[ SECRET POST #3986 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3986 ⌋

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Re: Books Introduced in School That You Liked

[(Anonymous)]

+ 1 on everything Atwood writes

and + a billion on Jane, who is often overlooked as a great female character with strong convictions. I'm always impressed by how subtle and developed her character is when I go back and read it, especially that Jane herself doesn't seem to understand in her early years just how strong and self-sufficient she is and why other people find it so unsettling to observe. She's not emotionally cold, either, which seems to be the tradeoff for women who are survivors. Definitely reserved, but not unfeeling.

I love her so much and it annoys me when people reduce her down to something less complex.

Re: Books Introduced in School That You Liked

[replicantangel]

I agree completely. She has such a large heart that gets broken so often, but she manages to still cherish her experiences and remain warm and loving to those around her (even it's hardly cuddly, effervescent warmth).