Better at portrayal of particular characters. The female may act out of compassion in certain scenarios while a male counterpart might under the same circumstances act out of a sense of justice. Ideally a female is more likely to protect the vulnerable while the male is more likely to punish the guilty, often without pity, or avenge a wrong.
I'm glad you used 'May'. Too much generalization in that statement for me.
I speak as one with a Mother, 2 Grandmothers, various aunts, 3 nieces, many girlfriends, a ex-wife, several female bosses - to start with. That statement describes only some of them. And only some of the time.
Watch female animals with their young. In protecting their own, females can be as ruthless and cold-hearted as men can be.I love women and I appreciate that quality in them too, even though it scares me at times.
Men can also be capable of caring and helping. That's the quality we call heroism.
In the school-yard, boys will smack each other around and that's often it. Girls don't get so physical but they can ruin each others lives for ever. It's not an accident that Hollywood makes movies like 'Mean Girls' and 'Clueless' about girls and movies like 'Dumb and Dummer' about boys.
Female comic characters aren't universally portrayed as
more likely to protect the vulnerable
Electra? Star Sapphire? Black Widow? Scarlett Witch?
Hell,
Magica de Spell? even
Grandma Duck was pretty tough.
And the movies coming out of Hollywood now are feminist correct [ by current standards anyway] So
Suicide Squad, Red Sparrow, the latest Charlie's Angels - to name three - all give us tough, compassion-free women who have all been victimised by men. So they behave just like men and 'punish the guilty.'
Which movies, interestingly, are not making the money they need to.
Aside, I want to see
Red Sparrow, because I read the book and that is good value. Also
Black Widow because I have a soft spot for
ScarJo.
Ideally a female is more likely to protect the vulnerable while the male is more likely to punish the guilty, often without pity, or avenge a wrong.
We are all individuals and we all react differently in different situations. Not always ideally.
That's why we call it 'ideal'
Cheers!
