Lady Emily

Emily Bray (born )https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1753136655064596948, better known online as Lady Emily or GreatCheshire, is a video essayist who analyzes various works of pop culture. Her videos are usually very long, many of them over an hour in length. Emily generally makes videos on whatever media she is interested in, such as her videos on Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy's relationship, which is her favorite ship, or her video on her favorite manga Berserk. She also loves making videos about So Bad, It's Good content. 
Emily is a co-writer for her friend and fellow video essayist Sarah Z, and eventually began creating videos of her own. Her first video was on "The Failure of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel". The video was so wildly popular that she soon became a well-regarded essayist in her own right. Since then she has also become known for videos on subjects like Anime, reality TV, and internet history. Topics that Emily has done videos on include Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic/Channel Awesome), James Rolfe (The Angry Video Game Nerd) and Gorillaz. 
Besides her content, Emily is also known for her involvement in the alleged misconduct scandal surrounding Chuggaaconroy in January 2024, having instigated it by saying that Emile kept trying to get her to initiate in erotic foot fetish roleplay. She also had a minor involvement in the drama surrounding Quinton Reviews the previous year, which more heavily involved Sarah Z and Dan Olson.
== History ==
=== Video essays ===
Emily Bray is a co-writer for her friend and fellow video essayist Sarah Z, and eventually began creating videos of her own. Her first video "The Failure of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel" was an instant success, quickly earning her thousands of subscribers. She has made several videos criticising Doug Walker (Nostalgia Critic/Channel Awesome) and The Nostalgia Critic. Emily often thanks her viewers for their support at the end of her videos. She is Texan and her videos are usually very long, many of them over an hour in length. Emily generally makes videos on whatever media she is interested in, such as her videos on Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy's relationship, which is her favorite ship, or her video on her favorite manga Berserk. She also loves making videos about So Bad, It's Good content. Emily is also a fan of the Ace Attorney video game series and the Gundam and Neon Genesis Evangelion anime franchises. Other topics that Emily has done videos on include James Rolfe (The Angry Video Game Nerd) and the virtual band Gorillaz. 
Emily has stated that the video she is most proud of is "The Many Adaptations of Berserk". Emily argues that The Nostalgia Critic heavily declined after its revival, with its focus shifting to unfunny sketches rather than just talking about movies. These issues become especially prominent with his clipless reviews, which feature no footage from films and instead are just made of recreations Emily and others have called awful. During her video on Demo Reel, Emily mentions that Doug Walker wanted Demo Reel to be his big break away from the The Nostalgia Critic and allowing Doug to flex his more creative side. But Doug's numerous shortcoming as a writer and director made Demo Reel an utter failure. The end result being that its failure was so bad Doug had to bring the Critic back, and mostly act as is Demo Reel never happened, save for the occasional call back to its failure. She argues that Doug Walker is an entitled narcissist who always thinks his opinion is right and constantly looks down on others.
"The Failure of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel" starts by talking about Neon Genesis Evangelion, and how the series came to be coloured by director Hideaki Anno's declining mental state over the course of production. While not directly tied to the video's subject matter, it serves as very deliberate foreshadowing for the trajectory Demo Reel's writing would take over the course of the series. "The Return of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel" likewise opens by talking about Rebuild of Evangelion, and how what was intended as a simple remake split off in its own direction to reflect Anno's changing outlook on life — which Emily then admits has nothing to do with Demo Reel's brief Halloween 2021 revival, before she segues to the main topic with "Hey, did y'all know Demo Reel made a comeback?". The same video initially claimed to be about the reboot of Demo Reel, but this ended up only being the focus of the first half of the video. The second half instead focuses on Nostalgia Critic's clipless reviews. The true purpose of the video is to analyze and criticize Doug Walker and his work rather than just looking at the Demo Reel reboot. While she points out that Doug Walker is a bad person who ignores the horrible treatment of his employees and coworkers, she almost feels bad for the many failures in his career and even bashes his fans for putting him in this position.
