And Soli! She’s grown on me so much as a character, I just think she’s awesome.

Also… she’s… erm… Weirdly attractive. And I have no idea if as a guy or a girl or what the hell. You’re causing me a lot of confusion in my life.

:|

Everyone freaking out about the mask…might just be me, but isn’t it more about the fact he realized she was a chick than the fact he saw her tattoo? There’s probably a reason she wears that big coat/binds her breasts/ties up her hair in the headdress. With police working under the assumption that the attacker was male, Soli could probably pop into a dress and walk around scot free. She loses that advantage the second Amen sees her face.

Also, great expressions on this page [/generic praise.]

“Women are weak, and thus incapable of crime and thuggery.”

“Women are cowardly, and would rather run than fight if the opportunity presented itself.”

“Women are genteel ladies, and thus incapable of the brutish and mean deeds requisite of the crime in question; like beating the crap out of a little old man.”

Amen may feel any combination of these, and though the first two are possible I would say Amen’s characterization makes the last and most positive stereotype the most likely one. As always remember that it is a different time, not to mention a different place, and that what a ‘good’ person does in one time may be very different from what a ‘good’ person does in another.

There was no disdain or frustration in his voice when he realized Soli was a woman, only surprise. If he truly thought less of women I think that we would have seen a different reaction.

/yay