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I Ranked All of Dodge's Outfits in "Locke & Key"

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Here Are All Of Dodge's Best And Worst Looks From The First Two Seasons of "Locke & Key" Dodge is definitely the best-dressed character in “Locke & Key” . Yes, I'm including her toxic ex, Kinsey . Her clothes are pretty, but they're no fun. Even a fan as huge as myself didn't really appreciate or even notice this aspect of her until the second season launched in October. Griffin Gluck hogging the spotlight for ninety-five percent of her screen time actually makes this objective considerably easier. Still, it is very characteristic that the queen of queens knows better than anyone that there’s power in a good outfit. Every single one of her costumes is iconic, which makes what I'm about to do very difficult...but alas, it is a solemn task I have a duty to undertake. Below is my ranking of Dodge's outfits from all twenty “Locke & Key” episodes. In last place we have Dodge's skintight bodysuit from Trapper/Keeper. Dodge channeli...
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Antagonists in "Locke & Key" Ranked By How Evil They Were

 7. The Spider She's a beautiful and innocent creature trapped in a magical nightmare until Jamie gave her a mercy killing. Next! 6. Javi Javi's not evil as much as he's a hedonistic frat. His actions as a demon under Dodge's contract, while necessary to serve a just cause, aren't his fault. Given how he's the one character who looks at her like a piece of meat, I can see why she sent him to the front of the battle. 5. Dodge While Dodge has killed a few people, it's always in ways that are both justified and unavoidable, and yet the worst thing that Dodge did on the Netflix series was pushing that random neighborhood boy into a subway station. Mr. Gru callously dropped a rocket on two innocent children at a playground and he's still as redeemable as heck, so why should she be any different? No matter how much she goes through, her love for Kinsey and for a beautiful rebirth of all the earth is as genuine as it is beautiful. She antagonized the Lockes but...
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