One of Emily's complaints about the first episode of Demo Reel is the inconsistent portrayal of its main character Donnie's intelligence level and motivations. The movie remakes he directs are written in a harshly satirical tone as if they're a deliberate attempt to mock the source material, but Donnie himself is depicted in the behind-the-scenes mockumentary footage as an earnest-yet-incompetent would-be filmmaker who loves movies but doesn't understand what makes them work; this jarring dissonance resulted in a main character switching back and forth between "idiot trying to make a masterpiece" and "Caustic Critic trying to make a farce" at seemingly random intervals. Of the many questions Emily brings up regarding the Nostalgia Critic's clipless reviews, the most pertinent one is "Who are these videos made for?" She notes that, by filming low-budget remakes of movies he's reviewing instead of showing clips from the original movie to riff on, Doug Walker falls onto a double-edged sword: viewers who haven't seen the original movies will have no idea what he's talking about and won't get the jokes because of that, viewers who have seen the original will be put off by the flagrant liberties Doug Walker takes with the source material, and both groups will dislike the videos in general just because of their embarrassingly low production values. The time travel framing device for The Nostalgia Critic's Christmas with the Kranks review is supposed to convey how much the show has improved since its early days, and tries to paint anyone who prefers the classic style as simply being afraid of change by having the Critic's past self make easily-refuted complaints about the modern episodes. However, Emily argues that the attempts to show how much better the new format is only highlight why it doesn't work. For instance, when the modern Critic attempts a classic-style review, he's surprised that his short quips no longer segue into lengthy cutaway gags that are only tangentially related to the review and add nothing to the initial joke — and this is treated as a bad thing.
"The Return of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel" features multiple references to Neon Genesis Evangelion, as the video uses the series to understand the history of The Nostalgia Critic, and the video's thumbnail parodies the series. Although she still likes the video, Emily isn't happy with its introductory section, which features an analysis of Neon Genesis Evangelion in which she describes it as a deconstruction of the mecha genre that turns typical mecha tropes on their head and calls into question the genre. She later became more knowledgeable on other mecha anime and no longer agrees with this analysis, as many mecha anime are much deeper than she realized and that Neon Genesis Evangelion was less of a deconstruction than it seemed. She wishes she could rewrite this section of the video. The Return of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel" features many references to her previous video about Demo Reel. She only made the video because the semi-reboot of the series made her feel the first one was incomplete and she needed to look at the bigger picture of how Doug's work changed after it ended.
In "Plastic Beach: The Masterpiece That Almost Ended Gorillaz", Emily discusses how the album Plastic Beach was divisive when it was first released but is today viewed as one of the best albums by Gorillaz. This applies to Emily's thoughts on it too — despite admitting early in the video that Plastic Beach is one of her all-time favorite albums, she later shows a Facebook post she made at the time of release saying she found it disappointing and couldn't get into it. After gushing at length about the album's lead single "Stylo", Emily bluntly admits that it never had a chance of being a hit like the label had been hoping for, pointing to its almost 5-minute length and unconventional structure with no clear verses or chorus as reasons why it was a poor fit for pop radio, especially in 2010's pop music landscape; "[Stylo] rules and is great, but it wasn't something you'd hear being blasted at a party or on the Top 10 charts."
