I was really affected by her until her death became all about Scott and how he was her first love, first love, she still loves him, love love Scott Scott Scott. And then she doesn't live long enough to give her dad a last message because she spent all that time talking about her love for Scott.
That also was apparently Crystal Reed's choice - apparently there were people who were like, "But she's in love with Isaac now!" Sadly, it seems no one said, "but why does she have to die?"
I haven't even been able to watch the episode, and don't know if I'll watch the season finale, either. It's just so stupid and misogynist to kill off one of your few female characters while leaving almost every murderous male alive. Why are the twins still here? Why isn't Boyd, why isn't Erica? Why kill Jennifer and not Deucalion? I had begun to enjoy this half of the season again after the debacle of the last half, but now I can't even rouse myself to care after this appalling display of ineptitude and gross disparity.
It's just so stupid and misogynist to kill off one of your few female characters while leaving almost every murderous male alive.
And it doesn't really matter to me that it's more thoughtless than malicious, because the end result is the same. Why is every Lydia storyline about her being menaced with violation rather than her taking control and outsmarting the bad guys, which she is perfectly capable of doing? Why is Allison's death scene all about Scott? It's gross.
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I want the Murder Twins to die so much.
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And it doesn't really matter to me that it's more thoughtless than malicious, because the end result is the same. Why is every Lydia storyline about her being menaced with violation rather than her taking control and outsmarting the bad guys, which she is perfectly capable of doing? Why is Allison's death scene all about Scott? It's gross.
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