O-Ren Ishii (Kill Bill)

Special guest episode with Annie Prafcke, host of Misfits! Annie
and I relate to, empathize with, and learn from O-Ren Ishii from
Kill Bill Vol. 1. Cottonmouth has sliced and diced our minds in
more ways than we thought. Wooooeeee. We talk: O-Ren Ishii and
identity, violence as a way to maintain power, Tarantino, what
our villainous traits are, and much more. At the end, we share
haiku and tanka poetry written about and from the perspective of
O-Ren!


Annie Prafcke is a writer and podcaster based in Austin, TX. Her
most recent podcast is called Misfits, a show about people
who feel like black sheep in their communities because of their
identities.


Check out the podcast Misfits on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,
Goodpods, and anywhere else you get your podcasts.
Check out Misfits on Instagram and Twitter at @acxpmisfits


Sources: 
Lucy Liu: My success has helped move the needle. But it'll take
more to end 200 years of Asian stereotypes. (2021) 


Katona, Leah Andrea, "The Use of Violence as Feminist Rhetoric:
Third-Wave Feminism in Tarantino's Kill Bill Films" (2008).
Theses Digitization Project. 2759.
https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/etd-project/2759


Mattern, E. (2014). Caucasian Girls and Samurai Swords: Dualism
in Kill Bill. First Class: A Journal of First-Year Composition,
2015 (1). Retrieved from
https://dsc.duq.edu/first-class/vol2015/iss1/10