Ginny & Georgia (via netflix)
How Far Has Georgia Come From Her Troubled Past?
How Did Ginny Evolve While the World Around Her Crumbled?
Ginny has a lot on her plate. Her mother has been convicted of murder, and the odds of her being innocent are bleak. But during all this time, Ginny doesn’t self-harm. Even when everything is falling apart right in front of her, she fights the urge to burn—and that is brave.
We also see Ginny fighting back for Georgia despite their complicated relationship. Carrying the weight of her mom’s past is not something she signed up for, but despite everything, she chooses to stand by her side and gives her best to set her mom free.
As compared to previous seasons, I feel we were able to connect with Ginny best in Season 3—and this is all because we saw her grow significantly. She is seen embracing her racial identity, being more expressive through beautifully written poetry, and doing her best to combat mental health issues. She willingly takes her father to therapy, which is not an easy thing to do. We see her continuous efforts to come out of the darkness and be seen as Ginny and not just the daughter of Georgia.
