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Mad_Aeric t1_j2a7w3h wrote

Reply to comment by BudgetMattDamon in Does Don Winslow introduce endless female characters just to write explicitly about their bodies and sex lives? by hammnbubbly

Given that his other works are much better about that issue, I think it's mainly just Harry. Though what he's done with Butters definitely invokes an exasperated sigh from me.

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BudgetMattDamon t1_j2a8nrs wrote

You're right - I was actually thinking of Michael of an example of a completely different and non-sexist character written by Butcher. I liked Butters a lot but he got Flanderized hard.

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ArchmageXin t1_j2amizp wrote

> got Flanderized hard.

Is that where he got the Holy-Light-Saber, or the part banging an literal werewolf girl?

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