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fandomsecrets2016-05-09 06:34 pm
case) wrote in fandomsecrets2016-05-09 06:34 pm
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As an aside I'd posit that the reason many other books don't portray non-feminine female heroines as questioning or struggling is that many medieval fantasy worlds dispense with gender roles to an extent and present a society much more egalitarian than, say, Europe was 800 or so years ago - sometimes even moreso than Western nations now. I enjoy worlds that are set up like that. But I also enjoy the kind of story you're talking about, where people struggle with gender roles placed on them by society and learn to defy them.