The Worlds of Farscape (2013)
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Female Gendering of Weapons in Fiction and Fact Ensley F. Guffey Throughout the various incarnations of Farscape, an impressive array of character quirks and pop culture references are used to firmly encode John Crichton as a late twentieth and early twenty-first century American male. Among fans of the series, one of the most beloved of these cultural conceits is “Winona,” Crichton’s favorite pulse pistol. First revealed late in the second season of Farscape (“A Clockwork Nebari” 2.18), Winona, a...nd Crichton’s preference for “her” over other weapons, quickly becomes a regular feature of the series throughout the succeeding two seasons, The Peacekeeper Wars (PKW) mini-series, and Boom! Studios’ Farscape comic book series. No other character in the series gives a name to their personal weapon, making Crichton’s choice to do so yet another marker of his humanity.1 Crichton is not the only character in American popular culture to give his weapon a woman’s name. Other examples include Jayne Cobb’s rifle “Vera”
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Female Gendering of Weapons in Fiction and Fact Ensley F. Guffey Throughout the various incarnations of Farscape, an impressive array of character quirks and pop culture references are used to firmly encode John Crichton as a late twentieth and early twenty-first century American male. Among fans of the series, one of the most beloved of these cultural conceits is “Winona,” Crichton’s favorite pulse pistol. First revealed late in the second season of Farscape (“A Clockwork Nebari” 2.18), Winona, a...nd Crichton’s preference for “her” over other weapons, quickly becomes a regular feature of the series throughout the succeeding two seasons, The Peacekeeper Wars (PKW) mini-series, and Boom! Studios’ Farscape comic book series. No other character in the series gives a name to their personal weapon, making Crichton’s choice to do so yet another marker of his humanity.1 Crichton is not the only character in American popular culture to give his weapon a woman’s name. Other examples include Jayne Cobb’s rifle “Vera”
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