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In season 2 he's sexually harassed while trying to use the boy's changing room, by the same jocks established as antagonists in episode 1. The jocks who exist solely to torment Theo. Jesse Putnam, possessed by a demon. This spiritual link and storyline was pretty fascinating but, to my disappointment, the writers didn't explore the Putnam connection very deeply at all.

However, as opposed to there being any controversy surrounding their. Theo coming out to his friends. All throughout the series, Sabrina’s best friend Susie Putnam (Lachlan Watson) is bullied – and at times attacked – by a group of Greendale jocks, who continuously mock their gender identity, which leads to the formation of WICCA (Women’s Intersectional Cultural and Creative Association).

She uses spells to make him shoot the ball perfectly and easily dodge other players, when he was previously unable to play the game at all. In the very first episode, Sabrina finds him crying alone in the locker room after being hit in the face and sexually assaulted. This behaviour and his attraction to men are referred to as "proclivities".

That being said, hate crimes and sexual harassment are immediately tied to Theo's character arc, and he has to go through some pretty awful stuff before being afforded a cute romance and less violent scenes. Dorothea Putnam. L: Lesbian G: Gay B: Bisexual T: Transgender Q: Queer A Ambrose Spellman L Lucas Chalfant T Theo Putnam.

He comes out to other main characters after a basketball game, during which he beats cis guys with the help of Sabrina, the central character with magical powers. Dorothea, a masculine-dressing ghost, appears solely to Theo and offers endearments like "brave boy" before Theo has even taken steps to voice his gender identity.

As a result of being psychologically tormented by a possessed Jesse, Theo struggles with his gender identity and becomes ashamed, forcing himself to wear dresses. This led to criticism from within and outside the trans community , especially from trans guys who were frustrated by the implications of a trans boy being weak and powerless unless he resorts to cheating.

He gets possessed by a demon which refers to him a "sodomite" and an "abomination", citing these qualities as the reason Jesse is the ideal host. The series itself is a weird mix of juvenile and violent I'm still not sure what its target audience is , but many young folks will likely relate to depictions of dysphoria, same-gender attraction, and masculinity in an AFAB kid.

Theo chose his new name after his relative, Dorothea Putnam. Part of the reason I was so interested in Dorothea Putnam was because the Digital Transgender Archive has photographs of a real-life Dorothy Putnam "crossdressing" in masculine attire. June 17, This review contains spoilers.

Given the fact that Jesse spends his episodes foaming at the mouth, snarling curses, and then being tortured in the afterlife, this isn't exactly top-tier representation. Theo, pre-transition. Ambrose and Luke - Chilling adventures of Sabrina, italian subs Sebastian Phantomhive subscribers Subscribed.

We learn that Theo has an ancestor who dressed "like a man" and helped both witches and mortals escape persecution, but that's about it. The writers waste no time establishing "Susie" as the punching bag of aggressive cis guys. There is also discussion of sexual abuse, physical abuse, child abuse, transphobia, lesbophobia, misandry, misogyny, and addiction.

At the beginning of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, viewers are introduced to "Susie", who is actually a closeted trans boy not freely able to explore his identity. Theo meeting Ruth. He's also repeatedly called a "dyke", hence the warning of lesbophobia. One scene shows Ambrose looking at erotic pictures of men and then he later goes on to fall in love with a male witch (Luke).

Theo in episode 1. Theo's father, brother to Jesse, mentions that Jesse wore their mother's dresses when he was young, leading to physical abuse when he was caught doing so by his father. They stare directly at him, deadname him, and say they're "waiting for the show to start" before encouraging him to undress entirely.

He is played by Lachlan Watson , a trans non-binary actor. Later, they fill his locker with menstrual pads and tampons.