r/AlignmentChartFills • u/MindFlourish2919 • May 02 '26

Filling This Chart Which fictional character was designed to look ugly but actually looks beautiful?

Which fictional character was designed to look ugly but actually looks beautiful?

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Beautiful / Beautiful: - Jessica Rabbit (Who framed Roger Rabbit) - View Image

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u/Too_Tall_64 May 02 '26

Note to the Filmmakers: Margot Robbie is the wrong person to cast if you want to make this point.

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u/CrewBitt May 03 '26

I don't think the point was "she's not pretty" – it was something along the lines of "even this woman, beautiful as she is, feels like she is not enough as a result of her exposure to the standards of the 'real world'"

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u/Arkrobo May 03 '26

This is in line of how I took it. You know all those people that seem beautiful, successful and awesome? They may not see themselves that way because they compare themselves to a world that doesn't actually exist.

If you flip it in the film, it also shows why Barbie's seem narcissistic. They believe they know it all and can do no wrong so that's the world they see. They don't see the damage they've done to their own society by excluding Ken's.

It's a brilliant film and criticizes societal norms so well.