I recently rewatched "Nocturne" and came across with the impression that Byron Moore might be gay or bisexual. Sadly, we never got a follow-up with him, that could've explored the matter further. The thing about the show was that the first seven seasons spent the majority of the time in the titular small town. The thing about small towns is that the LGBT population tends to not be very open (due to small towns being intolerant). There is no doubt that we saw more than we realized, from an in-universe perspective (it's just that most just assume characters are straight, even if they're never shown interest in the opposite sex, unless it's directly pointed out). There were actors on the show who were gay or bisexual and (at least) one transgender.
No, her part was too small to explore her personal life. She only appears in four episodes. In half of them, she only appears in one scene and she's always shown while at work. It's not exactly like she could mention being a lesbian, while asking Lex Luthor to identify the body of his just killed father. However, in "Exposed", there is a moment where Maggie bites her lip, right after she's talked to Lois. I took that as a sign of attraction.
Um, Cassandra Carver, Sarah Conroy, Karen Gallagher, Abigail Fine, Tobias Rice, Daniel Kim, Leonard Wallace (mentioned in "Extinction") Nick Yang (Vengeance Chronicles) Mary Pierson, Jesse Watts. The problem with meteor freaks is that most were one-offs. So, we didn't get much depth with the characters. Their action were blamed on Kryptonite, of course, in the real world, bad behavior has been blamed on all kinds of things: movies, comics, television, music, video games, you name it. So, Chloe insisting that all MFs are ticking time bombs (a statement that she isn't qualified to make) is just personal bigotry.
No, her part was too small to explore her personal life. She only appears in four episodes. In half of them, she only appears in one scene and she's always shown while at work. It's not exactly like she could mention being a lesbian, while asking Lex Luthor to identify the body of his just killed father. However, in "Exposed", there is a moment where Maggie bites her lip, right after she's talked to Lois. I took that as a sign of attraction.
Um, Cassandra Carver, Sarah Conroy, Karen Gallagher, Abigail Fine, Tobias Rice, Daniel Kim, Leonard Wallace (mentioned in "Extinction") Nick Yang (Vengeance Chronicles) Mary Pierson, Jesse Watts. The problem with meteor freaks is that most were one-offs. So, we didn't get much depth with the characters. Their action were blamed on Kryptonite, of course, in the real world, bad behavior has been blamed on all kinds of things: movies, comics, television, music, video games, you name it. So, Chloe insisting that all MFs are ticking time bombs (a statement that she isn't qualified to make) is just personal bigotry.
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