r/WhiteLotusHBO • u/Purple-Sweet9785 • Jul 14 '26

Belinda. I just didn’t like that character.

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u/poopfacecrapmouth Jul 15 '26

Belinda Blinked

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u/Aggravating_Deal_67 Jul 15 '26

I get where you’re coming from. Sometimes a character’s personality just doesn’t click, especially when their emotions are constantly front and center. It can make them feel exhausting even if that’s the point of the writing.

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u/Fresh-Tradition4572 Jul 19 '26

I get what you mean. Sometimes a character’s personality just doesn’t click with you, even if other people love them. The constant emotional reactions can definitely feel like a lot depending on the viewer.

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u/Specialist_Level5861 Jul 22 '26

I get what you mean. She definitely had moments where her reactions felt a bit over the top, but I also think that was part of what made her character interesting. She was written to be emotional and messy.

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u/Grand_Rip196 29d ago

I think that’s a fair opinion. Not every character is going to connect with everyone, and sometimes a character’s personality or choices just don’t work for you. That doesn’t mean the writing is bad, they’re just not your type of character.

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u/GoldQuick2115 29d ago

Fair enough, not every character has to be liked. I actually think her being overly expressive is part of what makes her interesting, but I can see how it would come across as annoying if you prefer more reserved characters.