottie "can't this just be enough? please?" it was never enough) or even the baby's death covering the symbol on the blanket in blood. those are futile hopes and bargains. the baby was already doomed. and the wilderness doesn't trade, we know this. it chooses. someone has to die. it took Crystal and spared Shauna. Shauna thinks she's been snubbed by the group and by extension the wilderness when it takes Javi and Nat is crowned, but what she fails to see is that she was chosen first. she keeps being chosen! not to die, to live. Coach Martinez dying to put her oxygen mask on. Jackie dying to later feed her. the wilderness taking Crystal (where is her body? it belongs to the wilderness now) to get Shauna through a dangerous labor. Nat dying in her place as the queen of hearts twenty-five years later. maybe it always did like Nat best, but it killed for Shauna first. and it kept killing for her. for girls like Shauna (and for girls like the Wilderness) isn't that just the shape love makes? a knife wound.
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Jackie Taylor (+ Shauna) | miscellaneous character study
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Flappers and Philosophers
Carol Rifka Brunt, Tell the Wolves I'm Home
Leanna Firestone, Two Week Notice
Black Wing, Twinkling
Madison Beer, Good In Goodbye
a.j., vulnerability
Rainer Maria Rilke, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge
Caroline Polachek, Pang
Pablo Neruda, Tonight I Can Write (The Saddest Lines)
Taylor Swift, Fifteen
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