>What I mean is, where is she in the argument?

once you remove the character from the story and place them in a real world context, then imo, you've involved the show writers and runners

>The art has been made, I'm talking and thinking about the art,
>not Misha or her motivations, morals or what she had for
>breakfast.
>
>I try not think through the artist behind the work until the
>work has been consumed and processed.
>
>Do you think I'm thinking or stating "Man, Misha is FUCKING
>EVERYTHING UP"?

not that directly, but yeah

for the record, i don't think anything is above criticism. i just also don't need art to be what i think it should be.

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