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In Support of Stop Cyberbullying Day, Urban Decay has tapped 'Tall Girl' actress Ava Michelle for its 'Words Hurt IRL' campaign.

The campaign is the latest facet of the brand’s ongoing collaboration with The Cybersmile Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to tackling online bullying and abuse. “Moving toward creating a loving social media environment is one of the best things we can do.” “This campaign is extremely important to me because I have suffered being a victim of cyberbullying myself,” said Michelle, who portrays main character Jodi in Netflix’s “Tall Girl” film franchise.

Here's why, in a discussion about Netflix's original supernatural drama Warrior Nun, fans shared differing opinions about protagonist Ava's character arc.

In an interview with Fade to Her, Alba Baptista said of Ava, "Wherever she goes, everyone sees and recognizes her light. "We wanted her to impact every scene she was in, because of the way she was and the way she was raised. In effect, then, Baptista seems to be explaining what some viewers have described as a lack of consistent motivation. That way, the audience was kind of on the journey with her and could participate in the story, instead of just observing it," he said. User DarkChen argued this as well, in addition to noting that Ava seems to give different reasons at different times when explaining her reluctance. In an interview with Decider, showrunner Simon Barry emphasized the importance of Ava feeling relatable to viewers.

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