'Sex and the City' had to walk so that 'The Bold Type' could run.
Female rivalry has been portrayed too many times on young adult narratives, and it is safe to say that these tensions are so last season. Instead of making fans dispute over being Team Serena or Team Blair, it comes as a breath of fresh air when we witness three women with contrasting personalities join forces and uplift each other. This is the type of team spirit that we get from trio Jane Sloan , Sutton Brady , and Kat Edison in Freeform’s The Bold Type.
In Season 3, Episode 6, we get to see a flashback from the trio when they met for the first time in the fashion closet. Each one is trapped in a professional crossroads and even though they weren’t close at that time, their conversation about taking ownership of their careers is what leads them to create opportunities for themselves to thrive at Scarlet. From then on, we get to see these women go through thick and thin together.
Now, even though these women are in good terms 90% of the time, they do but heads occasionally. Two moments that stand out are Jane and Kat’s argument over white privilege and Jane and Sutton’s fight over gun possession. In these two instances, their contrasting point-of-view dictates their perspective on these heavily controversial subjects and draws them to an in-depth dialogue. Do they change their minds after things cool off? No.
As the title of the show points out, one of the reasons that make the trio’s friendship so powerful to the viewers is their impact on each other’s boldness. If one of them is instantly nervous about approaching Jacqueline , Oliver , or another authority about earning more or doing a certain story for the magazine, their friends push them to be confident. This only reiterates the importance of having friends that are selfless and that prioritize each other's dreams.
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