=== Controversies involving Emily ===
==== Quinton Reviews ====
In July of 2023, Quinton Reviews uploaded a video to his secondary channel titled "Responding to everything".https://youtu.be/SZKwT0LEhWU?si=2yRlpBV0hiMi4dF5 In the video, Quinton addressed the recently semi-viral accusations levied at him by a former editor who claimed he'd overworked and failed to pay her properly, alongside further allegations of maltreatment. In the video, he revealed proof showing that this editor had actually come onto him romantically multiple times, refusing to take no for an answer and becoming vindictive and vengeful as he tried to enforce boundaries, revealing himself to be a victim of years-long sexual harassment and internet stalking. He also showed proof countering her specific claims about payment and poor treatment, and multiple other editors came forward in the comments of the video to vouch for him. Shortly after this video went up, however, Dan Olson tweeted derisively in response, re-enforcing the already-dispelled accusation that Quinton had tried to get out of paying his editors properly.Hey man, if you don't want to pay editors for their time then don't hire editors. "Wow, I paid these editors a house worth of money to edit literal days worth of finished content instead of doing it myself" is, like, yeah, that's what happens when you run a business. -Dan Olsonhttps://64.media.tumblr.com/ec6739fbbb634ff2b1e9dd7edcbe2182/10c2f1181b5d2086-03/s1280x1920/f71b1a1b5878229106ef7658549dcc38b7e404b8.pngAt about the same time, both Sarah Z and Lady Emily made vague posts on social media (The former on Tumblrhttps://64.media.tumblr.com/738b76b4bd67c23cd1febb9d65b67266/5776104c4bf38c62-4f/s1280x1920/a09903e9ae464b9832ce7a67ed709b3180cfe3ec.png, the latter on Twitter) which due to the timing--especially in conjunction with Dan Olson's direct response and Sarah Z's established prior dislike of Quintonhttps://www.tumblr.com/cardentist/722438121291137024/a-further-update-to-the-situation-so-we-can-have--were speculated to be in response to Quinton opening up about his experiences. Emily specifically wrote that,Something I've learned throughout film school and life is that if basically every person in the same field calls out or refuses to associate with a person in that field, you should take that as a sign that there's probably a reason for that and the reason is probably valid. -Lady Emilyhttps://64.media.tumblr.com/363549b5163d044e09ce1715adce30bd/5776104c4bf38c62-4f/s1280x1920/06176c52958d4f89c69ac19ad0bf7fe558fa6b8e.pngThis tweet, alongside the posts from Dan Olson and Sarah Z, sparked a great deal of controversy, with many interpreting Emily's words as trying to foster doubt about Quinton's character and undermine him at a point where he was actively suffering abuse and harassment. Much of the criticism also centered around feelings that her words were, at best, naïve, and that they could also be read as justifications for bullying by implying that social ostracization should be viewed with an assumption of guilt and wrongdoing on the part of the person being ostracized. Concerns over bullying were only enhanced when people noted a dig at Quinton in "The Return of Channel Awesome's Demo Reel", wherein she takes a moment to say, as the shot zooms in closer and closer on a visual of Garfield merchandise:I was originally going to break down each clipless review individually, but after some consideration I decided that it's not really necessary, and that I didn't want to force myself to recap episode by episode in a needlessly thorough manner in the effort of achieving some arbitrarily inflated run time like some other creators. -Lady Emilyhttps://youtu.be/fufMS8Mzdiw?si=uV6x7qF8zBC8VfZ2&t=1204Quinton Reviews is well-known for having deliberately in-depth videos going over the minutia of the topics he's covering (With his videos often reaching several hours in length), and his extreme fondness for Garfield has been the focus of several videos, as well as a passive presence throughout his channel, as his large collection of Garfield merchandise is highly visible in the background of his set. Given the lack of other creators who she could be feasibly referencing, this was interpreted by some as a direct instance of subtle bullying from Emily, resulting in further scrutiny of her tweet and its implications.
In the aftermath of the backlash, Emily claimed that her statement was actually in reference to Jonah Hill, and expressed frustration that people read into her vague tweet to such an extent, saying that she did not initially speak up to dissuade people from thinking it was about Quinton because she had muted the tweet after posting it and didn't want her words hyper-analyzed further.https://archive.is/8LTGA
==== Chuggaaconroy ====
===== Interactions =====
By 2022, Emily had befriended Let's Player Chuggaaconroy. On March 13, 2022, Emile sent Emily a message on Twitter in which he praised her content, saying "You have an excellent way of delivering information that doesn’t come off biased, all with a likable personality!".https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1502900724220506113 Emily responded by saying "That means the world to me. I’m so glad you like my stuff and that my intention to try and be as fair as possible comes through."https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1502901937552994304
Emile and Emily began interacting with one another on Twitch streams and in Twitter replies, and began direct messaging one another on Twitter on December 30. 2022. Their interactions started with Emile attending Emily's Pokémon Black streams in December 2022 and chatting, and they started talking in DMs because Emile "seemed chill."https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747321821756895717 At this point they had already talked for a month via Twitch, but this is their first time officially connecting in DMs. After two months of friendly conversation on Twitter and via other avenues, Emile said “Do you just want my Discord?” likely picking off from another conversation outside of Twitter DMs.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747358571300266315 On February 16, Emile and Emily exchange Discord contacts, and they moved the conversation there.
