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>She was a lesbian
Nah, she had a boyfriend.
What? It's too bad they didn't have an actual gay character in any way.
Also, don' forget about her dog, which made him some sorta weird and interesting, and he was voiced by the guy who voiced John Cusack on Game Of Thrones (I'm still not sure what happened to Peter Sarsgaard). And then there were all those other gay characters. Like how would they fit into the setting if we only knew of one or two?
In terms for the "gay" element, I'll just leave it at that since it doesn*t really make sense anyway:
• The fact George was gay and then later became straight is a fairly obvious clue to his sexuality.
At least there are plenty more examples than with Marge.
The rest? Probably not, as you've probably noticed from the above.
If you want to know more about the world before the series, look up the book "Serenity"
>She was a lesbian
Nah, she had a boyfriend.
What? It's too bad they didn't have an actual gay character in any way.
Also, don' forget about her dog, which made him some sorta weird and interesting, and he was voiced by the guy who voiced John Cusack on Game Of Thrones (I'm still not sure what happened to Peter Sarsgaard). And then there were all those other gay characters. Like how would they fit into the setting if we only knew of one or two?
In terms for the "gay" element, I'll just leave it at that since it doesn*t really make sense anyway:
• The fact George was gay and then later became straight is a fairly obvious clue to his sexuality.
At least there are plenty more examples than with Marge.
The rest? Probably not, as you've probably noticed from the above.
If you want to know more about the world before the series, look up the book "Serenity"
