Short background: it's a podcast about medical child abuse (popularly known as "Munchausen's by proxy"), and season 4 focuses on Jordyn Hope, a survivor the host met through her activism while making earlier seasons. It's basically a biography-documentary. Jo is introduced as a nonbinary person who uses singular they, and this season reveals that they're also a plural they. Their multiplicity is only discussed in any detail in episode 7, but symptoms like dissociation and amnesia come up elsewhere in the season -- and obviously they're plural the whole time, even when it's not getting focused on.
If that qualifies, let me know, and I'll do a full writeup!
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Date: 2024-08-29 09:13 pm (UTC)Short background: it's a podcast about medical child abuse (popularly known as "Munchausen's by proxy"), and season 4 focuses on Jordyn Hope, a survivor the host met through her activism while making earlier seasons. It's basically a biography-documentary. Jo is introduced as a nonbinary person who uses singular they, and this season reveals that they're also a plural they. Their multiplicity is only discussed in any detail in episode 7, but symptoms like dissociation and amnesia come up elsewhere in the season -- and obviously they're plural the whole time, even when it's not getting focused on.
If that qualifies, let me know, and I'll do a full writeup!