Supergirlis revealing a new side ofNicole Maines' Dreamer as the show tackles hate-related violence against transpeople.
Unfortunately, as in the real world, not everyone in the city is happy progress and acceptance.
She continues: “Everyone else was so excited and so lovely to work with.
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They were so open minded and receptive, and completely not stubborn or anything.
They were just so eager to make this the best possible episode it could be.”
Of course, we always see her happy and we always see her as this bubbly, outgoing character.
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So it was really cool to explore that and kind of see her pissed."
Vengeance isn’t the only thing driving Nia, though.
Having to work through and play Nia’s fraught emotional state made this episode challenging yet rewarding for Maines.
“The hardest part was just the rollercoaster of emotions,” says Maines.
“She just goes through everything.
It is the culmination of two seasons of grief and loss and stakes built up to breaking point.”
Supergirlairs Sundays at 9 p.m. on The CW.
