Jayne ,'Ariel'
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Bats is defintly not a woobie.
Actually, I can't really think of a character I feel that way about.
I just realized that my One True Woobie from comics is Morpheus from The Sandman. I can't tell if this confirms me as crazy, or a cliché. Or possibly both.
::cough::Logan::cough::
Morpheus is such a woobie.
It seems to be a distinct female-to-male thing, I don't know. I can't think of female woobies, but that may just be the whole prevalance of women in the fandom thing.
::cough::Logan::cough::
He he he.
Morpheus is such a woobie.
Oh yeah. Totally.
Morpheus is such a woobie.
So I'm not *completely* bonkers for thinking so? Oh good.
Female woobies: Cass/Batgirl, Arrowette, Spider-Woman, and Summer from The OC.
Hmmmm. Farscape season 2 Aeryn Sun might qualify as a woobie. She has the hard, violent aspects, with all that past baggage. Kinda tortured, hidden depths, etc.
So I'm not *completely* bonkers for thinking so? Oh good.
If you are, you're in good company. I also think Destruction is woobie-esque, as is Delirium. I could be over-woobiefying, though. Or perhaps The Endless lend themselves to woobieness.
Aeryn. Is Not. A Woobie.