We're just a few weeks away from the return of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, as the beloved Netflix series will be premiering its fourth and final installment on New Year's Eve. Fans are anxious and excited to see what the future holds for Sabrina Spellman and those in her orbit, and to see how they've grown as characters since the series' inception. That will especially be the case for Roz Walker (Jaz Sinclair), Sabrina's best friend who has had a uniquely supernatural trajectory over the series' run. As Sinclair revealed in a recent interview, she personally went to showrunner Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa to help the character get back to her feminist roots.
"I had a really good conversation with Roberto. When I signed on to the show, I was really excited to play this feminist, loud, unscared girl in this witch world," Sinclair revealed. "We get to experience so many things. And then in Part 3, it was mostly cheerleading and questionable friendship decisions with Harvey and all that."
"I had a really good conversation with Roberto right before Part 4 -- maybe at the end of Part 3, I don't remember -- where I was just like 'I want these parts of Roz back,'" Sinclair continued. "'I really liked the feminist, I like this and I really want this mixed relationship to have justice because you're going to do it, we're going to do it and if you're not going to do it, that's fine too but if we're going to do it, let's make it full and beautiful and lovely.'"
According to Sinclair, the conversation ultimately led to some productive decisions when it came to Roz's character. —Comicbook
