Hannah Horvath's Essay 'Girls, Girls'
The following paragraph is a response to the question 1 on page 278: What does Gay admire about the presentation of the character Hannah Horvath on Girls?
Girls, Girls, Girls In her essay “Girls, Girls, Girls,” Roxane Gay talks about a television show “Girls.” She explains the role of each character, but she emphasizes on Hannah Horvath character. She begins by describing Hannah Horvath character about a girl in her twenties, who is lost, and literally does not have a life. Gay admires Hannah Horvath character. Horvath’s character is not a typical character of a girl that people always see on television. Gay pointed out, “I admire how Dunham’s character, Hannah Horvath, doesn’t have the typical body we normally see on television.” According
Girls, Girls, Girls In her essay “Girls, Girls, Girls,” Roxane Gay talks about a television show “Girls.” She explains the role of each character, but she emphasizes on Hannah Horvath character. She begins by describing Hannah Horvath character about a girl in her twenties, who is lost, and literally does not have a life. Gay admires Hannah Horvath character. Horvath’s character is not a typical character of a girl that people always see on television. Gay pointed out, “I admire how Dunham’s character, Hannah Horvath, doesn’t have the typical body we normally see on television.” According