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Ferrinus posted:See, doesn't that fit perfectly as sincere gratuitousness masquerading as ironic/satirical gratuitousness, though? Haha, yeah, this woman's totally tough and strong and way too cool for me! As she complies completely with my expectations with regards to her on-screen presentation and actions. Man, I am totally reacting maturely to this smokin' babe in her underwear that Star Trek has provided for me - exam passed. But ... that's not really it at all. She wants to change her clothes. she asks Kirk to look the other way, lke an adult. He fails and get... irritation."sincere gratuitousness" would be her posing for him for no reason, or her acually falling for him or her being introduced as a "good girl" that then turns out to be a sex maniac, or pretty much anything else other then what we got. It's a woman in a bra. They exist. Even in space. The joke is that Kirk is asked to respect her and fails because he needs to grow up. He couldn't handle being the the same room as a girl changing clothes. How does that not reflect poorly on him? What are "my expectations with regards to her on-screen presentation and actions" btw? Because I would have expected her to be a love intrest and for her to fall for Kirk and well... that diden't really happen. I guess the question to the people who didn't like the scene is: what should have been different? What could have been different but still give of the same message as that scene did?
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