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Subject: You're welcome - and a question

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Holly

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Date Posted: 19:01:31 03/26/01 Mon
In reply to: Heather 's message, "Thank you Holly" on 05:22:57 03/26/01 Mon

ITA re most of the most-taught male writers and even some of the lesser-taught male writers, but I think Shakespeare wrote some extremely strong female characters (Juliet, Cordelia) and some extremely weak male characters. My problem was/is that most of the strong females were ultimately doomed by their very strength. Not always true for the men. My brain is dead - I remember liking other authors' female characters, but I don't remember whose. Can you think of any?

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Subject	Author	Date
Some ideas in response	Heather	06:20:59 03/27/01 Tue
Oh, but you did - -- Holly, 17:08:39 04/10/01 Tue