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innuendo, LOL! i find it kinda weird, but it means she dosent really care what people think of her, unless she really wants them to, like with pete. there are kind sof hints, but they may just be dan messing with us.
i forget the episdoe, but carly bites her finger, and sam asks why she dosent bite the other one.
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Carly bit Sam's finger because Sam wanted to fry the chicks after the project.
This underlines that Sam is a sadomasochist, exactly like Freddie, whence Seddie is vastly superior to Creddie or Cam.
I definitely think so. At least bi. But we are forgetting, she's a character, not a real girl. So she is whatever Dan makes her out to be, so here's my theory:
Dan, in his consistent attempts to entertain both young and older audiences with a few adult jokes and themes, probably does set Sam up as a lesbian/bi. He will make a few "barely-there" references to it every now and then, but of course will never say it outright. He will just keep putting in inuendoes and tiny things that hint at it, leaving it almost entirely up to the viewer's imagination.
By the way, here's another thing I thought of a while back, in reference to this. In iDate a Bad Boy, when Sam is having nightmares about a monster stealing her soup, here's the meaning of the dreams:
If you pay attention, she only has the dream right after or shortly after Carly goes off with Griffin (twice).
The monster = Griffin (representing any and all boys; it has nothing to do with him personally)
Her soup = Carly (something she wants, being taken by the monster.)
Makes sense, right?
| HaydenAvery wrote: |
| no. that makes no sense at all. sam just lkes soup.... |
I submit that it does make sense, because Sam always likes soup, but she only had these dreams during this episode, and only when Griffin was around. Plus, when Spencer put the dream into reality, she had no problem fighting the monster for her soup. So she wouldn't have problems with keeping her soup if it was actually soup. It could be that she doesn't know how to go about keeping Carly from Griffin, however.
| KonrBirz wrote: | ||
I submit that it does make sense, because Sam always likes soup, but she only had these dreams during this episode, and only when Griffin was around. Plus, when Spencer put the dream into reality, she had no problem fighting the monster for her soup. So she wouldn't have problems with keeping her soup if it was actually soup. It could be that she doesn't know how to go about keeping Carly from Griffin, however. |
| KonrBirz wrote: | ||
I submit that it does make sense, because Sam always likes soup, but she only had these dreams during this episode, and only when Griffin was around. Plus, when Spencer put the dream into reality, she had no problem fighting the monster for her soup. So she wouldn't have problems with keeping her soup if it was actually soup. It could be that she doesn't know how to go about keeping Carly from Griffin, however. |
| Blizzard715 wrote: | ||||
This is a kids/teens show for crying out loud. Dan does put in quite a few more adult things in the show, but I doubt he would make Sam a lesbian, that'd be kind of stupid. Sam is a tomboy, just like I am. There's also nothing wrong with a girl telling another girl she's cute, that's completely normal.
We all now Sam likes food, really likes food. Her dreaming of a monster eating her soup isn't really that unusual, she probably has food dreams all the time. Dan puts in a lot of weird things, do you think they are symbolic? |
| katywishing100 wrote: |
| Obviously not in this show would she ever be a lesbian, but I could see on a more serious teen show, her character would probably be one. |
.| Blizzard715 wrote: | ||||
This is a kids/teens show for crying out loud. Dan does put in quite a few more adult things in the show, but I doubt he would make Sam a lesbian, that'd be kind of stupid. Sam is a tomboy, just like I am. There's also nothing wrong with a girl telling another girl she's cute, that's completely normal.
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Lol, go to the Seddie forum and read, then go to the Creddie forum and read... then come back here and tell me I'm the only one who looks for symbolic meaning for possible relationships. Pretty much every interaction between Freddie and Sam is seen as Seddie, even them just sitting close together. I'm just doing the same for my ship, Cam.
| KonrBirz wrote: | ||||||
Lol, go to the Seddie forum and read, then go to the Creddie forum and read... then come back here and tell me I'm the only one who looks for symbolic meaning for possible relationships. Pretty much every interaction between Freddie and Sam is seen as Seddie, even them just sitting close together. I'm just doing the same for my ship, Cam. |
I don't. I relate to Sam on sooooooooooooo many levels when I relive my high school years. Thats part of the reason I respect her so much.I was made fun of that I might be'gay' behind my back because I could beat a boy in a fight. But I'm married with 2 kids and have always been attracted to men
Because of her family situation she was forced to grow up too fast and know how to take care of herself. She's a strong personality, but it's a stretch to say that makes her gay It's kind of like saying "women aren't strong unless they have a man behind them or they consider themselves one (ie, being attracted to women)" I have more variations but I wont write a novel, lol.
| Freddimamay wrote: |
| I don't. I relate to Sam on sooooooooooooo many levels when I relive my high school years. Thats part of the reason I respect her so much.I was made fun of that I might be'gay' behind my back because I could beat a boy in a fight. But I'm married with 2 kids and have always been attracted to men Because of her family situation she was forced to grow up too fast and know how to take care of herself. She's a strong personality, but it's a stretch to say that makes her gay It's kind of like saying "women aren't strong unless they have a man behind them or they consider themselves one (ie, being attracted to women)" I have more variations but I wont write a novel, lol. |
I risk the wrath of feminists to write this, but I"M A GIRL and MEN are STRONGER than women. FACT.
Jane could become an archer or a scout. HOW could be a knight when I doubt a girl could stand up in a SOLID IRON suit of armor, never mind ride on a horse in one for DAYS, like knight did.
I know, I know, it's just a cartoon. But I don't like having my intellience insulted.
Edited on 10/28/2006 5:54pmI risk the wrath of feminists to write this, but I"M A GIRL and MEN are STRONGER than women. FACT.
Jane could become an archer or a scout. HOW could be a knight when I doubt a girl could stand up in a SOLID IRON suit of armor, never mind ride on a horse in one for DAYS, like knight did.
I know, I know, it's just a cartoon. But I don't like having my intellience insulted.
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I Know the difference between a tomboy and a lesbian, everyone. a lot of people on tvtropes seem to agree on my opinion
| tvtroper wrote: |
| Ambiguously Lesbian: Yes, she drools over guys, but none of them last more than one episode or are even ever mentioned again, not even the one she made a big deal over in "i Make Sam Girlier", which itself was a huge lampshading of her Butch Lesbian behavior patterns, which however are still on display in most episodes, just not so obviously. And then of course there the whole Les Yay thing with Carly. source |
| The_Silverfoxx wrote: | ||
| I Know the difference between a tomboy and a lesbian, everyone. a lot of people on tvtropes seem to agree on my opinion
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