Yellowjackets: In Praise of Misty, TV's Newest Anti-Hero

There seems to be a lot of discussion on the Internet lately about character morality and whether the fictional people we spend time watching should be innately good. But the truth is that purely good characters are some of the tamest and least interesting ones in media, most likely because humans themselves are always destined to be flawed. Audiences have long been drawn towards complex characters that harbor both good and bad traits, due in part to the fact that these traits are almost always anchored in a relatable need. Of course, the need in question usually doesn't drive people to purposefully sabotage rescue missions or commit elder abuse ... but more on that in a minute.

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