On June 4, 2023, after seven months of direct messaging, Emily uploaded a selfie and he zoomed into her shoes in the background and messaged her about them, saying "Nice sneakers!", and finally showed an interest in her shoes, and shoe size, along with making it known he’d like to send a birthday present. Shortly after, in an offscreen conversation, Emily told him her shipping address. On June 7, after Emile sent the pair of gift shoes, he also sent the message “Your feet were too darn big!”. Several days later, on June 11, Emile and Emily talked about the shoes that Emile gifted, and what Emily thought of them. Emily’s response to Emile's message “Do I… get to see you in them?” was "Oh yeah! I'll get a photo once I get a chance to put them on".https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748820212705562708 Emily sends a picture of herself wearing the shoes and says they fit great, which Emile responds to by saying "They suit you, and if I may say, you look gorgeous".
On September 13, Emile makes the infamous “Man, big and stinky? You’ve got it all.” comment.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748815469035885012 It was not known why Emile was in charge of taking care of Emily’s shoes, as a lot of context was missing in the DMs. But at some point between June 11 and September 13, they most likely met up in person, and Emile was given Emily’s shoes to take care of. That same night, around an hour later, Emile provided context about his fascination with shoes to Emily.
On September 14, another conversation occurred in which Emile eventually interjected more roleplay. On September 16, after a non-shoe related discussion, Emile asked “Would you… like to pick up where we left off last night? Hahaha… It dropped off suddenly.”https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748818459033510295 This is when Emily began ghosting him. Emile tried to make contact again on the 17th, 18th, 19th and 22nd of September.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747311590662078509 After having no success, he dropped it and took a break until September 29 which is when he checked in again. He continued messaging, perhaps a message every day or every few days, which went on through October and until November.
===== Statements =====
"Fuck it. Just to get it off my chest: last year Chuggaaconroy kept trying to get me to initiate erotic foot fetish roleplay with him while he also had a girlfriend. This included sending shoes to my house under the guise of a gift only to constantly ask for feet pics afterwards. Eventually I started ignoring him because I wasn’t sure how to navigate around him clearly trying to rope me into fetish shit and in return his messages to me got more frequent and aggressive. Convos would often derail suddenly. One moment we’d just be talking about Nintendo games, and then it would shift immediately to feet talk. He was very persistent in commenting on how big my feet are. I try to respond with blunt jokes to make the vibes less creepy out of nerves." -Lady EmilyOn January 16th, 2024, Emily made a tweet about being allegedly sexually harassed by a YouTuber, writing, "Scrolling through Reddit and seeing dozens of comments calling the popular youtuber who sexually harassed you for several months last year a wholesome bean with only green flags 🙃", referring to a Reddit post made after The Completionist charity fraud controversy which called Emile wholesome.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747192834745090278 Emily made a follow-up post later that day which namedropped Emile as the alleged harasser, saying "Fuck it. Just to get it off my chest: last year Chuggaaconroy kept trying to get me to initiate erotic foot fetish roleplay with him while he also had a girlfriend. This included sending shoes to my house under the guise of a gift only to constantly ask for feet pics afterwards."https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747310141563715753
Emily posted screenshots of the interactions between herself and Emile over the course of the day.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747321821756895717 Emily frames these conversations as him trying to lead her to do "fetish shit," writing, "Eventually I started ignoring him because I wasn’t sure how to navigate around him clearly trying to rope me into fetish shit and in return his messages to me got more frequent and aggressive".https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748820212705562708https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748815469035885012https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GpSy_2mM0gP4q4uZSnjtSg0vIAIBtMxe5FL-KM4wk5I/edit In the posts, she writes, "Convos would often derail suddenly. One moment we’d just be talking about Nintendo games, and then it would shift immediately to feet talk. He was very persistent in commenting on how big my feet are. I try to respond with blunt jokes to make the vibes less creepy out of nerves." She also shared a video and wrote, "And for those asking how I know it was his actual Discord and not an impersonator I was talking to, beyond the fact that I ran it by mutuals of ours to make sure it was valid, here’s our first connection over Twitter leading up to things going to Discord".https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748818459033510295
