I have talked about this before, but I think it's important to emphasize that the reason we see this type of sensual scenes with Marta and Fina and other women and not between them is also misogyny, or one form of it. In dreams of freedom, and especially with the Mafin, they use desire only to showcase superficial and carnal attractions, with villains or passing characters, as a method to later blame/betray or sadden the main character, who is always a woman. And then the "real" love, the "pure" love is shown from that "purity" which is to depict only tenderness, the most adolescent and childish gestures of love, practically disconnected from all sexuality (especially in this season), as if the only way for love between women to be real, to be endgame, and to be valid is that they do not desire each other carnally because the carnal is associated with "evil," with the "superficial." Daughters, these are the foundations of Catholic guilt and Christianity. It is deeply harmful. (translated)
