There is not feminisem in HOD , there is gender inequality which im more then fine with , it feels way better to earn the trust of people so you can be the rightful heir no matter the gender then be an op female right from the start that got no problems and angry at everyone all the time, didnt say people said she incompetent i said when shes on screen she makes man look incompetent, she literally asks to speak with the manager in the first episode lmao. try to compare her with Rhaenyra really, shes so one dimensional and all she cares about is revenge.
There are other bad points about rings of power like the recycling of stuff , you got female frodo and female sam, weird gandalf and other forced characters that are boring to try to appeal to everyone who watches(diversity) , they said it themselves.
I adore Tolkien's work and liked the LOTR trilogy but this shit is nothing like LOTR, only good point i can give is it looks Very good, but they same every episode cost about 60m to film so that makes sense.
"Women do not become king"
"they will never accept a woman as a king"
"now that you have a son, you will disinherit your daughter."
"the realm will not listen to a woman even if she is the best woman around."
The protagonist of the story is Rhaenrya. I won't spoil the show for you if you don't know the ending, but it's about her trials on the journey to replace her father as the ruling monarch of Westeros and having to fight off a society ruled by men who do not
a) think a woman can rule or
b) think a woman should rule, or both. That's feminism.
LMFAO I don't even wanna hear about diversity. The Velaryon's are pure Valyrian in blood, said so in episode 3 (and per canon) but are black in the show. All Valyrians are of pale, platinum blond and purple eyed stock in the source material. Why isn't this a complaint for you?
The black dwarf princess had no ulterior meanings to her messages in her acting. She is Durin's friend and wife, she tries to reconcile Elrond and Durin. She's a character and any issues you have with her should be directed to that not cause she's black.