A few days later, after seeing "some confusion about the timeline of events", Emily posted more screenshots of her DMs with Emile in chronological order.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747311590662078509 Emily said that she didn’t know he was into shoes like that when she accepted and got the gift nor had no reason to suspect it, and that she got suspicious when he asked for pictures but gave the benefit of the doubt.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748820212705562708 Emily also said that she was sick with the flu at the time of her conversations with Emile, and also admitted that it is difficult for her to tell someone that they're making her uncomfortable due to having anxiety and depression, saying "Also just want to say that at the time of all of this, I was horribly sick with the flu and had lost my voice for several weeks and was basically miserable and barely there. So most of the time I’m struggling to just stay awake, let alone try to respond to all this. As someone in treatment for anxiety and depression, it's often hard to tell people to their face when they're making me uncomfortable. I wasn't quite sure what else to do."https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748815469035885012https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748818459033510295
===== Emile's Responses and Aftermath =====
On January 16th, 2024, Emile responded to Emily's allegations, writing, "Hey, I want to say I’m sorry to Emily and to you, our community. I apologize for my mistake of overstepping the boundaries of our friendship and causing her to hurt in the process. This will not happen again." He followed this with a comment, writing, "I’d rather have time to collect my thoughts than react immediately, and ask that you not contact my friends about this. I will talk more about this in a few days."https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1747425283710255439https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1747425285035688416
On January 22nd, 2024. Emile posted his full response to Emily's allegations on his Facebook account, and shared a link to it on his Twitter account. In the statement, he discourages hate towards Emily and further apologizes to her. He revealed he went to therapy after she shared how hurt she was by his actions. He also admits to having "done and said similar things in years past with other people," issuing an apology to them, as well. He then claims that his girlfriend was aware of the interaction with Emily and consented to it, writing that it "crossed no lines." About the shoe talk prior to the allegations, he writes, "Fitness and footwear are among my hobbies and not strictly fueled by anything more. I can get passionate about my interests, and I now understand how this can come across and how it could negatively affect others".https://www.facebook.com/chuggaaconroy/posts/939398944201531https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1749497144216588522
On April 16th, 2024, Emile posted his response to the allegations, including those made by Emily, via a thread on Twitter, also posting a link to a Google Doc consisting of the same information.https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1780314781074780242https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zOaX65dY3EmlTrpWZESY4Y3CKni62NOyONli_cfFP2E/preview# During the statement, Emile shares further thoughts on the situation between himself and Emily. He writes that in 2023 she reached out to him and let her know how their conversations made her feel and he apologized to her. He claims she said she would never go public with the information, "immediately" got professional help and started seeing a therapist weekly. Then, she made it all public and "crushed" him.https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1780314786737062245 He refutes the idea that he asked her for foot pictures constantly, writing that he asked once if he could see photos of her wearing shoes he bought her, not realizing it would make her uncomfortable. He writes "my kink doesn't define every aspect of my life." He then shares screenshots of their conversations for further context.https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1780314789748588906
Emile shares further screenshots of their conversations, including one where he writes that Emily would "encourage [his] roleplay and jokes about shoes" and consent to and participate in it. He writes that he thought he was "being dumb with consenting friends" and that at worst it was "a little embarrassing that my kink was probably one reason I liked the subject". Emile shares further screenshots of their conversations about shoes to show the tone of the conversations that led to the roleplay, writing that he believes the read as "pretty silly" from both ends. He writes that his girlfriend found Emily's decision to include personal information about her was "greatly upsetting" to her, writing that his relationship "never need to be brought up." He also shares his apology to Emily. He writes that he does not retract the apology and insists that she was okay with the roleplay, writing that "she said she enjoyed it" and he gave his word that it "wouldn't go into sexual territory," admitting that it still "wasn't a good way to act." He then mentions that he has autism and struggles with understanding social cues or people's limits. He writes that he was confused when she stopped responding to his messages, which is why he sent her many messages after she stopped responding, writing, "I've learned now that repeated messages like this can be stressful to others."https://twitter.com/chuggaaconroy/status/1780314792839741822
In the replies to his full response, Emile often spoke in Emily's defence to try and reduce the hostility, tweeting "Let's treat her with respect, okay?" and "I'm sure she had her reasons" in response to people attacking Emily. He had previously tried to discourage hate towards Emily in his first response, saying that she "should be treated with respect". Proton Jon made similar remarks in a Twitch stream, saying that he didn't like seeing some the Runaway Guys fan community being transphobic towards Emily. Conversely, NintendoCapriSun advised Emily not to keep tweeting about the situation so all the effected parties could move on from the drama; Emily has not done so since her final statement about it in April 2024.
