This character might be the most inspiring character I've seen in all of television. The level of emotional intelligence & empathy she has is so insanely high, I don't think the other characters around here were even aware of it.
I'm not from this time (in my 30's as of the 2020 decade) But I'm glad the internet can lead to discoveries as such! Thank you Jean Stapleton! (actress to portrayed her)
I was just talking to her about how my game last night went and she suddenly said she wanted to play as Edith Bunker. She nearly died laughing too. I don't even know how to build that! Help!
I was just talking to her about how my game last night went and she suddenly said she wanted to play as Edith Bunker. She nearly died laughing too. I don't even know how to build that! Help!
Thoughts so far:
*Bard or cleric or bard/cleric with healing and buff abilities
*Run a tavern/inn, sort of like an NPC, with patrons and employees from normally hostile races
Scenario
Tomorrow, CBS announces plans to make a prequel series to All In The Family. It will be a comedy-drama following Archie and Edith Bunker as newlyweds in their 20s during the late 1940s-early 1950s.
How do you think this idea would turn out?
Seriously, WTF?
I got to thinking today about women that are considered "strong characters" and what we consider to be "strong female" characters. Usually someone will describe such a character as a "badass" or someone like the PowerPuff Girls. They take no cap from nobody. But can a more seemingly submissive or traditional character be considered a "strong woman"? So I thought of Edith Bunker from All in the Family. Those of you who have used the phrase "strong female character" in the past, do you think Edith qualifies?
