Take look at the Swedish movies maybe, they are pretty neat. Although Lisbeth is not as she is described in the books (taller but even less sexualized).
Blomkvist has sex with every single somewhat important female character in the books. That's one part that makes him seem sueish, the other part is that he is very similar to the author but of course idealized. But like I said above, an author is allowed such weaknesses and in this case it might be even good. Blomkvist might be highly idealized, but at least it's an alternative concept of masculinity that gets him into bed with all the girls.
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Date: 2011-05-29 07:54 pm (UTC)Blomkvist has sex with every single somewhat important female character in the books. That's one part that makes him seem sueish, the other part is that he is very similar to the author but of course idealized. But like I said above, an author is allowed such weaknesses and in this case it might be even good. Blomkvist might be highly idealized, but at least it's an alternative concept of masculinity that gets him into bed with all the girls.