Stewie Character Analysis Essay

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Moving on to the next point of my analysis, I focused on another aspect of Stewie’s sexuality, especially because sometimes he is portrayed as heterosexual, contrary to other times where he seems to be homosexual, as seen in table 4.
In the first scene (episode 7x07), Stewie is besotted by Susie Swanson when seeing her for the first time. The fact that he uses the word angel to refer to her led me to believe that he is heterosexual since he is in love with another baby but of the opposite sex. This is complemented by what appears in the second scene (episode 7x07), where Stewie claims that Susie is so hot. This phrase undoubtedly indicates that Stewie is attracted to her.

Contrary to what table 7 shows, table 8 refers to another facet of Stewie’s personality, that is to say, Stewie’s transvestism. We can guess that he has disguised himself as a girl because other men call him Desiree. When calling him that name, it is implied that he ‘is’ a girl. As a curiosity, when the other guy says hey, is that Desiree? I came to the conclusion that Stewie really likes to cross-dress since more than one man
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However, and despite being a baby, he has been able to demonstrate his supreme intelligence by inventing several devices. One of them is a time machine, which has appeared in more than one episode. After having solved the incident by which they end up in the nothingness, Stewie explains to Brian how he created the universe. When he tells Brian about the universe’s cosmic background radiation, the echo of the big bang, and the fact that time and space didn’t exist until my explosion, his supreme intelligence is implied. Moreover, when he talks about a temporal causality loop, that is, the universe created me, so I could create it, so it could create me and so on, this led me to realise that he is actually an outstanding person. The most incredible thing is that we cannot forget that he is a

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