===== Emily's Responses and Jane Doe situation =====
Emily responded to Emile's initial apology tweets by revealing that there were other girls Emile had spoken to in this way, and that this was "a pattern of behavior spanning almost a decade", and said that she hoped that Emile would mention this in his full statement, saying "I hope your future apology acknowledges that this isn’t just an isolated incident with me but a pattern of behavior with several women over the course of the past decade. I hope you’re willing to own up to that fact and re-examine the ways you interact with your fans, with your peers, and women in general going forward."https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747442999502467201https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1747443002744713571 Emily responded to Emile's full apology by saying that she doesn't accept his apology. She suggested Emile's actions seem to be a pattern and saying that other women have come forward to her, but that she hopes he genuinely means to better himself.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1749993404786741595 Emily defended letting people know about her conversations with Emile.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1749993404786741595 She also denied having a private conversation with Emile, instead saying that she had one of Emile's friends ask him to not contact her.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1749994237909684706
On March 25th, 2024, Emily posted a statement about being doxxed.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1772089019674812781https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1772089021847499058https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1772089023764300047https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1749993402072998230 Then a Twitter user named Mr. Dode quoted Emily’s tweet saying that, while they did not condone the doxxing, they would “continue to let the information on the situation be known” and “let her actions and her omission of information be known”. This was not taken well by Emily, as the message accused her of misinformation. Emily responded by calling out their hostility and how the hateful things they have said about her was part of why she felt attacked and afraid.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1772127568134582749https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1772127568134582749 Her screenshots, unfortunately, included the username of “Jane Doe”, a friend who got sucked into this. By Mr. Dode’s claims, some of Emily’s fans harassed Jane Doe, to the point that she deleted her Twitter account as she was a victim of child sexual abuse, and fled because she was afraid the negative attention could lead her abusers to her location. On April 2nd, 2024, Emile responded to the Jane Doe situation, albeit not publicly. He spoke to Jane Doe and offered sympathy to her.https://twitter.com/LetsleyPlays/status/1775136710852034570https://twitter.com/LetsleyPlays/status/1775137293205983346https://twitter.com/LetsleyPlays/status/1775137498550648852
On April 22nd, 2024, Emily released a final statement regarding the situation on Twitter, a week after Emile released his full response. Responding to the Jane Doe situation, Emily said she genuinely hoped that Jane Doe is doing well and safe said that she was sorry for what happened to them in their past. Responding to Emile's full statement, Emily sent him her regards and hoped for his improvement and congratulated him on taking the steps to recover, and said that she was genuinely sorry for the mental distress caused by all this and hoped he could come out of this better and healthier than before.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225438368039116https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225417748787625https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225420307284014https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225421838254165https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225428620390784https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225432974180730https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225434794500120https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225436623204515https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225438368039116https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1782225439966019998
== Trivia ==
* Emily is a trans-woman.
** The channel's icon and banner use the transgender colors of pink, white, and blue to represent Emily's trans identity.
** The thumbnail of "The Evolving Relationship of Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy" uses rainbow colors to reflect the queer ship.
* She is autistic.https://twitter.com/GreatCheshire/status/1748567188699541826
*She is bisexual.https://x.com/GreatCheshire/status/1573372609558986755
*Emily is often assumed to be Canadian due to her friendship with Canadian Sarah Z, when she is actually from Texas.
*On Sarah's videos, she's referred to so often as "my co-writer Emily" that some commenters like to joke that it's her full name.
== References==
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