In episode fourteen, all of the girls celebrate Valentine’s Day in their own ways.
This episode would not pass the Bechdel test.
- There are four main characters that are girls
- The four girls are all neighbors and close friends, so they interact almost daily
- In this episode, all of the girls had conversions about men.
Bree
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Feminine characteristics: affectionate, loyal, understanding, soft-spoken, loves children
- Bree begins to rekindle her relationship with her husband.
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Masculine characteristics: willing to take risks, dominant, individualistic, ambitious
- Bree lays out the plan for how her and her husband will make things work again.
Susan
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Feminine characteristics: cheerful, affectionate,
- Susan is very happy with Mike as they celebrate their first Valentine’s Day together.
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Masculine characteristics: defends own beliefs
- Susan has to tell Mike she doesn’t want any more kids although he wants his own.
Lynette
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Feminine characteristics: cheerful, loves children
- Lynette is excited to spend a night with her husband after spending most of her time with her children.
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Masculine characteristics: defends own beliefs, assertive, willing to take a stand, competitive
- Lynette stands up for her kids as the neighbor accuses them of stealing her things.
Gabby
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Feminine characteristics: feminine
- Gabby spends most of her time modeling to make money.
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Masculine characteristics: strong personality, willing to take a stand
- Gabby has no problem standing up to the people who hire her when she doesn’t want to do something.
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