[ SECRET POST #2364 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2364 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Simply put, I'm thinking of a number of specific female characters I love whose challenges are intrinsically tied to the aggressively patriarchal society they live in. The way they deal with said treatment is inspiring and exactly why I love them. If they lived in a matriarchy, they would certainly face different challenges and while that could also be an interesting story, it's not their story anymore. Just a nice "what if" fantasy.

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[(Anonymous)]

Likewise, some of my favorite male characters wouldn't face the same issues they do in their canons if they were female (due to things like being nobility in a society where titles are inherited by the males of the family).

And one of my all-time favorite characters is a male character who ends up in the "princess" role of a princess/knight-type relationship. I wouldn't be interested in the story at all if he were a woman because then it would just be your generic damsel-in-distress story. The fact that he is a man instead of a woman in that role is what makes it so interesting.

In what story does a male character occupy the "princess" role of a princess/knight relationship?

[(Anonymous)]

And one of my all-time favorite characters is a male character who ends up in the "princess" role of a princess/knight-type relationship. I wouldn't be interested in the story at all if he were a woman because then it would just be your generic damsel-in-distress story. The fact that he is a man instead of a woman in that role is what makes it so interesting.

Just curious--what story is it--I don't believe I've heard of it?

[(Anonymous)]

Tales of Graces! It's an RPG for the PS3. The main character is a young man who has always wanted to be a knight; he befriends the prince of his kingdom, and their relationship is central to the plot of the game. Sadly they don't take it all the way and make the relationship a romantic one (although there is very, very heavy subtext to indicate that the prince's feelings are indeed romantic), but it's still nice to see a knight and a prince instead of a knight and a princess.