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==Father-daughter relationship theme== | ==Father-daughter relationship theme== | ||
− | Many episodes | + | Many episodes focus on the development of the relationship between Deanna and Ava, a [[double act]]. Deanna is not talented as an athlete or a craftsman like her father is (although she shows signs of being a talented golfer and shooter). As a result, Ava doubts her feminity identity and normalcy, tacitly and with side-of-the-mouth remarks, often lamenting "That girl ain't right." Apparently outside of Ava's knowledge, Deanna does have the capability of physical anger, as when she twice punched the taller and stronger Connie for kissing Brandi. Deanna is saddened by her father's lack of appreciation for the arts and comedy routines. The two struggle to find common interests. However, Ava and Deanna find common interest in Indiana, vegetarians, retail, target shooting, gardening and golfing, among other things as the show progresses. Despite differences, Deanna and Ava have a close relationship. Deanna considers her father her hero and even followed in Ava's footsteps as a transgender woman. Although Deanna has a savant knack with shooting (guns), it is one particular talent Ava does not have. |
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==Identification with Rachael Passalt and Candis Cayne== | ==Identification with Rachael Passalt and Candis Cayne== |