The Gilmore Girls Stereotypes

The Gilmore Girls S1: E1 Pilot starts with Lorelai and Rory. They both live in a small town, and have some shared ambitious. Rory gets accepted into a private high school “Chilton” where they prepare kids to go to big schools like Harvard. Did I mention that Harvard is Rory’s dream school. The only problem is that Lorelai does not have the money to pay for Rory’s school tuition, and of course she has to swallow her pride and ask her rich parents for money. S1: E2: The Lorelais’ First Day at Chilton. Rory begins her first day at Chilton, and the girls are rude to her. They believe that Rory is there to take over everything they have. She also meets a boy named Tristen who keeps calling Rory “Mary” as Virgin Mary, since Rory looks innocent.
Lorelai got pregnant, with Rory when she was only 16, besides that she had the struggle of being born into a wealthy family, that does not really understand the way to do things, but think they do. Because of it, Lorelai doesn’t want Rory to live the same way she did, so Lorelai shelters her daughter from that wealthy lifestyle. The female stereotype is portrayed with Lorelai, since she is independant, smart, funny, and a business owner. She runs an Inn, and wishes to open her own Inn with her friend Sookie. Then we have Lorelai’s daughter Rory, who is a 16 year old who is a very intelligent and likes to spend her day reading or studying since she has hopes on going to Harvard. The Gilmore Girls show us girl power, and it also a feminist awakening. We can honestly see this at the beginning of the show, two girls filled with dreams and